Changelog

Crimson Menu V2 has been deployed to the production environment. Follow the steps below to install and preview the new design on Crimson websites. The live preview feature allows site owners to test the design and functionality of the menus on a website before switching over to the new version.

A manual accessibility evaluation of the SDSU homepage conducted by a firm contracted by the CSU found an error in the behavior of the "Skip to content" link included on all pages in the Crimson templates. While fixing this issue, we found a related issue with all components and snippets which have an ID assigned to them, so we have fixed both issues.

The Link Grid and Link Grid - Set Columns components have been merged into a single Link Grid component. Ten components have been updated to support adding an ID to create a link target.

The Feed: Calendar Events - Omni Calendar and Feed: Calendar Events - Manual components have been updated to support adding an ID and changing the Heading Level for the main Heading. When the Large Heading option is enabled, the change in Heading Level will not affect the appearance of the component. If the Large Heading option is not used, the heading will take on the appearance of the selected Heading Level. The appearance of the headings used for the individual event titles will not change, though they will be set to the appropriate heading level one higher than the selection.

Added support for an ID to use as a link target in multiple components and snippets.

A snippet has been added to the CMS to allow content editors to leave notes in the editor which will not be included in the Preview window or the published page.

In the ongoing series of feature improvements, the Featured Items + Large Image component now has options for setting the heading levels and an ID.

News articles with the Include Share Links option enabled now have the option to add a link with custom text and URL after the existing Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and email icons.

A number of components have been identified which used headings in a manner which was similar enough to the normal presentation of headings that the user might expect their size to be representative of that heading's level within the page's outline. In these cases, we've decided to remove the CSS which applied only to these headings to improve the user experience.

The FontAwesome Preview 3x component has been updated to allow changing the heading levels within the component as well as adding an ID to use as a link target.