What's New in the Cabinet

Photos & video now sits right under the article title and is open every time you open a post.
On the left, Website: the picture at the top of your article, shown large, with Show large, Change, Add logo and History. On the right, Social media: your photos, your video or your slides, one tab each.
A star on any photo puts it on your website. Where it goes, under both, says what Facebook, Instagram, Telegram and LinkedIn will each receive.
Each photo is checked for the networks that really receive it in its place, so a photo no longer shows a problem for a network it never goes to.
The Preview shows every network the way it is really posted: Facebook, Instagram, Telegram and LinkedIn each in their own shape.

Settings has a new button, Text on images, where you write how the words printed on your pictures should read: what to say first, the tone, words to prefer or avoid, examples you like.
When you type the words for a picture yourself, your guidelines are shown under the text box, one click away.
The button is there when your account has its own template that prints words. Leave the field blank to keep things as they are.

Press History next to a post's main image, or in Photos & video, to see every set of pictures the post has had: the main image, the social photos and the video together, newest first.
Each set says when it was on the post, who changed it and what changed.
Bring back puts a whole set back on the post in one step, or just its main image, its photos or its video. Undo is there for a few seconds afterwards.
The history starts the first time the cabinet saw your posts' pictures: what a post showed before that was never written down.

An idea you add by hand now shows In research, with its own filter, while our researcher fills it in.
When the research is ready, the idea moves on: into writing, or back to New if you chose to keep it in Ideas.

The header and footer now carry the new IN-STORE symbol, with the tagline Business Innovation & Automation.
On a computer the arrow follows your mouse, and two seconds after you stop it slowly turns back to the top right corner.
On phones and tablets, and when your device asks for reduced motion, the logo stays still.

New in Cabinet