Modifying or even viewing prototypes in Map View is impossibly slow. Since adornments can only be viewed and modified in Map View, I have separated them out.

The amazing new bstPanel does for panel-type inclusions what bstSB did for button-type inclusions—the look and functionality of the panel is determined by prototype. Most importantly, citation information is placed neatly at the top in APA format.

The Glyphicons that are attached to your prototypes’ SmartButton export are now independent of their export templates. To change them, just enter the short name of the Glyphicon into the their $blogGlyph attribute.

Numbered headings—including <h1>—now export with perfect (hanging) indent in two cases: (1) when the note’s parent uses the NUM export option, and (2) when the note has had the ⬍ Show Num stamp applied to it.

Also, class has been changed to inline-block to permit special title formatting (e.g., code_note).

The Related Links panel has been removed from footnotes.

The IncPanel macro is now a convenience for the full-blown ^include(notename, bstPanel)^.

The IncSB macro now uses its own template, separate from the one that appends SmartButtons as a proxy for compilation. Result: better spacing.

If you used bstSmartButton for your manual SmartButton includes globally change those now.

The PanelPortal macro has been utterly reformulated. We took a vote and you decided that on-the-fly article inclusion is impractical and that you would prefer to enter the article data as key attributes, in individual notes, for purposes of storage and reuse.

The new PanelPortal macro relies on the full-blown bstPanel template to construct its perfect APA format—except that it also lets you override the default body of the panel (taken from the text of the included article-note) with an alternate upshot relevant to the context of your writing flow.

You can now have multiple paragraphs inside your table cells. Just place a ¶ at the end of each non-final paragraph.

The bstSub template (used for including a note and its descendants as a proper subsection) is now separate from the bstSubPost template used to append a note’s children as a compilation for the sake of constructing proper heading levels.