no issue
- changes the content type for the RSS feeds from text/xml to
application/rss+xml
- changes the link rel=alternate tag to use an absolute URL for the feed
in the blog meta data
Closes#4431
- The PSM does not reset on a transition from editor (existing post) to
editor (new post). If the existing post had a cover image, the image
uploader would not be reset during the transition and appear slightly
broken in the editor for the new post.
- In this PR: A reference to the uploader is saved, allowing the route
for editor/new to instruct the PSM controller to have the uploader
reset.
Ref #4248
- Added tags settings menu
- Added basic new, edit, delete, and save actions
- Show actionable edit buttons dynamically based on tag state
- Infinite scroll
- Closing the tag settings menu rollbacks your changes
- Removed not-yet-implementable code
No Issue
- Add local store lookup back to edit route.
- Prevent entry into route when an author is not the owner of a post
even if model is passed in.
- Clean up references to pagination as there's no pagination going on.
No Issue
- Fix exception being thrown when updateConfigTheme called before
settingsCache fully populated.
- Remove unnecessary check in a conditional in the migration command
builder.
Base64 encoding causes some issues when the token is URL encoded
as the = symbol is not a valid URL character. We replace any =
symbols with a - as this is valid in a URL, but is guaranteed
not to appear in a base64 string. This fix ensures that Ghost
password resets work with mail providers such as Mailgun that
add their own tracking redirects
closes#3872 (for real this time)
References #4248
- Updates the markup & classes for the tag management settings menu, as they've fallen behind now we've renamed the 'right-outlet' to 'settings-menu'
- Unfortunately mysql has changed the way it handles the charset setting such that
it now causes encoding issues on many setups where 'utf8' is apparently not the
correct setting.
- We need to revert this upgrade until the issue is fixed or we have a way to handle
it nicely for our users.
No Issue
- Strip sub-directory from image paths before passing to
config.createUrl. Since images are stored with the sub-directory
and createUrl builds a URL with the sub-directory the result
would be a URL that contains the sub-directory twice.
