Social media icons
For the first 5 months of Inside Gov’s young life, organisations have only been able to feature 5 links to the social web in the 'follow us' section of their...
Product changes
HTML publications
...an ISBN or other reference number. Sometimes they can be ordered in hard copy. We’ll be keeping an eye on the use of the format and reserve the right to...
Translating into Welsh
The information in this blogpost may now be out of date. See the current GOV.UK content and publishing guidance. With the Wales Office’s move to GOV.UK imminent, we’ve been working on the ability to translate various bits of content across …
Document types in a series
A couple of weeks back we made a substantial change to the document series format. Whereas previously you could only group publications and statistical datasets into series, now you can also add: consultations news articles case studies speeches detailed guides …
Uploading multiple file attachments in bulk
...facility. Liz has written these more detailed instructions on how to use it: What it’s for The bulk uploader lets you upload multiple files as attachments on a page. Acceptable...
Content formats
...(each department must be consistent in their use of the dataset). Document collection Collections are for grouping related documents which users need to find together. Within a collection page documents...
High profile units within organisations
...department, agency or NDPB) means that they have all the features of a standard org, except: they are not listed on the organisations page, and instead are listed at the...
Groups
...up the Defence Council and Defence Board, and you can see that in action on their ‘Our governance’ page. It’s very early days for this feature. Future iterations are likely...
Adding a change note
...favour of the date it was originally published. Below is a screengrab of how it looks right now on a policy. (But bear in mind the actual data here is...
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GOV.UK’s strategy for growth
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