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Every update written out in plain words: what changed, who it helps and what you do now.
Every page of a Husly site now sends about a tenth of the JavaScript it sent this morning. A phone gets the page ready sooner and answers taps faster, and you do not need to change anything.
Every page of a Husly site now sends about a tenth of the JavaScript it sent this morning. A phone gets the page ready sooner and answers taps faster, and you do not need to change anything.
The admin got a new search that finds settings and the site's content alike, a sidebar that slides into a module's or a group's submenu, and the same header on every page. The addresses now say where a page sits in the menu too.
Forms got five updates: seven new field types and a width for every field, file uploads, fields that show only when they apply, opening and closing times, and a searchable answers inbox with a CSV download.
Every published Husly site got accessibility fixes: one button pauses all motion, the keyboard can skip straight to the content, the menu and forms work with a screen reader, and the focus no longer hides under the header or the cookie notice.
We updated how the rental module sends review invitations and displays ratings: invitations can never go out twice, the average rating shows in the correct language, and listing cards now display a star rating.
This post covers four recent Husly updates: the security check is now almost invisible to visitors, the page editor finally works properly on phones, unsaved changes no longer disappear when you close the browser, and unpaid rental bookings release their dates on their own.
In the lists of pages and blog posts, every row now has a small badge that shows at once whether its SEO is fine, has warnings or errors, or whether the page is hidden from search.
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