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I know some of you aren’t going to like it, but GFY. Just kidding, I obviously have real reasons for it.
1. My 30 year anniversary is coming up. In 2027, I’ll have been building websites for 30 years. My very first website had a circular navigation menu. I built it entirely in Photoshop, complete with a 3D effect, and of course made it clickable using image map technology. Who remembers image maps? Now, 30 years later, and not a single time in between, I’ve made another website with a circular navigation menu. This time, it’s made with pure CSS.
2. I’m adding more and more sidebar widgets. They’re compact versions of certain addons, such as "Wallet Balance", "BTC Price" and "Prayer Times" displayed in the sidebar under the menu. I already have 3, and space is starting to get tight. A circular menu gives me more room underneath to add more widgets in the future.
3. There are actually ergonomic reasons for it too. Once people get used to circular navigation, they can remember where things are within an area or a circle more easily and use them more intuitively.
And if it really isn’t your thing, you boring people, then ... as I said ... GF ... nah, just go to the UI settings and switch back to the old navigation.
Also, the “Soft Lilac” theme got a new color palette. Just because. I didn’t like the old one.
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You can select different events and combine them into your own calendar.
That calendar will then be displayed on your profile page.
You can add public or private events, which are encrypted, to your calendar. You can also share public events in your timeline while creating them.
Or you can share them later, after the event has been added.
Shared events look like this in the timeline.
When you click on one, you’ll see more details, including how many people have already said they’re coming.
You can also import the event into your own calendar.

