Releases: techintel/ReactCMS
Releases · techintel/ReactCMS
v0.50.2
- Preshow already fetched non-updated content.
- Updated npm modules.
- Added titles.
- Fixing state updates on unmounted components.
- Updated variant breaking changes.
- Fixed accepting an empty Custom Link's URL.
- Increase comment thread's top and bottom margins.
v0.50.0
- The admin page "Menus" is now implemented, admins can now create a new menu that can be used on a "Navigation Menu" widget.
- Dependencies have been updated, breaking changes have implemented.
- Some user interfaces were improved, i.e. the admin's side
DrawerListItem
auto-collapsing, etc...
- And a lot more improvements, i.e. "Widgets" admin page's bug fix, setting other document titles, etc...
Breaking change:
The document's property "content" on the collection "sites" has now no use, you may remove it by the following mongo shell method:
db.sites.update({ "_id.domain": "" }, { $unset: { content: 1 } })
v0.40.3
All related about the admin sidebar:
- Separate a
DrawerListItem
from DrawerList
to have its own component.
- Other admin sidebar items will all collapse upon opening a new one.
v0.40.2
- Remove
TextField
onKeyUp
handler.
- Add Esc 'keydown' event listener to the document.
- Stop decreasing the search box' width if it have a value.
- Improve, fix and optimize the code.
v0.40.1
- Increase search box' left and right margins.
- Improve theme "Activate" button labeling.
- README.md modification.
v0.40.0
- Including header's search bar.
- Disable theme activate buttons while it's still switching.
- Increase widget editor's width while it's open.
- And other improvements.
v0.30.1
- Added
_id
to all footer's widgets in /sites.json collection file.
v0.30.0
- Include the document title on a post.
- Add Disqus comment system.
- Add a snackbar opening upon successfully customizing a widget.
- Correct the
startAdornment
URLs of some admin form's slug fields.
- And other improvements.
v0.20.0
The first public release of ReactCMS, a free and open-source content management system (CMS) for creating single-page applications, based on React, Redux, Node.js, Express, MongoDB and Mongoose.