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Unreleased changes

Changes described here are in the repository and should be included in the next release

0.2.5

  • Changed keyboard shortcut for fullscreen in the ACE editor to be F9 instead of F10, to avoid conflict with Unity

0.2.4

  • Added the ability to package site to a tgz file
  • Fixed issue with checking permissions when saving configuration

0.2.3

  • Fixed an issue where the YUI code view didn't retain any changes when submitting
  • Made the login session variable unique for the folder KB CMS is in, so you can have multiple CMS'es on one site with separate users
    • This means that an upgrade will require you to log in again after the upgrade
  • Fixed an issue where the about page wouldn't show properly while logged in
  • Fixed an issue where shortcuts for the ACE editor were in some cases applied when the editor wasn't there and in some cases multiple times

0.2.1

  • Compatible with PHP 5.2 and possibly earlier PHP versions
    • 0.2.0 used anonymous functions and the nowdoc syntax, which were introduced to PHP in version 5.3
  • Uses Yahoo's YUI 2 Rich Text Editor as a fallback if CKEditor is not found (issue 1)
  • KB CMS can now update itself

0.2

  • Rewrite to overcome some limitations in version 0.1.
  • Content and design is now editable directly in the admin interface, instead of using XML/XSL
  • Files can be edited with a code editor, which is based on ACE, but with things like syntax highlighting and keyboard shortcuts set by default.
  • The fully customizable URL's and automatically generated sitemaps are removed for this version, but they might return in a later version.
  • The CKEditor WYSIWYG editor will be used if it exists in lib/ckeditor

0.1

  • First release
  • Licensed under the GPL version 2 or later
    • Use it for as many sites as you like and customize it all you want
    • Note: The logo and the name are not to be used with derivative works)
  • Content and design separation with XML and XSL files
  • *Fully* customizable URL's
    • SEO (Search Engine Optimization) URL's are now trivial
    • Paths can be named exactly as they were on the website you're replacing
  • Automatically generates a google-compatible sitemap