In the meantime, the gazette website project team will be focusing on other important project work. We are certainly not abandoning this important project and expect to be able to resume work later in the year. Note –a s a result of ongoing technical development issues and the pressure of other project work on staff in our small office, we have reluctantly decided to pause our standalone gazette website project for now. Timeline enhancement-the timeline functionality for linking to other versions of a title now ‘remembers’ the provision being viewed and opens the selected version at the same provision.Most popular titles list-this list will now be a permanent feature at the top of our Noticeboard and will be updated weekly with the titles most frequently accessed by our users each week.Resizing the Contents pane-you can now drag the Contents pane to your preferred width and have it stick at that width until you change it again.My favourites-the My favourites page (link on the main dark blue task bar) explains how you can save time navigating around the website by setting up your own favourites list of up to 10 of the titles you need to access regularly.(Note that your selection sticks for all subsequent searches until you change it again.) Search page point-in-time button-by clicking the enable/disable point-in-time buttons on the website Search page, you can now decide if you want your search to return results as at a particular point-in-time date (default is the date you’re searching) or return results for all relevant versions of titles with no selected point-in time date.(Click the blue Help ? button on the Export page for more information.) Export functionality-the Export link on the right of the screen above the dark blue task bar facilitates downloading XML files, including bulk downloads, for the In force and Repealed collections on the website.Breadcrumbs for search hits located in schedules-to make it easier to locate a search hit in the context of the whole title, breadcrumbs are now displayed in the same way (above the timeline) as search hits in the body of a title.

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