We added more links throughout What’s Happening emails—particularly with the titles of items that are highlighted—making it easier to click on and view the content that’s being highlighted.

Documents that have been replaced on “documents” page types will now be highlighted in What’s Happening emails, with context that explains they’ve been replaced (rather than newly uploaded).

Going forward, members will be able to click photos highlighted in What’s Happening emails to open the photo directly on the website!

Admins can now see in the Admin Portal when a document was last replaced (if it’s been replaced since it was first uploaded).

Admins now have the ability to exclude specific pages from being included in What's Happening emails—for any of the page types whose content feeds into What’s Happening emails! You can quickly see at a glance the number of pages that are included for each type of content, and then drill down for a specific type of content to include or exclude individual pages.

We’ve added two new sending frequencies for What’s Happening emails: and (i.e., every two weeks)! These new choices give communities and members more control over how often What’s Happening emails are received.

You’re now able to customize the day of the week What’s Happening emails are generated for your community. By default, What’s Happening emails are generated on Mondays (for weekly & biweekly sending frequencies), but now you can choose an alternative day like Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, etc.

It’s now possible to selectively include/exclude types of content from your community’s website that feed into What’s Happening emails.

You can now customize the order of What’s Happening email content! Using drag-and-drop, easily move content above or below other content to meet your community’s needs.

The full text editor, used for editing a page’s leading text, has received a few small enhancements! You can now select the font family, text color, and highlight color for pieces of text. We also made a few improvements to the way tables—especially large ones—are displayed. Plus, we limited the maximum height of the editor to make editing large amounts of text more manageable.