Since it's a relatively rarely chosen option, we removed the choice when creating a StoryMap, although of course you can still make them. Set Gigapixel option laterĪlso, we've learned that many people don't understand the " gigapixel" variant of StoryMap, even though we ask if you want to make one each time a new StoryMap is created. Now when you "share" a StoryMap, the social media details are easier to find and update. As a temporary measure, we still have a "sharing" tab in the original location, but it just explains this change for people who don't read this post.
We've moved them to the "sharing" pane so that people will see them when they're relevant. These configuration options used to be on a tab under the "options" menu, where they were often overlooked. You can set the title, image and description which appear when you share a link on Facebook, Twitter, Slack, and other services. Many people are not aware that you can configure your StoryMap for better results when sharing on social media. More prominent position for social sharing We've added a thumbnail preview to the "media" section of the StoryMap slide editor.
Thumbnail previewįirst, we made a simple change to the media section: you'll now see a thumbnail preview of whatever media you've attached to the slide. This should make it easier for people to know what they are looking at as they move between slides editing a StoryMap. We think they make the tool easier to use, but we wanted to explain the changes for any veteran users who might notice them. Based on research and user testing, we're making a number of small changes to StoryMapJS.
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