New version 5.6
Version 5.6 was released on both our servers on 25th September 2011
We have implemented a lot of changes in this version:
- The User interface for Admin and Webmaster has a new design
- If you are using a narrow monitor and the Publish/Save buttons are not or only partly visible, you can change the positioning of the buttons used for the Webmaster/Admin sections. This is done by clicking on "Access" in the menu on the left when you have logged in as an Admin - and then selecting the desired button position: Right or Bottom.
- The Button "Select" to choose a Menu position, a category or a published/archived item has been removed. It is now sufficient to select from the drop-down list and the window will automatically update itself with your selected choice.
- It is now possible to adapt your website for Mobile phones. For this to work a new Design (CSS-file) and possible adaptations of the Structure must be made. Please contact us for more information
- The Newsletters now shows statistics on how many subscribers of the newsletter that has opened it. You can access this statistic by selecting the Newsletter on the Admin pages.
- Webmaster can define what types of Social Media Like and Share buttons that are available (Facebook, Twitter and Google+ have so far been implemented). Webmaster also decides which categories that can have Social Media buttons, and News of this category in addition to Articles and Products will show the buttons if the Editor wants them displayed.
- A new Module for Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) has been created. Webmaster can implement this on the website if your edition of abcOnline-CMS allows it.
- External links can be added to paragraphs of Articles and News. Using this you can e.g. add a YouTube movie within an article.
- Web-forms (questionnaires) will automatically include the Headline of the Article, to make it easier to identify what the user was responding to.
- The American 12-hour clock will display AM/PM
And finally: The code of abcOnline-CMS has been improved dramatically, which will give quicker response times.