Blended Tree Engine v19 in-law page crash, undo, autocomplete

v28.18: where the family's photos and documents are emailed from the suggest forms, and where the inbox's Send-it-to-me goes. Blank means the built-in default; type an address and it is used instead; clear the box and it goes back to the default. Saved in the tree file, so the website picks it up at the next Sync.

We are still working on the phrases - the tree's own words are in English for now, and this setting is what the site will follow as each language is finished. Saved the moment you choose.

Pop-up boxes are the Drawer, Left off, Houses, Proposals and Sync. The cards on the tree and on a person's page keep their own size. A bigger screen or tired eyes, a small phone - each person picks what suits them. It is kept in this browser only, so it follows you to any tree you open here, and nobody else sees it.

It is saved the moment you change it, in this browser for now - when signing in arrives it will follow you to any device. With the premium skin and background pictures on, the pictures sit on top and your colour shows whenever they are off.

It is saved the moment you change it, in this browser. Nothing picked = the skin's own look. The owner's choice becomes the tree's default for anyone who has not picked their own.

A child with a parent recorded as an equal parent beside the two on their record has two couples they could sit under. This setting is for the whole tree. One child can be set differently on their own page - Edit, "Drawn under". If a child has more than two couples the tree waits for that choice. Saved the moment you choose.

Your words are used wherever the tree names a relationship - on each person's page, on the hover labels and in the + menu. "Step-", "half-", "ex-" and "-in-law" stay as they are around your word, so "step-Mum" and "Mum-in-law" read naturally. Everyone looking at this tree sees the same words. Saved with the Save button on this card.

Pick a colour beside any relationship; "Tree's own" puts it back. Dotted lines stay dotted whatever the colour. Your colours and ticks are yours alone and saved straight away; everyone else keeps their own. The tree's own colours are where everyone starts.

Hiding never deletes anything - the facts are still there for anyone who shows them. The Hide fun facts tick beside Edit on a person's page is the same as Hide everywhere; untick it and you are back to the choice you had.

Changes take effect at once - nothing to save. Pick 7 days and Tom shows every day that week, counting down: "on Friday", "tomorrow", "today". How far back: 100 years for birthdays means anyone who would be 100 or under; 70 years for weddings means the 70th anniversary or under - pick All, a number, or type your own. Living means no Died date recorded and born within the last 110 years. Divorced and annulled couples never show. Someone who has died shows as "would have been". Historical is everything further back than your years, as a quiet line on the day itself - "Today was Dave & Mary Smith's wedding anniversary (married 1910)". Hover over the banner to pause it; click a name to open their page. With nothing ticked, no banner runs. Colours: each kind colours its icon and names; Words colours the rest of each line (until you pick it, the rest follows the kind); Background and Line are the strip itself. Any colour at all can be picked - click a square. On a person's page: the first page you open after each run gets its own pass, and a pass already running follows you between the tree and a page.

Global rule: any of these words, in any name, renders small on the plaque. Takes effect on every card when you press Save. Comma separated.

v28.28: remembered in this browser only, so a relative on the website can turn them off without changing the tree. Takes effect at once - nothing to save.

v28.30: which picture hangs above which rank. The pictures are files in media\ (transparent WebP or PNG, about 800 px wide; the name must start with _ornament_ so it can never clash with a person's picture); deploy_tree.py takes them to the website like any other picture. Width is a percentage of the card's width. Saved into the tree with the Save button on this card, so the website shows the same crowns.

People taken off the tree wait here for 60 days \u2013 every record and every link it had is kept, and Put back brings it all back in one click. After 60 days they are cleared for good.

Every search adds to the same list, oldest first, and nobody is listed twice - a person found again just gains the new relationship. The list stays until you clear it, ready for when you come back. Nothing is added to your tree from here yet. Each person gets a colour: green is ready to add because someone they are related to is already on your tree, orange has no connection yet, grey might already be on your tree (the name and dates look right, but there is no Wikipedia link to prove it), and red is already on your tree. The check links open that person read-only in a new tab. Father to father and Mothers and fathers follow parents only, whatever is ticked, and Stop keeps everything found so far.

When a house belongs to a bigger dynasty - Capet to Capetian, say - the builder remembers it, from Wikipedia or from a dynasty you typed when adding or merging, and fills it in for everyone of that house from then on. Change a dynasty here and it is used from the next person on; nothing already on your tree changes.

The file is read on your own computer and never sent anywhere. Nothing is added to your tree from here yet, and the list is kept only while this page is open - choose the file again to bring it back. Each person gets a colour: red is already on your tree (the same name and the same full birth date), grey might already be on your tree (the name and dates look right - a married woman is also looked for under her husband's surname), green is ready to add because someone they are related to in the file is already on your tree, and orange has no connection yet. Names in the list take you to that person's row; the check links open someone on your tree read-only in a new tab.

Once two spellings are ruled the same, the tree remembers - for the whole family: typing the old one in Edit offers the right one, and if it turns up again it waits at the top of this card to be folded in. The × forgets a match. “Not the same” is remembered too, so a pair is never asked about twice. Nothing is ever joined on its own.

Off by default, so you never arrive in it by accident. Once on it is remembered on this computer only (v29.72) and a red bar at the top says so until you switch it off. Takes effect at once - nothing to save.