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This week, Formulus learned to run a real newsletter. You publish an article, your subscribers receive it. And every Joomanji product now tells you itself when an update is waiting.
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This week, Opus gains a Weather element and opens much faster, even on a very full module. Iris, Corpus, Astus, Formulus and Markus Editor also get their share of improvements. Here is what changes for you.
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A new free component joins the range: Markus Editor, a block editor for Joomla 6 that replaces TinyMCE. In the same release, Opus, Formulus and Iris learn to sit right inside an article, Corpus takes your brand colour, and Astus no longer touches an address without your consent. Here is what changes, and what it asks of you.
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Three of our free components change version today, and the Joomla 6 extensions from Joomanji are ready for the core release of 13 October. Opus gains a calendar that reads an online feed, Formulus installs into a module position, and Iris gets image and document galleries. Here is what changes, product by product, and what it asks of you: nothing.
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Opus elements welcome four newcomers: the table, the video, the map and the calendar. In one weekend of development, this free Joomla module thus gained what it takes to publish opening hours, a video, a getting-here map or a programme of events, with no extra extension. In addition, every Opus link can now point straight to an article.
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Most Joomla sites bolt a dark theme on with a plugin and a toggle. However, the result is often a grey page, captions nobody can read, and a choice the visitor has to make again on every page. Corpus builds dark mode into the template itself: one setting for the first visit, a panel reachable from every page, and contrast measured in both themes before each release.