Release History

What's new in
ScoopAdmin 3.x

Every feature, improvement, and fix since the 3.0 release. ScoopAdmin is actively developed — this page grows with the platform.

v3.7.24
Sep 2026
Latest

Email Editor Toolbar and Image Picker

  • Bugfix The editing toolbar stays at the top of the screen while you scroll through an email. The editor grows to the full height of the email, so on anything longer than one screen the toolbar scrolled out of sight and there was no way to format anything below the fold without scrolling back to the top.
  • Bugfix Inserting or editing an image in an email now offers the site's images to choose from. The Source box was empty with no list and no browse button, so the only way to place an image was to type its full web address from memory. It offers the same image library the page editor uses, and it fills in the full web address, which is what an email needs — a shortened address works inside the admin but shows nothing once the email is delivered.
v3.7.23
Sep 2026

API Access Tokens and Page Search Settings

  • Bugfix The admin's API accepts its access tokens again. A valid, active token was refused on every site and every request, so the API could not be used at all. The token was never at fault — the web server was not handing it to the admin — and because a missing token and a wrong token produced the same refusal, there was no way to tell from outside. A site gets this fix once it takes an updated .htaccess.
  • Bugfix Changing one of a page's search settings through the API no longer resets the others. Sending a single field rewrote every field that was not mentioned: the page title was replaced with a version of its web address, a chosen sharing image was swapped for the site default, the focus keyword was cleared, and a page deliberately hidden from search engines was put back in front of them. Each setting now keeps its saved value unless it is actually being changed.
  • Bugfix Saving a page through the API no longer widens who can see it, and keeps the size of its sharing image. The API left out the marker that records which membership a page belongs to, and a page with no marker is treated as open to everyone — so saving a members-only page through the API could quietly make it public.
v3.7.22
Sep 2026

Submissions List Shows Every Submission

  • Bugfix The Submissions list shows every submission again. A submission saved from a form with no memberships set on it stored an empty memberships list, and the newer version of PHP now running on our servers treats reading that as a fatal error rather than an empty cell — so the table stopped part way through the first such row and nothing below it was listed. In practice that was the first row, so the page looked empty. No submission was ever lost: they were on the site the whole time and only the list was cut short.
v3.7.21
Sep 2026

Search & Social Sharing Tags

  • Bugfix A page now gives search engines its own address as its official one. Every site's homepage named /homepage as its official address, which forwards straight back to the homepage — so each homepage was pointing search engines at a redirect instead of itself.
  • Bugfix A page keeps the sharing image chosen for it, and that image's dimensions are now included. The image's size was measured in a way that cannot read an image stored as a web address, so the width and height were always left blank, and saving a page quietly replaced a custom sharing image with the site's default. News, blog and listing pages are corrected the same way.
  • Bugfix Pages now declare a valid content type when shared on social media — website for pages, and article for news, blogs and listings. Pages sent a value that is not valid, and blogs and listings sent a leftover number from measuring the image.
v3.7.20
Sep 2026

Backup Files Can No Longer Be Downloaded

  • Security A backup copy of a program file can no longer be downloaded from a site. The rule that stops program files being read only matched names ending in .php, so a backup named something like header.php.bak-20260903-191604 matched no rule at all and was served as plain text — the entire contents of the file. Our own tools make backups in exactly that shape. Program and configuration files carrying anything after their extension, dated or numbered backups, and editor backup files are now all refused. A site's own dated stylesheet and script files are unaffected.
  • Improvement Site Check now reports when a site's .htaccess is missing that rule. A site is only protected once it takes an updated .htaccess, and previously nothing said so — a site could stay exposed with no sign of it.
v3.7.19
Sep 2026

Image Transformation Saving

  • Bugfix Saving a new image transformation no longer shows a file-permissions error and clears the builder when the save actually worked.
  • Bugfix Image Transformations no longer lets a new or renamed transformation silently overwrite an existing one with the same name. The page now asks for a different name, and a rename no longer leaves the old copy behind on the list.
v3.7.18
Sep 2026

Ready-Made Email Templates

  • Feature The Emails tool now comes with three ready-made templates: Product (one product with image, price, features and a button), Newsletter (three articles) and Announcement (a headline, message and button for welcome messages or any single announcement). They are built to display correctly in Gmail, Outlook and other major email apps, including on phones. Each site gets them the first time the Emails tool is opened, and a template the site already has is never replaced.
  • Bugfix Saving an email in the HTML editor no longer strips the Outlook-only code that keeps an email at its intended width in desktop Outlook, and no longer rewrites links and image addresses on the site’s own domain into short relative addresses, which do not work once the email is sent.
v3.7.17
Sep 2026

Email Sending Check, And No Shared Sending Login

  • Improvement The admin no longer supplies a shared email-sending login to sites that do not have their own. A site without its own login now reports that plainly when it tries to send, instead of quietly depending on a login it does not own. Set each site’s own login in its theme configuration.
  • Feature Site Check has a new mail group that checks whether a site can send email: that it has its own login and From address, that the email server accepts the login (nothing is sent), and that the sending domain is set up for bounces.
v3.7.16
Sep 2026

Admin Notices Can Be Dismissed Anywhere On The Page

  • Bugfix The close button on admin notices inside a page’s content works again, including the Cloudflare warnings on the site analytics dashboard. Only the notices at the very top of a page could be dismissed; the X on any notice further down did nothing.
v3.7.15
Sep 2026

Required Form Fields Save Reliably, With One Star

  • Bugfix Saving a form with a required field no longer loses the next save. The Forms tool wrote the validation script and stylesheet tags into the form itself, the editor loaded them back, and the next save sent a script tag that the server’s security filter blocked, so the changes were never saved. Those tags are now added when the form is shown on the site, and a form saved the old way is cleaned up when it opens in the editor.
  • Bugfix Required fields show one star instead of two. The Forms tool typed a star into the label and the validation stylesheet drew a second one; only the stylesheet’s star remains, and stars typed into existing labels are removed when the form opens in the editor. Required checkboxes and radio buttons, whose label follows the box, now show the star too on new sites.
  • Improvement Saving a form strips the icons and markers that the LastPass and 1Password browser extensions insert into form fields, so they no longer end up saved inside the form.
v3.7.14
Sep 2026

Contacts From Form Submissions Point To Submissions

  • Bugfix Contacts who only came in through a form no longer show a Delete Member or Password Reset button that can never work. Those contacts have no member account, so both buttons stopped on a bare 'Member file not found' error. The contact screen now says the contact comes from form submissions and links to them in Submissions, and nothing is deleted.
v3.7.13
Sep 2026

Theme Editor Logo Upload Works

  • Bugfix The logo upload in the Theme Editor works. Its upload window opens the File Manager in a cut-down layout that never loaded the upload library, so the drop area showed but nothing dropped or chosen was ever uploaded. The library now loads there too, and an image uploaded from the Theme Editor lands in the theme’s assets folder where the editor looks for it. The full File Manager screen is unchanged.
v3.7.12
Sep 2026

Theme Editor And Code Editor Fixes

  • Bugfix The Code Editor no longer empties a file when 'Add new file' is given a name that already exists. The check for an existing file compared the name without its extension against names with one, so it never matched — the tool overwrote the existing file with nothing and reported success. A file that already exists is now refused and left untouched, and the reserved names blogs.html, news.html and listings.html are refused again.
  • Bugfix Opening a file in the Code Editor and saving it no longer changes it. The editor decoded the file’s HTML entities on the way into the edit box, so a save turned &amp; into &, &nbsp; into a plain space and &lt; into <, and it also rewrote every line ending in the file. A file saved without edits is now byte-identical to the file that was opened.
  • Bugfix The Theme Editor settings sections open again. They were built for an older version of the admin’s layout framework and could not be expanded, so the screen showed section titles and a Save button with no reachable settings.
  • Bugfix Saving theme settings twice no longer undoes the first save. On servers that cache compiled PHP, the confirmation screen was rebuilt from the settings as they stood before the save, and the next save wrote those old values back — so changing one setting, saving, then changing another lost the first change. Each save now reads the settings it just wrote. A stray debug block that printed on every settings page load is also removed.
  • Bugfix The Code Editor file list opens files with more than one dot in the name, such as bootstrap.min.css, instead of an empty editor pointed at a path that does not exist, and no longer shows hidden system files as blank tiles.
  • Improvement PHP files open in the Code Editor read-only, with a note to edit them over FTP. They could be opened before but never saved, so the editor invited changes it would always refuse.
  • Improvement The Code Editor’s HTML preview now loads the theme’s own stylesheets, so a page fragment previews the way it will look on the site. Delete File now asks for confirmation and names the file first.
v3.7.11
Sep 2026

Premade Workflow Lists The Recipe Catalog Again

  • Bugfix Premade Workflow lists the recipe catalog again. The Collection API looked for collection files relative to whatever directory PHP happened to be running in rather than relative to itself, and when the endpoint is requested directly — which is the only way it is ever used — that pointed inside the admin folder, so every collection answered “Collection not found”. Workflow Recipes reads its catalog from that endpoint on partner.scoopadmin.com, so the Premade Workflow screen had nothing to show on any site. The endpoint now finds the site’s collections wherever it is called from. Private collections are still refused.
v3.7.10
Sep 2026

QR Codes Appear In The Tool & QR Links Stay On Your Site

  • Bugfix The QR Code tool now shows the codes it creates. Codes were being generated and saved all along, but the preview, the Manage list and delete all looked in the wrong folder — so every generation reported success and then said the QR code could not be found directly beneath it, Manage listed nothing, and delete removed nothing. Codes made before this release were saved correctly and appear in Manage once a site takes this build.
  • Security A QR code link can no longer send visitors to another website. The redirect page accepted an address beginning with two slashes, which a browser reads as a different domain, so a link on a client’s own domain could be forged to forward visitors anywhere. Those links now go to the site’s homepage instead, and the QR Code tool refuses to generate one.
v3.7.09
Sep 2026

Site Check: The Platform’s Checks Run Against A Live Site

  • Feature A site can now run the platform’s own checks against itself and report what it finds. Every test suite we had tested the repository, which answers “is the software correct” and cannot answer “is this site correct” — so a host running an older build could carry a defect that was fixed months ago and nothing would say so. Twenty-five checks across seven groups now run against a live site: forms, page head and SEO, dead URLs, assets, file exposure, rendering, and email deliverability. Each one is a fault we have shipped, found by hand, late, on a single site.
  • Feature Checks can be run from a scheduled task on the host, run from elsewhere against a site’s address, or — for a site that opts in — run once a day on the first page view, after the visitor’s page has already been sent. Nothing the checks do can put an error on a customer’s page, and two runs cannot start at once.
  • Feature Results are readable through the existing site API, which already uses a per-site token tied to an admin account that can be revoked, expired and restricted by address. Three routes report the latest run and how fresh it is, the verdicts of the last thirty runs, and a request to run now. Starting a run requires a POST, so a crawler following links cannot set a whole site crawling.
  • Feature A check that could not be evaluated is reported as its own outcome and is never counted as a pass, and any run containing one is reported as incomplete rather than passing. A site that is badly broken is often the site least able to test itself, so silence is treated as a finding. Each run also records the version of the admin that produced it and which checks were asked, so a site that never ran, ran long ago, or was never asked a newer question is distinguishable from a site that genuinely passed.
v3.7.08
Sep 2026

Staged Configuration Files Removed From The Docroot

  • Security A site’s docroot no longer keeps the staged .htaccess files that were shipped alongside the live one. for.live_htaccess, https.live_htaccess, local.htaccess, old.htaccess and secure.htaccess are working copies of a server configuration, nothing reads them at runtime, and a docroot that still carries them is publishing a description of its own protection to anyone who asks for the filename. All five are now removed by the housekeeping pass that already prunes stray files from the docroot, and the same list is applied by client setup so a new site never receives them. example.htaccess is the reference copy and is deliberately kept — a site that keeps it should deny it in .htaccess, because nothing else will. A site is cleaned the first time it renders a page on this build, so a host that has not taken this release still carries the files
v3.7.06–07
Sep 2026

Folder Management & Password Reset Security

  • Improvement Creating a folder in the File Manager now happens on its own page, the way it does in Pages, News and Blogs. The folder name used to be typed into a bare text box sitting immediately left of the Create Folder button on the file list, where it read as a search field — several tools now have a search box in roughly that spot. “Add New Folder” opens a page that asks for a name and states, in words, the folder it will be created in
  • Bugfix A folder can now be created inside the folder you are looking at. The create control was only ever rendered at the top of the assets area, so there was no way to make a sub-folder from the interface at all, and the name typed was used as the whole path rather than as a name — typing a name while inside a folder created it at the top level instead
  • Bugfix Deleting a folder that contained a sub-folder deleted some of its files and then stopped on an error. The delete could not work through the folders beneath it, so it removed files until it reached the first sub-folder and failed there, leaving the folder half-emptied with nothing recorded in the audit log and no message on screen. Deleting a folder now removes it completely, or says plainly that it could not
  • Security Folder creation and deletion are now confined to the assets area. Both actions resolve the folder they have been asked to act on and refuse anything that does not sit inside it, including a symbolic link pointing out of the tree. Galleries and databases are managed by their own tools and are now refused by the file actions themselves rather than only having their buttons hidden
  • Security A member password reset is now protected by a single-use key. The key is issued against the member’s own record and only then included in the link that is emailed, both the screen offering the new-password form and the submission that changes the password are checked against it, and completing a reset destroys the key so a link works exactly once. Signing in also cancels any reset still outstanding, so a member who receives a reset email they did not ask for can invalidate it simply by signing in — both the reset emails and the expired-link screen now say so in words. Reset links issued before this release will no longer work, and a member holding one should request a new one
  • Bugfix The Members tool’s password reset, and the branch of member registration that recognises an address as already registered, now send a link that works. Neither recorded a reset key against the member before emailing, so the link they produced could never be honoured once the check above was in force
  • Security The .htaccess template now denies the member data directory by path rather than by file extension. Files written there are stored without an extension, which an extension-based rule cannot match. Sites are covered when they take an updated .htaccess, not on upgrade alone
v3.7.04–05
Sep 2026

Collection API Access & News Tool Clarity

  • Improvement The Collection API is reachable on sites built from the current .htaccess template. The endpoint is documented as a public, unauthenticated read API, but the template denied every PHP file and re-permitted only a short list that left this one out — so it answered 404 everywhere, which is why the Workflow Recipes catalog could not load its own catalog. Access is still gated per collection inside the endpoint rather than by the web server: a collection saved as Private answers 403. Note that a collection file created before that flag existed carries no private key and is served as public, so review existing collections before deploying an updated template
  • Improvement The News tool calls an article an article. The tool was built from the Blogs tool and inherited its noun, but only in the create, edit and delete flow — its own landing screen has always said “Add new article”, so a user clicked that and the next screen said “Create a new entry”. Thirty-six pieces of on-screen text now use the tool’s own existing word, from the headings and buttons to the save and delete confirmations. Wording only: no route, form key or stored file changed, so existing articles and their links are unaffected
  • Bugfix The News and Blogs SEO panels loaded raw PHP source as an entry’s SEO block. Both tools fell back to default.html, which ships as a byte-copy of default.php with the PHP left in it — and a .html file is read rather than executed, so an entry with no SEO file of its own opened the panel with the template’s source code sitting in it, and saving made that the entry’s permanent SEO block. Both tools now resolve SEO the way the public render path does
v3.7.03
Sep 2026

Sign-in Hardening & SEO Resolution Parity

  • Security The admin sign-in now upgrades a member password that is still stored in clear text. An account created in the Members tool is written with its generated password in plain text; the front-end member login has always hashed it on first sign-in, but the admin login did not — so an account for someone who only ever signs in at /dbladmin kept a plain-text password on the server for the life of the account. The upgrade runs on the next successful sign-in and costs the user nothing if it fails
  • Bugfix sitemap.xml and AGENTS.md now resolve a page’s SEO settings exactly the way the page itself renders them. Both files reimplemented that lookup and each got it wrong differently, so a page set to noindex could still be listed in the sitemap. All three now share the renderer’s own resolution
  • Bugfix A site upgraded from a pre-June build rejected every correct password at the admin sign-in. The cause was a missing configuration value rather than the password, and the screen now names what to add instead of telling the operator their credentials did not match. The failure alert also no longer runs its heading and message together on one line
  • Improvement The admin session now records the membership level that granted entry, alongside every level the account holds. Nothing reads it yet and every admin user remains authorised for the whole admin exactly as before — it exists so per-tool scoping is possible later without changing the member file format or the Members tool
v3.7.00–02
Sep 2026

Component CSS, Form Reliability & Site Health Checks

  • Feature A band or content area template can now carry its own CSS. Any <style> block inside the template file is compiled, on every page, blog and news save, into theme/css/bands.css and theme/css/areas.css. A component’s styling travels with the single file, so moving a band into another client theme no longer means hunting through a stylesheet for the rules that belonged to it
  • Feature New Default Pages check on the Tests page — it reports the pages a site is missing, the platform routes that have no SEO file of their own, and any page authored at a slug the platform answers itself
  • Feature Workflow filters can now gate on an individual form answer, so one submission can be routed to a different recipient depending on what the visitor selected
  • Improvement File manager edit view — hover an asset path to copy a paste-ready URL for pages and blogs. Live production sites get the full site URL; development, preview and non-live hosts get a site-root relative path, so a localhost or preview domain never lands in published content
  • Improvement The .htaccess check no longer reports a false warning on sites using the current template, and now also flags a docroot where dotfiles or PHP files are not denied
  • Bugfix A multi-line form field that carried a second CSS class silently discarded whatever the visitor typed into it — the submission arrived with that answer blank and no error anywhere
  • Bugfix A required dropdown never blocked submission: the placeholder option was rewritten with a value, so the browser saw a valid answer already selected
  • Bugfix A site with no 404 page of its own sent dead URLs into an endless redirect, ending in a browser error screen rather than a page. The starter 404 page’s own homepage link was also broken, leaving the error page looping back to itself
  • Bugfix A stray </head> tag was emitted into the body of every page
  • Bugfix The visual editor wrote its own band chrome into saved pages, and content area template CSS rendered as visible text in the picker alongside a debug dump on every load
  • Bugfix A workflow email action injected admin panel markup into the public page on every submission that triggered it
  • Bugfix Starter form styling painted filled fields as though focused and showed untouched required fields as errors before the visitor had typed anything
  • Bugfix AGENTS.md glued words together across line breaks, and could publish a structured-data organization name in place of the page title. E-commerce front-end endpoints also resolved their includes from the wrong depth
v3.6.00–01
Aug 2026

Organizations CRM, Page Review & Storefront Services

  • Feature Organizations CRM tool, with a public organization portal page for each record at /organization/{slug}
  • Feature Page review workflows across the CMS — review status on every content type, with its own UI and styling, so a client can approve a page before it goes live
  • Feature E-commerce extended past products alone: categories, sellable services, coupons, placed orders, billing, and dedicated product and service layouts
  • Feature Domain-bound service API keys — an embedded widget key answers only for the domains you allow, with a configurable response shape for the calling site
  • Improvement Forms field-template seeding copies missing templates from client-setup without overwriting a client’s own files
  • Security Session cookie now carries HttpOnly, SameSite, and a proxy-aware Secure flag
  • Security Preview, staging, and coming-soon sites no longer publish AGENTS.md or llms.txt naming themselves canonical — a staging copy could point AI agents away from the client’s real domain. Existing files on non-production sites are removed automatically
  • Bugfix Debug output no longer leaks into public page output
  • Bugfix Homepage form submissions were silently dropped, and canonical redirects no longer downgrade to http
PR #99–101
Aug 2026

File Previews & Editor Reliability

  • Feature File manager now previews images and PDFs inline, with an open-in-new-tab button and cache-busted asset URLs so a re-uploaded file never shows the old version
  • Improvement Unsupported file types show a clear message instead of an empty preview pane
  • Bugfix Gallery editor controls are now added at render time and stripped on save, so editor chrome is never written into a client's published page
  • Bugfix Pages with more than five images no longer collapse every content band into the first one — a rendering fault that could apply a hero band's background and colours to a whole page
PR #92–98
Jun–Jul 2026

Social Feeds, Email API & Editor Polish

  • Feature Social Feeds CMS tool — build feeds for Facebook, Instagram, X, BlueSky, YouTube, and Rumble, then embed them anywhere in page content with a {social_feed:slug} short code
  • Feature Multiple feeds per network, each stored with its own name and settings so clients can run different feeds on different pages
  • Feature Email templates and emails can now be created and managed through the Admin REST API — sending stays admin-only by design
  • Improvement Visual editor: clearer bands & areas UI, smarter paste placement for areas, and a resizable rich-text modal
  • Improvement Admin Tests page now reports per-test diagnostics with remediation guidance, plus geo-coverage and Cloudflare proxy checks on the analytics dashboard
  • Bugfix Login now follows the POST/Redirect/GET pattern so redirects fire before any output
v3.5.11
May 2026

API Token Security Hardening

  • Security Per-session CSRF token replaces Turnstile on the API Tokens form for create, rotate, and revoke
  • Feature Long-lived service-token escape hatch for trusted internal integrations
v3.5.10
May 2026

Admin REST API for AI Agents

  • Feature Bearer-token JSON API at /dbladmin/api/v1/ for pages, blogs, news, listings, forms, and the asset file manager
  • Feature Self-describing discovery and OpenAPI docs for AI agent consumption
  • Security SHA-256 hashed tokens, sliding-window rate limiting, daily audit log, and an HTML sanitizer on all writes
v3.5.00
May 2026

Release 3.5 — AI, Dashboards, E-Commerce & Automation

  • Feature VivIAn AI chat rooms with file uploads, skill toggles, per-room model settings, and Figma MCP integration
  • Feature Custom Dashboards: Kanban boards, Looker Studio embeds, message boards, and chat rooms with per-dashboard access control
  • Feature E-commerce module: product checkout with Stripe, inventory, order history, abandoned-cart sweeps, and low-stock workflows
  • Feature Node-based Workflow System for CRM/CMS with a visual editor and ready-made Workflow Recipes
  • Feature Email Builder with in-browser preview and test sends, plus the Persona / Lists Builder for CRM segmentation
  • Feature Cloudflare + site analytics dashboard with geo-IP, top paths, and error-page tracking
  • Feature Community chat and embeddable public message boards
  • Feature Design System Wizard for token generation and theme polishing
  • Improvement Analytics moved to PDO/SQLite with MaxMind GeoIP; settings restructured with CSRF protection and a dedicated Code Editor
PR #66
May 2026

Enhanced Navigation System

  • Feature Active state indicators on collapsible side nav links
  • Feature Animated tab indicator for top navigation with smooth transitions
  • Feature New CSS variables for dark and light navigation themes
  • Feature View transition animations throughout the admin interface
  • Improvement Dynamic height and position adjustments for the side nav indicator
PR #65
Apr 2026

Visual Editor 2.0

  • Improvement Significantly improved in-page visual editor stability
  • Improvement Better content band selection and editing modes
  • Bugfix Structured data form inputs now conditionally load saved data vs. placeholders
PR #63
Mar 2026

Structured Data & JSON-LD

  • Feature Full JSON-LD schema management for pages, blogs, news, and listings
  • Feature Structured data editor with template normalization and merge logic
  • Feature Required field checklist for schema templates
  • Feature Structured image modal handling
  • Improvement SEO content extraction and slug handling improvements
PR #62
Feb 2026

Mailchimp Sync Tool

  • Feature New Mailchimp Sync tool — connect any admin form to Mailchimp
  • Feature Field-by-field mapping between form submissions and Mailchimp lists
  • Feature Built-in test sync to verify subscriber flow
  • Feature Live sync log to monitor real-time activity
PR #61
Feb 2026

AI-Ready: AGENTS.md & llms.txt

  • Feature Dynamic generation of AGENTS.md from site content and SEO data
  • Feature Auto-generated llms.txt for LLM and AI model indexing
  • Feature SEO content extraction functions and whitespace normalization for cleaner AI output
PR #60
Jan 2026

Improved Alert System

  • Feature New alert component system in CSS
  • Improvement Alert enhancements script for improved in-admin notifications
PR #59
Jan 2026

Form Submission Workflow & Notes

  • Feature Configurable submission workflow (New → Active → In Progress → In Review → Complete)
  • Feature Staff notes system on individual form submissions
  • Improvement Improved submission list and detail view UI
PR #57
Dec 2025

ImageKit Auto-Size

  • Feature Automatic responsive srcset generation for body images via ImageKit
  • Feature Configurable breakpoints and responsive sizes in dblConfig
PR #56
Nov 2025

Skeleton Directory Installer

  • Feature Streamlined site deployment via Buddy.works CI/CD pipeline
  • Feature Automated installer flow with pipeline variable configuration
PR #55
Oct 2025

SocketLabs Email Integration

  • Feature Full SocketLabs SMTP integration for transactional email
  • Feature Domain and DNS configuration tooling
PR #54
Sep 2025

UI Consistency & TinyMCE Migration

  • Improvement Systematic UI consistency pass across all admin tools
  • Improvement TinyMCE rich text editor migration and upgrade
  • Feature ModSecurity precheck warnings for form submissions

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