Ah, that's better!  Thank you, John   :)

I have found a minor problem with the 'measure a route', on the old site when you started a route it left a green 'dot' so when you got back round to your start point you could click it to go straight back to the start point, now on the new site when you start out it give you the 'dot' but when you get back you have the runner and you cant click anywhere near the start. To get past this for the time-being i have clicked past the start and then deleted the last point(s).

Is it possible to have the 'dot' back again please?

How often do we see web sites being updated to supposedly better useablity and 99% of the time they are far worse than what they replaced. Well I have to say I'm really impressed with the new GRG site. A fresher look but without messing up the ease of use and messing up the famialiar aspect of the site. Excellent and 9.5 out of 10 for me. Always have to leave room for iprovement.

On my logged in Homepage, is it possible to show weight in KG and distances in miles?

When I toggle the buttons at the bottom of the page, it changes both.

Thanks

Hi John..

I'm not sure what's going on here but...When I open my saved routes and 'view' any of the routes in my files, and then set the playback pace per mile and press play, the timer doesn't seem to be working correctly

For example: No matter whether I set the playback pace to 7min miles or 28min miles, the timer appears to move in real time seconds whilst the little running man whizzes around the route.

Not very clearly explained I know, but I think you'll get the gist. 

Thanks John...but it still seems to have a problem.
No matter what I set the playback pace at, it keeps returning results for 9min miles..????

John is it possible to add a decimal digit to the seconds box? as I record some of my track races/training and the likes of 100m sprints in my case are around 15.3 seconds and it would be good just to have that decimal point just to one digit as every part second counts in such short races.

Thanks John for putting it on the "to think about list", I'll try to keep my track races to whole numbers ;-)