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SiteBuilder 2.501 released

We released SiteBuilder 2.501 on Wednesday 20th April 2022. In this version:

  • We fixed a bug which meant that some forum pages with lots of followers didn't load correctly for users.
  • We fixed a bug which prevented some users from previewing and adding page comments.
  • We added validation to prevent users from entering URLs containing whitespace characters, for example, when adding news and calendar feeds to a Components Editor page.
Wed 20 Apr 2022, 16:16

SiteBuilder 2.500 released

We released SiteBuilder 2.500 on Tuesday 12th April 2022. In this version:

  • We now display the general privacy notice text, when editing your form or its privacy notice. Previously only user-specified text was visible when editing.
Tue 12 Apr 2022, 15:57

SiteBuilder 2.499 released

We released SiteBuilder 2.499 on Monday 11th April 2022. In this version:

  • It's now possible to upload a file directly from the Links and anchors dialog in the Components Editor.
  • We fixed a bug so that wide content displays correctly in the Agenda view on calendar pages.
  • We fixed a bug which caused text to display incorrectly after adding a language to some content. You can do this by selecting Add text & formatting from the left-hand menu, and selecting Set language if it changes in the page from the sub-menu.
Mon 11 Apr 2022, 16:06

SiteBuilder 2.498 released

We released SiteBuilder 2.498 on Monday 21st March 2022. In this version:

  • You can now add centred images to your Components Editor page. When adding an image to your page, select Centred from the Position dropdown, near the bottom of the Image dialog.
  • It is no longer possible to delete the content placeholder from page templates in the Components Editor. Previously, it was possible to remove this which resulted in deleting the form content, for example, from pages which use that template.
  • We fixed a bug which meant that it wasn't always possible to add a new line above the topmost component when editing a Components Editor page.
  • We made an improvement to the label displayed in the Components Editor when you add a language to some content. You can do this by selecting Add text & formatting from the left-hand menu, and selecting Set language if it changes in the page from the sub-menu.
  • We fixed a bug which caused the Components Editor to strip out some empty HTML tags when publishing a page. This bug was reported at the most recent SiteBuilder User Group.
  • Following feedback at the User Group, we've made a change to ensure that browsers' spell checkers aren't prevented from working when editing a page.
  • Custom HTML components are no longer editable without first selecting them. To edit a Custom HTML component, select the component and then select Settings from the toolbar.
  • It's now possible to apply custom classes to block styles. When editing a block, select Style from the toolbar - you'll see a field labelled Custom block class, where you can enter the class name which you've used in the page head itself, or in any CSS files you've linked to in the page head. Select Apply to add the class to this block.
  • We fixed a bug which meant that the names of webgroup members were not displayed on the Edit Permissions screen.
  • We fixed a bug which meant that Font Awesome brand icons were not converted when converting a page to the Components Editor.
Wed 23 Mar 2022, 17:51

SiteBuilder 2.497 released

We released SiteBuilder 2.497 on Wednesday 9th March 2022. In this version:

  • We fixed a bug which meant pages fetching multiple researcher profiles would not display correctly when one or more of the researchers did not have a profile in Ideate. This bug affected the researcher profile page templates in the old visual editor.
  • We fixed a bug affecting how research projects are sorted in the multiple researcher profiles page template (old visual editor) and the researcher profile component (Components Editor). Research projects were previously sorted in chronological order and are now sorted in reverse chronological order, by award date, as expected.
Thu 10 Mar 2022, 11:00

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