Mismatch PicknPost

1.0.2 — A library, not a handful Last release was about the app around your posts. This one is about the posts themselves: there are now seventy designs instead of a dozen, every one of them drawn properly for the shape you're posting in. Seventy designs, four shapes each Every post type has real options now. Game announcements, results, quarter breakdowns, MVPs, team comparisons, gameday schedules and results, standings, birthdays, signings, renewals — all of them, in three or four distinct looks each. Square, portrait, story and banner — each one designed, not stretched. A story isn't a square with room left over; the type, spacing and layout are set for the shape. Pick the shape first at the top of the template list, and you'll see one card per design instead of the same design four times. Overtime finally has somewhere to go. Quarter-by-quarter posts now come in overtime and double-overtime versions, and the app picks the right one based on how many periods were actually played. No more posts that stop at Q4 after a game that didn't. Standings and results fit the day. Whether the gameday had four games or sixteen, or the table has five teams or sixteen, there's a layout built for that many rows. General posts. A section for posts that aren't about one game or one player — announcements, thank-yous, whatever the week needs. Change the shape, keep the design Switching shape in the editor now loads that shape's version of the design, instead of squeezing the one you started with into a different frame. If you've already made changes to the page, we ask first — keep your edits, or load the new layout. Either way it's undoable. Your colours, or the design's "Use Identity Colors" in the editor's ⋯ menu. On by default, so posts come out in your team's colours. Turn it off when a design's own palette suits the moment better. Flip it as often as you like. Player of the game, filled in for you MVP posts now know who the MVP was. Pick the game and the top performer's name and numbers are already on the post. They used to come out blank. Fixes You can see what you're typing. The login screen has a show-password button — and the password field no longer insists on the wrong keyboard language. Menus and sheets are readable in dark mode. They used to sit on the same black as everything behind them, with no edge to tell them apart. League Standings no longer breaks when you pick a group and move on to the templates. The template list scrolls smoothly now that some categories have twenty designs in them.