Previously, browsing site monitoring captures required picking a date first — and the floor list would grey out any floors that had no images for that date, forcing you to guess which floor-and-date combinations actually had photos.
The order is now flipped. Floor is the primary selection; date follows from it.
Open the Images tab in 360 mode, or switch to the Site Monitoring tab. The Level dropdown on the left lists every floor equally — no badges, no disabled rows, no guessing. Pick a floor, and the Date dropdown on the right automatically narrows to only the dates that floor was actually scanned on. Each available date shows a small photo-count badge so you can see at a glance how much coverage exists before committing to a selection. "(Latest)" resolves per-floor to that floor's most recent scan with photos.
Switching floors is now less disruptive. If your currently selected date exists on the new floor, it stays selected. If it doesn't, the date resets to that floor's latest — so you're never left looking at an empty view.
The historical capture banner ("Viewing historical capture from … — Latest: …") also now reflects the selected floor's own latest scan, rather than a global latest that could point to a date with no images on the current floor. Pick the floor's latest date and the banner clears automatically.
Both the Images tab (360 mode) and the Site Monitoring tab follow this updated behavior.