Assembler Online v.8.13.0 Release Notes
Last visited screen on iPad Presentations
In addition to two existing pre-defined navigation options (“Previous” and “Next”), the new option “Last visited screen” was developed. Applying this option will navigate a user to the last watched slide.
- “Last visited screen” option is available as a pre-set of navigational options. The user applies it to a selected slide. The system implements the “Last visited screen” feature after the user has closed the screen with the applied “Last visited screen” option.
Assembler has improved the fonts rendition on Multichannel Presentations, making the text neat and legible on the iPad devices. Options:
1. Applying Bold style
User has an iPad project with screens with text in the Assembler.
User switches to the Edit mode, then selects a text and apply Bold style to it (click the “B” button).
System immediately apples to the selected text the fontStyle that corresponds to the defined <BrandFont and corresponds to <CharacterStyle name="Strong" id="strong". System marks the “B” button as selected (yellow).
2. Applying Italic style
User has an iPad project with screens with text in the Assembler.
User switches to the Edit mode, then selects a text and apply Italic style to it (click the “I” button).
System immediately applies to the selected text the fontStyle that corresponds to the defined <BrandFont and corresponds to <CharacterStyle name="Italic" id="em". System marks the “I” button as selected (yellow).
3. Applying Bold and Italic styles
User has an iPad project with screens with text in the Assembler.
User switches to the Edit mode, then selects a text and apply both Bold and Italic styles to it (click the “B” and “I” button).
System immediately applies to the selected text the fontStyle that corresponds to the defined <BrandFont and corresponds to <CharacterStyle name="Strong Italic" id="em_strong". System marks the “B” and “I” buttons as selected (yellow).
4. Unselecting Bold or Italic or both styles
User has an iPad project with screens with text in the Assembler and Bold or Italic or both styles have been previously applied to the selected text.
User switches to the Edit mode, then unselects Bold or Italic or both styles (unclicks the “B” and “I” button or both).
System immediately applies to the selected text the fontStyle that corresponds to the defined <BrandFont and corresponds to <CharacterStyle name="Regular" id="reg" if="_reg". System marks the “B” and “I” buttons as unselected (white).
Storycard merge
User has an iPad project and would like to merge a story card with a text that has Bold and Italic and both styles. User merges the Storycard applies the character style to the font of the corresponding text in the target Project based on the Business rules.
- After the merge of a story card into the project, when the story card has text fields with the text in Bold or in Italic or in both, the system applies the character style as per the table below to the target fields:
| Character styles in the Story card (Source) | Character styles in the project after merge (Target) |
| Regular | <CharacterStyle name="Regular" id="reg" |
| Bold | <CharacterStyle name="Strong" id="strong" |
| Italic | <CharacterStyle name="Italic" id="em" |
| Bold Italic | <CharacterStyle name="Strong Italic" id="em_strong" |
- After the merge, if the user selects a text that is Bold or Italic or Bold Italic, the system marks corresponding buttons (“B” or “I” or both) as selected (via yellow color).