This release of Public Platform focuses on future-proofing. We have upgraded over 100 Drupal community modules to make them compatible with the latest version of the software the platform runs on, Drupal 11.
Foster for Plymouth is a not-for-profit fostering organisation that’s part of Plymouth City Council and the latest addition to Plymouth's suite of Public Platform's satellite websites.
As part of our work on the new Foster for Plymouth website, we've expanded the Events functionality so that sign-up forms can be attached to them.
We've extended the “What You See Is What You Get” (WYSIWYG) content editor of the Platform to support setting of the aria-label attribute for both Link and Button components. This avoids creating an accessibility issue for links with differing locations but the same link text.
The latest version of the Platform includes functionality for setting "custom thumbnails" for the "File" component of the content editor.
LiveGreatwell.com becomes the latest site built with the Platform. We're particularly pleased that such a complex visual design is responsive, accessible and fully content editable.
The second instalment in a series of posts looking at how Public Platform sites can be customised. This time looking at the Asset Injector.
The first in a series of posts looking at how Public Platform sites can be customised. In this instalment, we look at changing the appearance of a site using the site's theme settings.
In this post we'll show you how easy it is to embed third party content such as videos using the Platform's content editor.