Bob is a co-founder of the Publii project and a web designer and front-end web developer with over fifteen years of professional experience in the design industry.
We’re excited to announce the release of Publii CMS version 0.46.3 (build 17008), which includes a range of new features, improvements, and bug fixes to further enhance user experience and site functionality. This update builds upon the changes introduced in…
We are pleased to announce the release of the Core Lightbox Gallery and Simple Lightbox Gallery plugins, which introduce a new and improved way to manage and display image galleries in Publii. Below, we explain why gallery functionality is separated…
We’re pleased to introduce Publii CMS version 0.46.2 (build 16967), bringing a range of updates that enhance flexibility in content management and improve site functionality. This release includes new options for creating custom blog post listings, tools for content conversion,…
We're excited to announce the release of Publii CMS version 0.46, which brings a highly requested feature from our community: Pages. Until now, Publii exclusively supported posts, but with this update, we've expanded the platform's capabilities to include dedicated pages,…
We are excited to introduce the latest version of Publii CMS, version 0.45.x, marking another step forward in our commitment to providing an intuitive, powerful, and user-friendly content management system. This release includes new features, improvements, and bug fixes to…
We are happy to announce that just one month after the release of the previous app version, the Publii team is back with Publii CMS version 0.44.x. Embracing a new approach, we've decided to increase the frequency of our updates.
After diligent development, we're excited to announce the release of Publii CMS version 0.43. This update significantly enhances the scope for plugins. It introduces new functionalities for users-including a variety of features for website developers and, of course, a batch…
It's been a while, but the latest Publii release is finally ready to come out of the oven, bringing with it a slew of the new tag and author options, more efficient block handling features in the block editor, and…
The winter season is almost upon us (Mariah Carey already echoes in the distance...), and with it, a new release of Publii, version 0.41, which adds some useful quality of life features and a multitude of fixes and improvements, including…
The release of Publii version 0.39 included many features, not least of which was app interface translations. Thanks to the amazing efforts of our great community, the Publii interface has already been translated into many other languages, all of which…
The latest Publii update, version 0.40, is now available for download, bringing a big focus on privacy. In this release, you'll find improvements to the cookie banner including improved consent handling, plugin integration, and multiple modes allowing visitors to provide…
It's been a long time coming, but after many months of work, the latest Publii release, version 0.39, is finally ready for release. Including a number of improvements, the most important of which is implementation of Plugin support along with…
A cookie banner, which allows website visitors to consent to selected technologies/services, is an essential part of most websites, but actually implementing it can turn into more of a headache than it would first appear. Often, common cookie banner solutions…
Publii development has been trundling along, despite the numerous challenges and tribulations the past year has brought. And so, we're happy to finally release our latest update, version 0.38.0, for our users to jump into. Our focus at the moment…
A sticky or fixed menu is a very popular UX solution that displays a navbar at the top of the page to provide access to menu items at all times, even while scrolling pages. This simple addition can make it…
Sometimes you may need to keep the footer at the bottom of the page, regardless of the page height content. I found many solutions, but almost all of them use too much code, require the use of display flex or…
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