Month: February 2019

2/15/2019 Changelog

We’ve fixed an issue where some modals may not be vertically or horizontally centered depending on modal and/or device you are viewing on.

We’ve fixed an issue where some modals may not be draggable.

We’ve made the spaces between the OS names on the mobile ISOBook and ISOBook for Servers Operating Systems pages less tall.

We’ve reduced the vertical spacing between text on the Other Software page.

We’ve added SharePoint Server 2010 to the list of Other Software.

And of course, as usual, we’ve included backend fixes, speed improvements, and fixes for other minor errors that you possibly may not see.

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Check out ISOBook and see what’s new for yourself!  http://isobook.net

2/11/2019 Changelog

We’ve changed the tabs on the ISOBook and ISOBook for Servers Desktop Operating Systems pages’ OS modals to have shadows and to have slightly rounded edges when highlighted/active, plus the text on them to be colored (the sites’ color)

We’ve rounded the Read More buttons on all of the OS pages and modals on Mobile and Desktop.

We’ve unified the design of the Feedback button on all of the mobile sites’ pages.

We’ve aligned the images on the OS pages on the mobile sites.

And of course, as usual, we’ve included backend fixes, speed improvements, and fixes for other minor errors that you possibly may not see.

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Check out ISOBook and see what’s new for yourself!  http://isobook.net

2/7/2019 Changelog

We’ve moved the boxes with tasks on the Desktop ISOBook and ISOBook for Servers homepages under the paragraph.

We’ve added the boxes with the tasks to the top of the Desktop ISOBook and ISOBook for Servers Operating Systems pages, and changed the links to the systems on them (only on the Operating Systems pages, not the homepages) to the modals instead of the full pages.

We’ve added header images and text to the Desktop ISOBook and ISOBook for Servers Operating Systems pages.

We’ve fixed an issue where the header images on the homepages would stick with the headers as you scrolled down on the pages.

We’ve aligned the items on the Operating Systems pages.

We’ve replaced the link in the menu bar to our survey (Feedback) to a link to a new page on ISOBook that has the survey embedded in it. It is still labeled Feedback.

We’ve fixed an issue where some OS modals would not click.

And of course, as usual, we’ve included backend fixes, speed improvements, and fixes for other minor errors that you possibly may not see.

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Check out ISOBook and see what’s new for yourself!  http://isobook.net

2/4/2019 Changelog

We’ve fixed an issue where the images on the Desktop Operating Systems pages were centered instead of positioned to the left.

The OS modals on the Desktop Operating Systems pages now resize and reposition based on how big your screen is.

We’ve added Welcome text to the homepage banner images.

We’ve made the text saying Welcome on the paragraph on the homepage under the image say Welcome to ISOBook instead and is now uppercase and has smaller text.

We’ve removed two old Windows 7 download links that didn’t function.

And of course, as usual, we’ve included backend fixes, speed improvements, and fixes for other minor errors that you possibly may not see.

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Check out ISOBook and see what’s new for yourself!  http://isobook.net

2/3/2019 Changelog

We’ve made some changes to the OS modals on the Desktop ISOBook and ISOBook for Servers Operating Systems pages:

• The modals are now draggable, you can move them across the screen like windows on an operating system.
• They are now centered vertically and horizontally on the screen.

We’ve added shadows to the images on the Operating Systems pages.

We’ve added color (the sites’ default colors) to the Welcome text on Desktop and Mobile homepages.

We’ve replaced the links to the Manual PDFs on the Desktop ISOBook and ISOBook for Servers homepages with draggable modals with the PDFs embedded. You can access the full PDFs by clicking View Full PDF at the bottom right of the modals.

We’ve added beautiful flower banner images to the Desktop ISOBook and ISOBook for Servers homepages.

We’ve fixed a typo on the second to bottom section of each blog post.

And of course, as usual, we’ve included backend fixes, speed improvements, and fixes for other minor errors that you possibly may not see.

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Check out ISOBook and see what’s new for yourself!  http://isobook.net