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v3.2.0 Released

27 Feb 14:30
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🥳v3.2.0 released. This release has a ton of cool stuff, too much to list! But here are some highlights:
✅ Customisable SEO Checks (+AI Content Analysis)
✅ Manage Content Redirects
✅ Role Restricted Content (Membership areas)
✅ Pluggable Tree Context Menus
✅ Performance Improvements & More

v3.1.0

13 Feb 07:46
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  • Bug Fix: Notifications were not showing
  • Added new SEO features (SEO Ppoperty, SEO Checks and Sitemaps) - See links below

https://aptitude.gitbook.io/zaubercms/creating-a-website/current-content-properties/seo-property
https://aptitude.gitbook.io/zaubercms/extending-zaubercms/seo-checks
https://aptitude.gitbook.io/zaubercms/creating-a-website/seo-sitemaps

  • Replaced code editor with Monaco (One that powers VSCode)

v3.0.1

09 Feb 08:14
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Minor release - Fixing block list editor UI refreshing

V3.0.0 - The Pivot

06 Feb 15:25
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Pivot! This is a big change in direction from the original version. I had some reservations and frustrations with v2. So I went back to the drawing board and tried to think why I started the project. The reason was simple. I liked Umbraco, but didn't like the direction of the back office. So I decided to build what I wish they had. Use Blazor for its strengths and traditional .NET MVC for it's strengths also (Also means I could use AlpineJS which is the only Js framework I like).

The CMS is now traditional .NET MVC in the front end, and an easily customisable Blazor CMS for the backend. Meaning I can use the same conventions I always have, but still use Blazor and all the cool plugins in the CMS. This is a really exciting release for me as I can now see me using this CMS in production for larger sites.

Obviously (And sorry to the maybe 2 people 😆 who were using it) this is a massive breaking change. It is possible to upgrade, it's not as bad as it might seem, I upgraded my own site and it took maybe an hour to recreate the views / controllers etc.... https://lee.uk/

V2.0.8

03 Dec 15:37
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This is a breaking change release. It uses .Net 9 and updates to the App.Razor means you will need to update your main layouts to include a <head> tag and <body> tag. Lots of other improvements including thread safe changes, moving it completely to InteractiveServer and updating the Block List Editor.

Alpha Release

17 Jul 08:58
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Alpha Release Pre-release
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Alpha release of ZauberCMS. Full information on how to use this release on Nuget can be found here

https://aptitude.gitbook.io/zaubercms/getting-started/quick-start#using-nuget-alpha