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Terminalfour: 8.3.18
November 30 2023Overview Our focus in this release was to address security issues and accessibility improvements that were discovered during routine audits earlier this year. Improved Password Reset functionality RDSM-32010 If you've ever forgotten a password you can appreciate it's a frustrating experience. In previous versions of Terminalfour this was even harder than it should have been. With this release we've completely revamped the user flow and improved the security when using the Forgot Password feature. You can now request a password reset from the login screen using your Email address or Terminalfour Username. We'll then send you a newly designed email with straight-forward instructions on how to continue. Security improvements We addressed XSS issues in the following areas Form Builder Section Names Preview Filter Configuration Content Names Accessibility improvements In this release we took the time to implement many improvements that were discovered in a recent accessibility audit. We've made significant improvements to ensure a better experience for all users. However, we acknowledge that there is always more work to be done to ensure the platform is fully accessible. We remain committed to ongoing accessibility improvements and will continue to make enhancements in future releases. This release focuses on improving the accessibility of Terminalfour for all users in the following areas: Made focus indicators more consistent throughout the platform Improved keyboard navigation on tabs within the product Improved keyboard navigation and category selection within the Media Library Remove the code for using Grandchild Sections with the Related Content Navigation Object RDSM-36651 Version 8.3.12 saw the deprecation of the "use grandchild" fetch method in the Related Content Navigation Object. From this version it is no longer possible to create navigation objects using this option and deprecation notices have been removed from the user interface. Minor issues CSS floats no longer break content in Direct Edit (RDSM-36942) Ensured TLS 1.3 functions with LDAP (RDSM-33777) Improved the Cache building when there is a lot of Content Items (RDSM-37099)
Terminalfour: 8.3.17
July 31 2023Overview Content Element Hiding RDSM-36478 If you've been using Terminalfour for a while, chances are you have Content Types containing redundant Content Elements you might be reluctant to delete. From this version, This is also useful if you use the to populate Content Items, and you don't necessarily want editors to see or edit the values added. The visibility of the Content Element doesn't affect its visibility when content is published or previewed. Improved validation when editing a Content Item RDSM-33850 When saving a Content Item with one or more empty required Content Element(s), the "Save changes" button was disabled. If the Content Item was very long, it was difficult for users to understand why it was not saving. Now, the screen will scroll to the Content Item with the issue. Accessibility improvements The login page now allows keyboard navigation on the login screen (RDSM-31441) A screen reader now reads out top menu items (RDSM-31450) Minor issues When Child Sections are re-ordered, this is now reflected in the Mirrored Branch RDSM-26347 Previously, when you re-ordered Child Sections, this wouldn't be reflected in the Mirrored Branch. Now those changes will take effect in the Mirror. Class styling is now applied to images in the HTML Editor RDSM-36765 Before this release, when a class was added to an image in the HTML Editor (TinyMCE), styling changes could only be seen on Preview and Publish. Now, you can see that styling while you edit the content.
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