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2026Q4

Explore the latest platform updates, featuring new Publication content types, sequence blocks, enhanced accessibility, and UI contrast improvements.

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Functionality

  • Publications feature: Introduced a comprehensive new way to browse, read, and search publications. This includes dedicated search pages, structured content trees, and whole-publication print views.
  • Sequence blocks: Editors can now add step-by-step sequence blocks to pages, making it easier to guide users through numbered instructions or processes.
  • Homepage publications: The homepage article feed has been expanded to show relevant publications alongside standard news and articles.
  • Heading anchors: Users can now easily share links that jump directly to specific sections or headings within a page.

Presentation

  • Component info labels: Added small, contextual information labels above specific component headings to give users better context at a glance.
  • Improved form visibility: Text inputs, text areas, and dropdown menus now feature darker borders, making forms easier to read and interact with.
  • Clearer statistics: Statistic titles and descriptions now use full-strength text and larger font sizes to improve general readability.
  • Cleaner breadcrumbs: The active page in the breadcrumb trail has been visually simplified for a cleaner navigation experience.

Accessibility

  • Keyboard navigation: Interactive elements like pop-up dialogs have been updated to ensure they can be reliably opened using the Spacebar and keyboard navigation.
  • Screen reader context: Added hidden structural headings and updated page tags to help screen readers seamlessly navigate dynamic content like event listings and breadcrumbs.
  • Visible focus states: Radio buttons now display a clear, dark outline when navigated via keyboard, ensuring users always know where they are on the page.

Fixes

  • Table of contents navigation: Fixed an issue where table of contents links wouldn't scroll to the correct section if a heading contained punctuation or repeated words.
  • Search loading: The AI search button now only appears after it has fully loaded in the background, preventing users from interacting with a broken button.
  • Print button visibility: The print button is no longer incorrectly displayed on pages where the header region is intentionally hidden.
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