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14
2015
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New Features
Apr
14
2015
scroll
navigation
Scroll
In addition to R/m’s classic horizontal slide navigation, we now have a vertical one. Navigate through pages by scrolling them! It fits great for websites, longreads, magazines and photo stories. See it in action.
Viewer Settings.
You can choose between different types of navigation in the newly added project’s settings Viewer tab. Additionally, Superpublishers can now control visibility of menu buttons and navigation arrows.
Free Unlimited Projects.
Starting today, all R/m users with a free Beginner plan can create unlimited projects with up to 10 pages each!
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New Features
Mar
4
2015
viewer
2.0
2.0
Viewer is a big part of our service and over the last two years we have constantly improved it. But now it’s time for some greater changes — today we introduce the new, completely rethought version of R/m Viewer. It’s lighter, faster, smarter, and thoughtful of details as always. We hope you will like it!
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Smart Loading.
The pages content now loads based on reader’s behavior — we analyze what he sees at the moment and preload those parts of a publication where he may go next, making the viewing experience much better.
New Design.
With the new design we strived to create an almost invisible and universal navigation UI that doesn’t steal attention from your content and helps smoothly navigate through the project.
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Mobile.
Much attention has been paid to the mobile version of the viewer, of course. We’ve updated the navigation UI, improved the page swiping and loading algorithms. It feels like native.
Better SEO.
We have improved html-snippets, titles and descriptions for the publications to make them more crawable for search engines. Sitemaps for custom domains become better as well.
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50+ Improvements.
There are 50+ other tiny improvements under the hood which allowed us to create a faster and more stable version of R/m Viewer. Let us know what you think and enjoy!
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New Features
Feb
10
2015
2 little
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One.
Trash. We’ve added a place in the publication’s menu, where you can find and restore all previously deleted pages. And while testing, we’ve noticed that it’s also a pretty handy place to store all the unfinished sketches.
Two.
Page URLs. More and more people are using R/m for creating websites, and you were probably waiting for this feature for too long. So now, instead of default numeric pages URLs, you can set custom ones. Hooray!
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Newsletter
Jan
29
2015
new
embed
New Feature
We’re happy to release the new version of Readymag Embeds. Now you can add any publication created with R/m to your website or blog, and people can view it without leaving your place. Basically, you can create a website inside a website. The possibilities are ∞ endless.
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Newsletter / Dec 9
Introducing
Link
Styles
It took us a while to add such a basic feature as the link styles, but we had to be 100% sure that you get the best interface for it. Now look what we've come up with:
Fix
Position
Another simple but great feature we’re announcing today is the ability to fix widgets to different sides of the browser. Of course, the most obvious way to use it is to fix the menu of the publication, but in fact you can do extraordinary things with it. Enjoy!
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© 2014 Readymag Inc. Visit readymag.com to learn more about our beautiful publishing tool. Here's also our terms and privacy policy. Please feel free to send any feedback or bug reports to hello@readymag.com and if you want to be updated with more great stuff from Readymag follow us on Twitter and Facebook. Be great and publish inspiring mags!
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N°
Newsletter / Oct 5
Introducing
100,000
Icons
Readymag
+
The Noun Project
We continue to integrate the web’s best services into Readymag. Today we’re happy to announce our partnership with The Noun Project — one of the world’s largest library of visual language. From now on, all our publishers have a free access to more than 100,000 icons, designed by creatives from around the world.
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© 2014 Readymag Inc. Visit readymag.com to learn more about our beautiful publishing tool. Here's also our terms and privacy policy. Please feel free to send any feedback or bug reports to hello@readymag.com and if you want to be updated with more great stuff from Readymag follow us on Twitter and Facebook. Be great and publish inspiring mags!
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