first change location pie menu

documentation/how-to/data-collection/digitize.en.md

@@ -38,14 +38,16 @@ The current layer within which features are to be added is highlighted in green.
 
     1. Navigate the crosshair in the center of the screen to the desired location
     2. Click the *Green Plus (+) button* at the lower   right of the screen add a new point feature.
-    (Optionable): You can use the *lock to position* button to force the crosshair to center on your location if you have enabled positioning.
+        (Optionable): You can use the *lock to position* button from the pie menu to force the crosshair to center on your location if you have enabled positioning.
+
+        !![](../../assets/images/lock_to_position_icon.png,250px)
+
     3. (Optionable): You can click the *(x) button* to cancel the current feature creation.
 
-    !![](../../assets/images/lock_to_position_icon.png,150px)
 
 ### Adding line or polygon features
 
-!!! Worlflow
+!!! Workflow
 
     1. Navigate the crosshair in the center of the screen to the desired start of the line or polygon
     2. Click the *Plus (+) button* at the lower right of the screen to add the first node.

documentation/how-to/navigation-and-positioning/tracking.en.md

@@ -39,12 +39,13 @@ Once a tracking session is set up, a badge appears in the Side Dashboard next to
 The features created by the tracking session are saved on every vertex recorded.
 During a tracking session, a rubberband line appears on the map to visualize the recorded path.
 
-
 If the layer linked to a tracking session supports the M dimension, QField will store the time passed since the first vertex recorded in each vertex's M value.
 
 !!! Workflow
 
-    1. Open the Side Dashboard and long-press on the layer which you want to use for tracking.
+    **Option 1: Through the Side Dashboard Panel**
+
+    1. Open the Side Dashboard Panel and long-press on the layer which you want to use for tracking.
     2. Tap **Setup tracking** and a new window will appear showing the configuration settings.
 
         !![](../../assets/images/tracking-layer-properties.png,350px)
@@ -57,6 +58,15 @@ If the layer linked to a tracking session supports the M dimension, QField will
 
     !![](../../assets/images/tracking-stop.png)
 
+    **Option 2: Through the Location Pie Menu**
+
+    1. Tap on your position on the map
+    2. A pie menu will open around your position.
+
+        !![](../../assets/images/pie-menu-tracking.png,350px)
+
+    3. Choose the tracking icon (small walking figure).
+
 
 ## Resume to a Previous Session
 

documentation/how-to/project-setup/pictures.en.md

@@ -12,20 +12,20 @@ In QField, a field with *Attachment* widget can be used to:
 - Listen and record sound clips
 - Show links to external files like PDFs or documents
 
-!![Attachments](../../assets/images/attachments.png "")
+!![Attachments](../../assets/images/attachments.png, 800px)
 
-To configure the Widget, please refer to the [Attributes Form Documentation](./attributes-form.md#attachment-widget)
+To configure the widget, please refer to the [Attributes Form Documentation](./attributes-form.md#attachment-widget)
 
 ## Add a series of pictures to a feature
 :material-monitor: Desktop preparation
 
-It is also possible to add more pictures to the feature either by having several attachment field attributes or by creating a relation to a separate table where the image paths are shown.
+It is also possible to add more pictures to the feature either by having several attachment field  attributes or by creating a relation to a separate table where the image paths are shown.
 In this section we will show you an example how this is done.
 A relation to a second layer needs to be set in the QGIS properties so that when adding images or other formats, these are stored in the related table.
 
 !!! Workflow
 
-    1. Create two two tables following the style as shown below.
+    1. Create two tables following the style as shown below.
     One table where the features are stored and one with a list of pictures.
 
         ***Apiary:***

documentation/how-to/qfield-interface/bookmarks.en.md

@@ -49,8 +49,9 @@ There are two ways to engage with the bookmark:
 
      :material-tablet: Fieldwork
 
+    **Option 1: Through long-press on location**
 
-     1. To add a new bookmark, simply tap and hold any part of the map
+     1. To add a new bookmark, simply long-press on the location on the map where you want to place the bookmark.
      2. Tap the "Add Bookmark" action within the popped up menu.
 
         !![](../../assets/images/bookmarks-add-from-touch.png)
@@ -59,11 +60,14 @@ There are two ways to engage with the bookmark:
 
         !![](../../assets/images/bookmarks-properties.png)
 
-    *Add bookmark with enabled location*
-    1. Tap and hold on the positioning button at the lower right corner.
-    2. Tap on the "Add Bookmark at Location" action.
+    **Option 2: From the location pie menu**
 
-     !![](../../assets/images/bookmarks-add-from-location.png)
+    1. Tap on your current location.
+    The location pie menu will automatically open.
+    2. Tap on the "Bookmark" Symbol to the low right.
+    The bookmark menu will appear allowing you to write an appropriate name and assigning your desired colour
+
+     !![](../../assets/images/pie-menu-tracking.png)
 
 !!! Tip
     When adding a bookmark, the current map scale is taken into consideration to save an extent centered around the tapped coordination or current location. This allows you to determine the extent that will be used when double-tapping on a bookmark marker or selecting a bookmark item in the search bar.

documentation/how-to/qfield-interface/map-interaction.en.md

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ If you'd like to configure the order of features in "Show feature list" in QFiel
 Tap on a feature on the map to identify it.
 If several features are located where you tapped (either because there are multiple features really close one to another, or because several layers are overlapping), they will all be listed in the menu that opens on the right of the screen.
 
-!![](../../assets/images/howto_identification.png)
+!![](../../assets/images/howto_identification.png, 800px)
 
 Tap on one of the listed features to access its attributes.
 
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ Tap on one of the listed features to access its attributes.
 3. Tap the *edit button* to edit the attributes of the selected feature.
 4. Scroll through the *sub-menus* to access all the attributes.
 
-!![](../../assets/images/howto_featureinfo.png)
+!![](../../assets/images/howto_featureinfo.png, 800px)
 
 ### Select identified features
 

mkdocs.yml

@@ -235,6 +235,7 @@ plugins:
             Navigation and Positioning: Navigation and Positioning
             Advanced How To's: Advanced How To's
             Technical reference: Technische Hinweise
+            Managing Organization on Self-Hosted: Managing Organization on Self-Hosted
             Success stories: Erfolgsgeschichten
           palette:
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@@ -271,6 +272,7 @@ plugins:
             Navigation and Positioning: Navigation and Positioning
             Advanced How To's: Advanced How To's
             Technical reference: Documentation technique
+            Managing Organization on Self-Hosted: Managing Organization on Self-Hosted
             Success stories: Projets témoin
           palette:
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@@ -307,6 +309,7 @@ plugins:
             Navigation and Positioning: Navigation and Positioning
             Advanced How To's: Advanced How To's
             Technical reference: Documentazione tecnica di riferimento
+            Managing Organization on Self-Hosted: Managing Organization on Self-Hosted
             Success stories: Storie di successo
           palette:
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@@ -341,6 +344,7 @@ plugins:
             Navigation and Positioning: Navigation and Positioning
             Advanced How To's: Advanced How To's
             Technical reference: 技術参考情報
+            Managing Organization on Self-Hosted: Managing Organization on Self-Hosted
             Success stories: ケーススタディ
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@@ -377,6 +381,7 @@ plugins:
             Navigation and Positioning: Navigation and Positioning
             Advanced How To's: Advanced How To's
             Technical reference: Referência técnica
+            Managing Organization on Self-Hosted: Managing Organization on Self-Hosted
             Success stories: Histórias de sucesso
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@@ -413,6 +418,7 @@ plugins:
             Navigation and Positioning: Navigation and Positioning
             Advanced How To's: Advanced How To's
             Technical reference: Referencia técnica
+            Managing Organization on Self-Hosted: Managing Organization on Self-Hosted
             Success stories: Historias de éxito
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@@ -446,6 +452,7 @@ plugins:
             Navigation and Positioning: Navigation and Positioning
             Advanced How To's: Advanced How To's
             Technical reference: 技术参考
+            Managing Organization on Self-Hosted: Managing Organization on Self-Hosted
             Success stories: 成功案例
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@@ -483,6 +490,7 @@ plugins:
             Navigation and Positioning: Navigation and Positioning
             Advanced How To's: Advanced How To's
             Technical reference: Tekniset viitteet
+            Managing Organization on Self-Hosted: Managing Organization on Self-Hosted
             Success stories: Success stories
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@@ -545,6 +553,7 @@ plugins:
             Navigation and Positioning: Navigation and Positioning
             Advanced How To's: Advanced How To's
             Technical reference: Referință tehnică
+            Managing Organization on Self-Hosted: Managing Organization on Self-Hosted
             Success stories: Success stories
           palette:
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