Changelog

We removed the Promote to frontpage default being Yes for all content types. We might use this later to promote the site by posting public articles. We also lowered the resolution on the front page hero image. That cut the file size in half.

We added a complete Active and Inactive feature. It occurred to me that once a story was done and off to the publisher, etc., it would be a good idea to hide it on the system but with a way to still get to it and potentially re-show it. So the new Active feature (shhh! It was there all along; we just hid it.) was added, and a way in All items to see just the active or inactive items.

Added sorting to the All Items page and links from Notes and recently changed blocks as well. We ran some security scans on the site today and needed to tweak some settings. Here is the result. Straight A’s! We wish we got grades like that in school.

The future is now. We added the ability to hide titles for subsections. That will allow someone to write a section in multiple pieces without adding a subhead if you don’t want one. Also, all character and location headings are demoted one level on the final output through twig magic.

The reason is this: when you work on a character, the character’s name is a heading 1 automatically, so starting at heading 2 for your headings in the body text makes sense. However, in the final, there is a heading 1 already for the entire page, and each character’s name becomes heading 2. Therefore, all headings in the body copy will be demoted when generating the final. Heading 2 becomes heading 3 and so forth. The same applies to locations.

Added Subsections. As we went, we wanted to make separate units in a section. Thus, the Subsection was born. They work, but we will have to go in and update all the help text and ensure they work correctly. We changed the full project display to incorporate subsections. It occurred to us there may be a need for subsections that don’t show a title on the final. We might add that in the future.

We have gone through and made sure Grammarly works perfectly on this site. Now, the site does not transmit anything beyond the web server other than checking the contact and login/account creation forms against a database of spammers via Spam Master. However, when running Grammarly, you will send your stuff from the browser to be analyzed by Grammarly servers.

We added an annoying popup to direct visitors to the demo of the site. We literally used the Annoying Popup module.

Added a contact form, and because of that, had to implement some spam mitigation. We are trying Spam Master for now. We didn’t want to use any external resources for the site, but we will see how it goes. Fixed some spacing issue at the bottom of Bootstrap cards that was really bugging me. We feel better.

Added ⌘S (Mac) and ⌃S (Windows) as hotkeys to save whatever you are editing.

There was an issue with caching private files at CloudFlare. Basically, private files can’t be cached with any CDN because only the uploader should ever be able to see them! Tweaked the CloudFlare page rules.

Unified the related item (used in…) block and incorporated folders into the usage count in the All items area.

Removed the revision vertical tab area to streamline the form. Made images automatically upload and bypass the edit screen as is was too easy to not actually upload them before saving the node. Fixed Note layout. Added time ago to recent changes block

Made all forms and content display much more consistent. Got rid of the input block under the body form via CSS. All it does is confuse people. Also added drag-and-drop for the main images and the secondary images in a Note.

Fixed some display issues in Sections.

Added ability to see full Project preview (titles and body text only, no pictures, summary, or notes) as a button at the bottom of the project. Also added info and icons for Add to Home Screen for Apple iOS and Android.

First public release.