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ProudCity 1.70.0 ReleaseProudCity

This is primarily a bugfix release. There is no WordPress Core update in this release. It is immediately available for all ProudCity Hosted sites and for download on Github under the GNU Affero GPL v3 open source license. What changes will I notice? This release contains a number of bugfixes, including fixes to the search...

ProudCity 1.69.0 ReleaseProudCity

This is primarily a bugfix release. There is no WordPress Core update in this release. It is immediately available for all ProudCity Hosted sites and for download on Github under the GNU Affero GPL v3 open source license. What changes will I notice? The only noticeable changes in this release are related to meetings: There...

Government Technology: 'ProudCity's New Meetings Tool Aims to Help Small Governments'ProudCity

Government Technology featured ProudCity in an article on our launch of ProudCity Meetings. Excerpt: ProudCity Chief Operating Officer Kevin Herman said Meetings is an answer to customer demand, particularly from smaller governments. “In these very small communities, we’ve found that the town clerks or city clerks are often the ones that are reaching out to...

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Publish government meeting agendas, minutes, videos with ProudCity MeetingsProudCity

Public meetings are a fundamental component of government operations, and many of the cities we work with have asked about or requested a simple, affordable publishing tool -- for calendars, minutes, agendas, videos -- that seamlessly integrates with their websites. We’re proud to announce the launch of ProudCity Meetings, a new feature that lets governments...

How do I setup ProudCity payment forms?

Here are our two most common ProudCity payment form implementations: Payment content that should appear in the ProudCity Actions Box Examples: Water bill Trash bill Sewer bill Court payments Income tax Business tax Building permits One-off forms that require a fee Examples: Park area reservation Pool membership Summer program enrollment Sports leagues Application fees (demolition,...

What's my ProudScore?

Your ProudScore is a measure of the number of community members that were touched. We weigh all of the actions visitors make on your website and applications so you can track actual interaction over time. Actions include: hearts browse to answer submissions payments job posting click issues (submitted, acknowledged, answered) search result autocomplete click add...

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Digital government platform standardsProudCity

Digital Government Platform Standards provide baseline compliance guidance for meeting continuous technology, security, mobility, accessibility and data portability requirements, as well as ultimate procurement flexibility. Use these standards to ensure adhere to modern technology platform practices. Standard Compliance Trial Yes Continuous feedback loop Yes Ubiquitous platform updates Yes Recurring release schedule Yes Encryption 100% HTTPS...

Code of conductProudCity

Purpose A primary goal of the ProudCity is to be inclusive to the largest number of participants, with the most varied and diverse backgrounds possible. As such, we are committed to providing a friendly, safe and welcoming environment for all, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, ability, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and religion (or lack thereof). This...

Service level agreementProudCity

This Service Level Agreement (this “SLA”) is entered by and between ProudCity, Inc. (“ProudCity”) and the entity (“Subscriber”) that executes that certain order form (“Order Form”) with ProudCity which references this SLA for each of the web services made available by ProudCity or its affiliates to Subscriber (each a “Service”) under the Order Form. The...

How do I upload images or media?

Upload Whether you’re using the featured image or the add media feature you upload your files to ProudCity just like you would attach a file to an email. Once you have selected and uploaded a file, make sure to fill in the file details: title, caption, alt text and description. This will help with...

What's the difference between featured image and “add media”?

Featured images are pre-formatted into some of our content types and templates such as news posts and departments. Oftentimes the feature post is highlighted in the header of content and previewed as a thumbnail on another page or list. The add media option provides the admin with more flexibility to post media throughout their content....

What about landscape vs portrait images (aspect ratio)?

There are some instances where a “portrait” (taller than wide) or “landscape” (wider than tall) style image may look awkward or not fit nicely into your content. If you are starting from a very large image, it could be possible to crop (see below) the image to the appropriate aspect ratio. Often it is just...

Do the dimensions of images matter?

Images will generally be automatically re-sized (like when using the Page Header widget), but you can also select specific sizes when inserting an image into a post.

Is there a minimum file size?

No minimum file size but some displays of images will not look great if you’ve started with a smaller image. For instance, the “Page Header” widget in “Header” or “Full Header” mode really needs an image at least 1100px wide to not become visually distorted.

Is there a maximum file size?

ProudCity has a 25MB soft file size limit. If you need to upload larger files, please submit a ticket and we assist in large file uploads. Please note that the following features will not be available for files over 20MB: Embedded Document preview on your website Indexing the contents of your file (if you are using ProudCity...

Should I upload video or audio files?

ProudCity recommends that video and audio be posted through a free online account like YouTube. These services automatically make video streamable to mobile devices, and will easily reach the broadest audience. YouTube has the additional benefit of being consumable by the home page Social Wall.

Does an image’s file type matter?

Not especially. The standard file types listed above all have some level of “compression” and will be fine for web-based publishing. There are certain, more rare, image formats like .tiff and .raw that are “un-compressed,” will likely be too large for easy viewing on the web, and should be avoided.

What are the common image types?

The most common image file types are: .jpg, .png, .gif.

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