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Site news, patch notes and blog posts in one place: browse by category, search every update, and follow along by RSS.

What's New

What's New is where everything about Designer Den gets posted: announcements, patch notes for every update, and blog posts. Each post has its own page you can read and share.

Find it from the megaphone button at the top of the page, under Community > What's New, in your account menu, or in the site footer. The home page shows the three latest posts, and your dashboard's What's New panel shows the newest one.

The Unread Dot

A green dot on the megaphone means something has been posted since you last looked. Opening the What's New page clears it, and so does reading the newest post.

Browsing by Category

Every post belongs to a category, such as Site News, Patch Notes or Blog. The category tabs under the search box show how many posts each one holds; pick one to see only those posts, or Everything to see them all. The category's colored badge also appears on every card and post.

Posts are listed newest first, except pinned posts, which stay at the top. With no category or search picked, the top of the page features the newest pinned post, or the newest post if nothing is pinned. Patch notes also carry a version badge with their version number.

Searching

Type a few words into the search box. A post matches when every word appears somewhere in its title, summary, version or text, so dice d10 finds posts that mention both. Search stays inside the category you picked; clear the search, or select Show everything, to start over.

Reading a Post

A post opens with its category, version and date. At the bottom, links take you to the next newer and older posts.

Following Along

Prefer a feed reader? Select RSS feed at the top of the What's New page and subscribe; new posts arrive in your reader as soon as they go out.

Tip

Spotted a fix for a bug you reported, or a feature you suggested? That loop is intentional. Keep the ideas coming on the Suggestion Board, and flag anything broken in Bug Reports.


Related: Suggestion Board · Bug Reports