Announcing CMS 9.3.5 Release

Announcing CMS 9.3.5 Release

Oct 2, 2024
by jessicadunbar

We’re excited to announce the release of CMS 9.3.5, featuring new tools, important updates, and key bug fixes to improve your experience.

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Behavioral Improvements

  • Branding Updates: Replaced instances of “concrete5” with “Concrete” across the codebase to reflect the current branding.
  • Image Optimization: Added width and height attributes to the Image Block and certain image thumbnails, reducing layout shifts during page load and improving performance.

New Features

File Chooser Options Dashboard: A new Dashboard page has been added where you can configure the default tab of the file chooser, providing more control over file management. 

​​​​​​​Hreflang Support for Multilingual Sites: A new checkbox on the Multilingual Setup page allows enabling the "hreflang" attribute for improved SEO on multilingual websites.

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Bug Fixes

  • Fixed issues when saving Topic and Express attribute types.
  • Resolved reliability issues with Auto-Nav and Express Form blocks when editing or previewing in global areas.
  • The Exclude from Nav attribute checkbox is now translated correctly in multilingual setups.
  • Fixed a bug where the “Schedule” button in the composer page schedule dialog did not function.
  • Corrected behavior in the Top Navigation Bar block, where clicking on items with sub-pages would not navigate as expected.
  • Fixed an issue where the block help dialog wouldn’t display in Firefox.
  • Fixed error when unsetting the form redirect destination.
  • Fixed incorrect variable name in the YouTube block.
  • Fixed typo in DeleteGroupCommandHandler.php.
  • Fixed issue where removing email notifications from the Form Block didn’t work as expected.
  • Fixed the Swagger interactive API console failing to update the page for non-Super Admin users.
  • Fixed a bug in topic attribute export when no value was set.

Developer Updates

  • Added support for Javascript "module" and "importmap" types to the Asset System.
  • Improved the output of the LatestMigrationTest unit test.
  • Various tweaks to API documentation.
  • List pages and view page children API methods now require the canViewPage permission instead of canViewPageInSitemap.

For more details on the full list of changes in CMS 9.3.5, please refer to the official release notes.