v0.235.0 brings deploy previews to the Gitea/Forgejo backend. The Number field’s stepping can now be turned off with step: -1. On mobile, the field shows the numeric keypad only when it can’t take a negative number, so add min: 0 to keep it.

v0.234.0 fixes a long list of bugs found in a thorough review of the codebase, from data output and validation to i18n, Git backends, accessibility and performance. The release notes list the changes you may notice.

Awesome! We can link to your case study if you mention Sveltia CMS in it!

Just added tesserakt.dev to the showcase. Thanks! 🫶

Our showcase is growing rapidly and now features 650 real-world examples, including 180 sites migrated from the Netlify/Decap CMS and 100 sites from WordPress. You deserve a better CMS. Try Sveltia CMS today!

v0.233.0 adds monorepo support. Set the new `root_dir` backend option to a site’s directory, and the CMS treats it as the repository root, so each site in a monorepo can have its own CMS. This effectively solves three Decap CMS issues.

v0.232.0 makes editor components, including images, available in RichText fields with the HTML format. Custom components in dialog mode can now show a thumbnail, handy for icons. The Anthropic translator moves to Claude Haiku 5.5.

Moved @tesserakt.dev website from Keystatic to @sveltia.dev a few days ago, and it was a breeze. The editing experience is almost on par, while additional features make up for everything. Proud to finally have our website available in English, too! tesserakt.dev/en/

v0.231.0 brings the Editorial Workflow and Open Authoring to Gitea/Forgejo, and Open Authoring to GitLab. The RichText field can now save HTML with the new format option, and the rich text editor gets a floating link editor. 4 more Decap CMS issues solved.

⚠️ SECURITY UPDATE: v0.230.1 fixes a medium-severity vulnerability in the Editorial Workflow that could let unreviewed changes be merged along with an entry. As always, we recommend using the latest version of Sveltia CMS to benefit from improvements.

v0.230.0 supports self-hosted S3-compatible storage like Garage and MinIO for your assets. A new global html tag (HTM) lets you write custom previews, editor components and field types in JSX-like markup without a build step, and toPreview gets a Decap-compatible getAsset.

v0.229.0 checks your config for i18n options that leave nothing to translate. String length limits no longer count the prefix and suffix, and TOML and JSON front matter is kept on save. Plus more fixes.

v0.228.0 added Slovak localization 🇸🇰

#Jamstack framework watch, October edition: As I said last month, custom tooling has overtaken Next.js and Jekyll, becoming the 5th most popular “framework” among @sveltiacms.app users. Astro and Eleventy are still going up, while all the others are down.

@rodchristiansen.net Hey, did you know that Decap CMS is effectively dead? We offer a modern alternative to Netlify/Decap CMS with hundreds of improvements over the predecessor, and more and more sites are migrating. Try Sveltia CMS today! Bonus: It’s developed in Toronto 🇨🇦

v0.227.0 brings Click-to-Highlight to custom preview templates. Add a data-key-path attribute to an element, and clicking it highlights that field in the Edit Pane. It also fixes a few bugs.

v0.226.0 keeps custom field values in place when saving, and gives custom field controls the getAsset prop. Previews now show unsaved images and switch to blob URLs once files load.

v0.225.0 locks content on a protected GitHub or Gitea/Forgejo branch the user can’t push to, and hides Publish from users who can’t merge on GitLab and Gitea/Forgejo. Plus a fix for collapsed items in lists with variable types.

And yes, we’ve just smashed our v1.0 target of solving 350 Netlify/Decap CMS issues — that’s 800 issues in total, including duplicates 🔥