Release Notes

Core v1.11

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This latest release of Core features site-wide and page-specific language selection 🇺🇸🇭🇹🇪🇸 as well as Schema.org markup on all pages. We’ve also fine-tuned the new Cards and Slideshow modules and made some other minor accessibility fixes. Last, made making CTA links a little easier by adding an option in the editor to select "cta-link-primary" for links and dynamically adding the arrow icon when using the class. It's no longer necessary to add the icon manually. 

This release contains some of the last bits of code from our recently graduated student assistant developer, Manuel Garcia. Good luck, Manny!  

Features 

  • The site language can now be set to something other than “en-US.”  
  • If your website is in a language other than English or requires a different regionalization, the language can be set to any combination of a two-letter language code and two-letter region code, e.g. “en-US” for English (US)  vs.”en-GB” for English (United Kingdom). 
  • Language can also be set at the page level for single pages of a website from the page meta tab 
  • The most-common use cases for an FIU website would creating Spanish-language (es-US) or Haitian Creole (ht-US) websites or pages. 
  • All pages now contain basic Schema.org markup. 
  • All pages contain website- and page-specific meta information 
  • Homepages will also have information about FIU 
  • Profiles will have “Person” schema markup  

Improvements 

  • The CTA link class is now available in the format’s dropdown of the WYWIWYG editor. It is listed as “cta-link-primary” 

Bugs 

  • Dropdowns no longer add focus to the first item in the dropdown by default. Focus remains on the trigger that opened the dropdown. 
  • Slideshow modules now work with less than three items, but we continue to recommend using the gallery or carousel with at least three items. 
  • Cards module will now properly set the number of columns when there are only two items in a row 
  • Aria labels have been removed from the anchor tag of the individual news links in the News Module. These labels were creating a mismatch with the text content of the link and were not necessary.