The mobile web app now loads a significant amount of data and content upfront, which allows users to continue to use the app even when the visitor loses internet access.

• Guides can now be toggled on/off. This allows editors to save previous seasonal guides for reference rather than delete them, but still have them be hidden from pubic visitors.

• Guides allow you to package together a group of pages into a handy little “book” to give user’s a fun and useful experience during their visit. For example, Guides can be used to create self-guided tours, to supplement special events, or to build scavenger hunts. For more info about what they look like in the mobile app, see our sample guides here.

• Added copy/paste support for map elements

• Added ability to set pin color

• Stairs - Admins can mark any waypoint as “Stairs” in the map editor. In the mobile app, if a user receives directions that contain stairs, they will see a small message with an option to route around the stairs.

• Waypoints Display Toggle - In the map editor, admins will now have the ability to toggle on and off the display of waypoints. This will make editing easier in dense maps where waypoints and labels are overlaid.

• Label Alignment - Previously, all labels had centered text and associated icons were positioned from the top/center of the text box. Admins can now choose left and right alignment as additional options.

• Show/Hide Labels by Zoom Level - Map labels now have optional fields for Min and Max Zoom Level. Adding values to these fields will cause labels to be shown and hidden from view as users zoom in and out on the map. This can be used to label general areas when zoomed out and replace those labels with more specific ones as users zoom in.