Environmental aspects redesign, news drafts, project favourites, and Year Wheel fixes

The environmental aspects form got a proper overhaul this period. Five numbered sections, guidance text on every field, and visual selectors instead of dropdowns. It’s a pattern rolling out across 20+ other ISO forms in AmpliFlow.

What’s new

• Environmental aspects form redesigned. The form is now split into 5 numbered sections: Basic Information, Classification, Assessment Information, Risk & Significance, and Management. Every field has guidance text explaining what to fill in and why it matters for ISO 14001. The Environmental Impact and Risk Classification fields are now color-coded button selectors instead of dropdowns, making your current selection visible without opening a list. Users without edit access now see a dedicated read-only view with clear badges for each field value, instead of a disabled edit form.

• News article drafts. You can now save a news article as a draft without publishing it. Drafts are invisible to readers and can be published when ready. A published article can be taken offline (converted back to draft) without deleting it. The content stays and can be re-published later. Articles that previously used a far-future publish date as a workaround to hide them have been automatically converted to proper drafts.
• Favourite projects. Star projects to pin them to the top of the project list. Favourites also appear in the navigation mega menu under Projects.

• Project task filtering. Filter tasks within a project by unread status and free-text search on task name. Column widths in the timeline view are now resizable.
• Filter improvements by creator or updater. In the improvements list, the Created/Updated column now has a filter for which user created or last updated each improvement. Handy before a staff appraisal: filter by an employee’s name to check whether their improvements are up to date.

• Email notifications on news comments. When someone comments on a news article, an email goes to the article author and any article-level owners.

Improvements

• The Templates page no longer has a collapsible filter panel. Status filters sit directly in the table column header, and search is in the page header area.
• The project settings button is now a cogwheel icon instead of a pencil, making it clearer that it opens project settings rather than editing the project name inline.
• News article excerpt text is now properly stripped of formatting before appearing in lists and widgets.

Fixed bugs

• Year Wheel: activities spanning the full year (January through December) rendered as a thin line instead of a complete ring. Fixed.
• Year Wheel: recurring activities set to repeat across all months only appeared in one month. They now show correctly in every month they repeat.
• Year Wheel: ring ordering was driven by hardcoded Swedish category names. It now respects the sort order you set for each category.
• Year Wheel: activity labels could overflow into adjacent segments. They now stay within their arc.
• Cancelling an edit on a custom task activity incorrectly updated the last-edited timestamp. Fixed.
• Tasks not completed when creating a new improvement were appearing in the improvement’s history log. Fixed.
• The recurrence schedule modal could not be closed on mobile. Fixed.
• The Positions page had overlapping header elements on narrow screens. Fixed.
• KPI bars were nearly invisible when a monthly value was close to zero or negative. A minimum bar width is now enforced.
• Several layout issues on smaller screen sizes have been resolved.
• Page size was incorrectly reset when navigating via a link that included filters but no explicit page size. Fixed.
• The MDX editor did not handle pasted images that were not in raw format. Fixed.

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