Exponent's Latest News

Sauntering Soliloquy introduces several enhancements to enhance site management.  Comments, Categories, & Tags can now be managed in 'bulk' by selecting which items should be updated from a list of all module items, instead of requiring each item be individually edited.  All site comments may also be managed from one screen, which is great for those sites with several modules using comments.  As always there a plenty of updates and fixes some of which are:

Just as an ice cream cone seems extra special on a hot summer day, the next release of Exponent (v2.0.8) slated for the end of July, should be just as tasty.  Here's some things we're already working on:

Version 2.0.7 hits the streets just in time for Summer vacations.  Though it focuses on fixing bugs and enhanced speed, the release contains a ton of updates and fixes...too numerous to list:  Some of the highlights are:

When the next version (2.0.7) is released at the end of May, not only will there be greater HTML5 and PHP v5.4 compliance, and zippier performance, we'll also be adding some new features in addition to the standard bug fixes.

We've fixed a couple of bugs in v2.0.6.  Issues addressed are:

Just as everything seems to freshen up as spring busts out, here's another version release to freshen your web site.  There are many usability and security fixes and updates in this release, though none are as extensive as other recent releases:

This patch attempts to fix several issues in v2.0.5:

We've reorganized and updated the Troubleshooting guide area of the documentation site.  This might be the best place to look for a solution if you run into a problem with Exponent CMS.  http://docs.exponentcms.org/troubleshooting

Our February 2012 release, version 2.0.5 appears to have more visible changes than other recent releases.  The most prominent is the implementation of 'categories' which allows grouping of items within a module.  And as always there are lots of other fixes and updates to keep everyone happy.

Want a sneak peak at the next release coming out of the 'queue?'  The biggest new features you can expect to see are 'Categories' make their debut, and 'Tags' usage will be more consistent and widespread.