Event pages can now show their next events on their own site, setting up asks for your dashboard's colour, and the dashboard is that colour all the way through.
Event pages
Your upcoming events can go on your own website. Events on your site, at the top of Events, gives you two lines to paste: your next five events, in Collr's style, linking to their event pages and keeping themselves up to date. 18+ events are never shown there, because anyone can visit your site.
A profile shows the event its owner is going to next, with the one after it named underneath, so a festival a fortnight away no longer takes the place of something happening this week.
Your dashboard
Setting up now asks what colour you want your dashboard, with the ten collar colours and light, dark or whatever your device is using. It is the same setting as Account & settings, and separate from your page's own colours under Design.
Your accent colour now runs through the whole dashboard. Links, hover shades, month labels, chips on event posters and the pins on the events map used to stay Collr red whatever you picked. A light accent like yellow gets dark text so it stays readable.
Confirming something no longer uses your browser's pop-up. Deleting, removing and handing things over now ask in a dialog that looks like the rest of Collr, with Cancel as the safe default, and asking for changes to an event gives you room to write the reason.
The last screen of setting up is shown again, so you see your page address to copy instead of being dropped straight into the dashboard.
Your page
The 18+ warning on a flagged link now opens in the middle of the screen on a computer, instead of in the top-left corner.
The Event page badge explains what an event page is when you tap it, like the other badges do.
If you have a content warning on your page, turning on "List me in the community directory" now lists you like anyone else. You were being left out of the directory for signed-out visitors; the directory is never shown to search engines, so there was no reason for it.
More options — your role, your tags, your share card and whether you are listed in the directory — is now a section at the bottom of Your page, instead of being tucked inside the panel for your profile header where it was easy to miss.
The people on your page are readable whatever colour you have chosen. A dark colour on a dark theme left names and notes barely visible, and the list opened in the theme's colour rather than yours.
Your role badge is readable on a light accent, instead of showing as a blank block.
