Several processes that were running unnecessarily on administration pages have been reduced.
The most visible change is in the Metatags section. Basic tags load directly with the page, while advanced, schema and other metatag groups are available through the Load all button.
The administration toolbar now displays up to three menu levels. Deeper settings remain available by opening their parent administration pages.
What this means for webmasters
Content creation and editing pages require less initial processing. You can complete the required meta title and description immediately, then load the remaining metatag options only when you need them.
Activity Cards placed inside a Container → Grid layout now use the appropriate text colour for their background.
Light text is displayed on dark backgrounds, while dark text is used on light backgrounds. This corrects cases where text became difficult to read after applying colours such as navy blue.
What this means for webmasters
You can use dark and light Activity Card themes in nested layouts without compromising readability or having to change the page structure.
Bulleted lists inside Accordion items now display correctly, including when the Accordion is placed inside a Container with Aside.
Bullet markers also follow the configured text colour, helping lists remain visible across different themes and background colours.
What this means for webmasters
You can structure Accordion content with bulleted lists without worrying about the markers disappearing in nested layouts.
Site Factory does not automatically select a regional translation based on the visitor’s physical location.
Browser-language detection can be used when a visitor opens a language-neutral URL, such as the main website address. However, a language code already included in the URL always takes priority.
For example, a visitor opening a URL containing /en-au will remain on the Australian version, regardless of their browser language.
Once a page translation has been created, it becomes largely independent from the original page.
Components, formatting changes and newly added content blocks are not automatically copied to the other translations.
Webmasters should therefore review and update every relevant language version when changing the structure or content of a multilingual page.
For multilingual navigation, create the menu link once in the source language and add the other language versions through the Translate tab.
Recommended workflow:
Creating separate menu links for each language can lead to duplicated entries and disconnected navigation structures.
Page export has been improved to better support multilingual websites.
Previously, when exporting a page from a translated URL, the export could still use the page’s default language. For example, exporting from an English URL could return French content if French was the default language of the page.
Now, exports follow the active URL language. Webmasters can export one specific language, or use the Include all translations option when they need a multilingual export.
The import workflow has also been improved with an All languages option, making it easier to import all translations at once when needed.
What this means for webmasters
It is now easier and safer to reuse multilingual content between VSF sites, especially when exporting and importing pages in English, French or other available languages.
Heading styles have been updated across the VSF platform to match the latest Veolia Design System specifications.
This update applies to H1, H2, H3 and H4 styles, including font sizes and line heights.
What this means for webmasters
Pages should feel more visually consistent across sites, with headings that better follow the official design rules.
The Veolia Platform Dashboard module has been optimised to reduce unnecessary menu loading on admin pages.
This improves back-office performance while keeping the existing Rich Menu warning behaviour unchanged.
What this means for webmasters
Admin pages such as appearance, menu, block or content configuration pages should load more efficiently, making daily back-office work smoother.
Several contrast issues linked to the Global Background Colour feature have been fixed.
Breadcrumbs, breadcrumb separators, sticky bar descriptions and location listing links now display more correctly when a dark or custom background colour is applied.
What this means for webmasters
Pages using custom backgrounds should remain easier to read, with fewer cases of invisible or low-contrast text.
An issue was fixed where the Veolia Chat component could appear while a collapsible container was still closed.
The Chat component is now hidden when the container is collapsed and appears correctly when visitors select Show More.
What this means for webmasters
Veolia Chat can be used more reliably in collapsible content areas without appearing before the visitor expands the section.
If you use the floating Veolia Chat, it should be placed at the root level of the page, not inside another component or container.
This helps avoid layout issues such as overlaps with navigation, breadcrumbs or the scroll-to-top button.
What this means for webmasters
When using the floating Chat mode, place it directly at page level to ensure the component displays correctly.
When configuring block visibility on multilingual pages, the path should be entered without the language code.
Use:
/groupe/veolia-en-bref
Instead of:
/fr/groupe/veolia-en-bref
Drupal handles language prefixes dynamically during visibility checks.
What this means for webmasters
Block visibility rules should be easier to configure correctly across multilingual pages.
Webmasters can now add the Embed component directly to Homepage pages.
This opens up new possibilities for richer Homepage layouts, allowing you to add external content such as videos, iframes, integration snippets, or other embedded elements without needing complex workarounds.
The Embed component behaves like other content blocks. It can be added, saved, duplicated, reordered, collapsed, expanded, or removed.
What this means for webmasters
Your Homepage can now be more dynamic, more flexible, and better adapted to local communication needs.
The Contact Us webform is being redesigned to provide a cleaner and more modern experience, aligned with the Veolia Design System.
This update improves visual consistency and helps make forms easier to read, easier to complete, and more pleasant for visitors.
What this means for webmasters
Webforms will feel more polished and more consistent with the rest of the platform, helping create a better first impression when visitors submit a request.
Webforms can now be structured into several steps using the existing Drupal Webform wizard functionality.
Instead of showing all fields at once, longer forms can guide visitors step by step through the journey.
For example, a form can be divided into steps such as:
What this means for webmasters
Long forms can now feel lighter, clearer, and less overwhelming for visitors, helping improve the overall user journey.
New DataLayer capabilities are now available for webforms.
This makes it easier to connect form interactions with Google Tag Manager and follow key actions such as submissions, conversions, or specific user interactions.
Site-specific configurations are preserved, so webmaster settings are not overwritten during deployments.
What this means for webmasters
Marketing and analytics teams can better understand how forms are used, what visitors do, and how webforms contribute to performance goals.
The Hero Carousel overlay has been refined to improve readability and visual quality.
On desktop, the overlay now uses a gradient treatment. On mobile, the opacity has been adjusted to improve the balance between image visibility and text readability.
What this means for webmasters
Hero Carousel sections now look cleaner, more modern, and easier to read across devices, especially on high-impact landing pages.
The Back to top button has been redesigned and is now available on desktop, tablet, and mobile.
The existing behavior remains the same, but the button is now accessible across all screen sizes.
What this means for webmasters
Visitors browsing long pages on mobile can return to the top more easily, creating a smoother and more comfortable navigation experience.
Maintenance pages now include improved configurable and translatable fields.
Webmasters can manage the maintenance title, main message, and optional social media sentence more easily.
What this means for webmasters
When a site is temporarily unavailable, visitors can receive clearer and more reassuring information in the right language.
An issue was fixed where some characters in Hero Carousel headings could be cut off at the bottom.
This mainly affected letters with descenders, such as g, y, and j.
What this means for webmasters
Hero Carousel titles now display properly and look cleaner across desktop, tablet, and mobile views.
Warnings detected on specific webforms have been investigated and resolved.
The issue was linked to a missing parenthesis in one of the configured webform conditions. After correction, the form behavior was confirmed as working correctly.
What this means for webmasters
Webforms using conditional handlers should continue working as expected.
An issue was reported where an unexpected language appeared in the editing interface when adding links to text.
The issue was linked to browser-to-Drupal language mappings and has now been corrected.
What this means for webmasters
The editing interface should now display the correct language configuration, making multilingual editing clearer and less confusing.
Webmasters can now configure visibility rules for each Sticky Bar individually.
Previously, Sticky Bar visibility was managed globally. This meant that all enabled Sticky Bars followed the same page visibility rules.
Sticky Bars can now each have their own page visibility configuration.
For example:
By default, each Sticky Bar still uses the global settings. However, when visibility is configured directly on an individual Sticky Bar, this local setting takes priority.
Where to configure it
Go to: Structure → Sticky Bar definitions
Then edit the Sticky Bar you want to configure.
Good to know
A help text has been added in the interface to explain the behavior:
If the field is left empty, the Sticky Bar will continue using the global visibility settings.
More details are available in the Sticky Bar guide.
The Business hero banner style is now available for:
This is especially useful for editorial content with long titles.
Until now, this hero banner style was only available on Page content. It can now also be used on News and Press Releases to give more space to the title and reduce the visual weight of the image.
Why this is useful
Some News and Press Release titles are too long to display comfortably in the standard hero layout.
The Business hero banner style helps by:
Where to find it
When editing a News or Press Release, use the Hero banner type field and select Business.
Note
The additional fields available on Page content with the Business hero banner, such as Additional Info 1, Additional Info 2, or Stamp, are not available for News and Press Releases.
Webmasters can now update the Pages visibility settings for specific blocks without losing their changes after a configuration import or release deployment.
This is useful when visibility rules have been configured for campaign pages, landing pages, lead generation pages, or any other page requiring a specific navigation setup.
This update applies to the following blocks:
What changed
Previously, page paths and visibility options configured manually under Visibility → Pages could be overwritten during a configuration import.
With this update, the saved visibility values remain unchanged after configuration imports and deployments.
What this means for webmasters
You can configure page-specific visibility rules with more confidence, knowing that the saved settings will not be automatically reset during future releases.
Good to know
This improvement specifically concerns the preservation of the block configuration during imports.
Navigation and interface blocks can now be hidden or displayed correctly on selected pages according to their configured visibility rules.
This is particularly useful for campaign pages, landing pages, and lead generation pages where visitors should remain focused on completing a specific action without navigating to other areas of the website.
For example, the top header, main navigation, and secondary navigation can be hidden on a lead generation page while the hero banner and page content remain visible.
What changed
Previously, the visibility settings could remain correctly saved in the back office, but some blocks could still appear on the frontend.
This has now been fixed, and the frontend correctly applies the visibility rules configured for the page.
Where to configure it
Go to: Structure → Block layout
Find the block you want to update, click Configure, then open Visibility → Pages and add the relevant page paths.
What this means for webmasters
You can create pages with reduced or fully hidden navigation and be confident that the selected blocks will not be displayed to visitors on those pages.
The Business Case Listing map now correctly uses the default position configured by webmasters.
Previously, when latitude, longitude, and zoom level values were added in the component settings, the map did not always apply them when the page loaded.
This has now been fixed.
What this means for webmasters
When you configure a Business Case Listing component, the map will now correctly use the defined:
This gives you better control over the first map view displayed to visitors.
An issue was reported where the pictogram used in the new Background feature was not visible on some pages.
The pictogram was present, but in some cases it appeared behind the background layer instead of being displayed properly.
This was especially visible on pages using the chat component.
This has now been fixed.
What this means for webmasters
Background pictograms should now display correctly, including on pages where the chat component is enabled.
The fix has been tested on desktop, mobile, and tablet views.
Saving content is now clearer when required metatag fields are missing.
Previously, if a required metatag field such as Description was empty inside a collapsed Metatags section, the page could fail to save without clearly showing where the problem was.
The issue mainly affected required textarea fields.
The collapsed Metatags section now automatically opens when a required field inside it needs attention.
What this means for webmasters
When a required metatag field is empty:
Existing behavior for fields such as Page Title remains unchanged.
This should make content saving easier to understand and reduce time spent looking for hidden validation errors.
A previous issue related to broken system.site configuration on new sites has been checked and validated.
Testing confirmed that basic site settings can now be updated and saved successfully on newly created sites.
What this means for webmasters
Admins can edit and save basic site settings on new sites without encountering the previous configuration issue.
The obsolete veolia_webp_convert plugin has been removed from the codebase because it is no longer needed after previous image handling improvements.
The cleanup was tested to make sure image upload and cropping features continue to work correctly.
What this means for webmasters
There is no change in your editorial workflow.
You can continue to upload, crop, and save images as usual.
A brand-new Hero Carousel component has been introduced to enhance homepage storytelling and engagement.
Key Features
Impact
Editors can now schedule content publication and unpublication directly from the CMS.
Key Features
Impact
Webmasters can now customize page backgrounds at both global and page level.
Key Features
Impact
A new chatbot feature has been deployed across VSF, enabling interactive user support directly on veolia.com .
Key Features
Impact
⚠️ Note on Veolia Chat:
The feature is currently being tested on veolia.com.
We are actively working on controlling the volume of requests before a wider rollout.
An issue affecting newly created sites caused incorrect homepage configuration in basic site settings (veolia.gr).
Resolution
The homepage setting logic has been corrected using an existing fix previously applied to similar cases.
Impact
Several issues related to the chatbot feature have been addressed to ensure a smoother and more consistent experience across all sites.
Fixes Included
Impact
A proposed video preview feature in media creation was reviewed.
Resolution
Impact
Following the previous alert regarding the bug in the Webform Bulk Update feature, several webforms on veolia.com were found to display incorrect or generic fields due to configuration inconsistencies.
Resolution
The affected forms have been restored to their configuration from the 29 October 2025 backup, ensuring the correct structure and fields are now displayed.
Impact
When accessing a page directly through a URL containing an anchor (for example from newsletters or emails), the targeted section could appear partially hidden behind the sticky navigation header.
Resolution
Anchor navigation now correctly accounts for the header offset, ensuring the targeted content is fully visible when the page loads.
Impact
An issue prevented certain bulk redirect files from being processed correctly in the back office.
Resolution
Redirect import validation has been clarified and corrected to ensure files are processed successfully when using the proper format.
Impact
A new Collapsible Container component is now available across all sites.
Editors can group content inside an expandable section that users can open or collapse using a “Show more / Show less” toggle.
This feature helps keep pages clean and easier to scan, while still allowing access to detailed information when needed.
👉 A step-by-step tutorial is available below to learn how to use this new component.
Open the page you want to edit and click Add Paragraph then select Collapsible Container.
This component acts as a wrapper that allows you to group multiple content elements.
The component includes two required fields:
Expand Label
Default value: Show more
This text appears when the content is collapsed.
Example alternatives:
Collapse Label
Default value: Show less
This text appears once the content is expanded.
Inside the Content Items field, add the elements you want to hide behind the expandable section.
The container supports all paragraph types available on the site, such as: Text, Images, Videos and other content components. Multiple elements can be added inside the same container.
Once the page is published, the content inside the container is partially hidden with a Show more button appears below the content.
When the page loads:
When users click Show more:
Clicking Show less collapses the content again.
Access to the Broken Links report has been reviewed to ensure web managers can monitor and resolve link issues efficiently.
Confirmation
An intermittent issue affecting reCAPTCHA validation on webforms has been investigated.
Enhancements
Thank you for your continued support and feedback. Stay tuned for the next release, already in development! 🌟
Site Factory
On the contact pages of websites, phone numbers were not clickable. In the back office, the “Notice for access” field in the Address block did not generate clickable links on the front-end. This led to a poor user experience (UX) and reduced visibility of contact information.
✨ Improvements:
✅ A new field, field_location_notice_html, has been created, supporting HTML.
✅ Phone numbers are now clickable directly in the Address block.
✅ Webmasters can easily manage these links in the back office.
✅ Data migration was completed without any loss of existing content.
✅ UX is improved: users can see and call numbers immediately, without extra clicks.
🧩 Good to know for webmasters:
Some inconsistencies were identified in Google Analytics 4 data on veolia.kr:
✨ What’s been improved:
✅ Backend URLs can now be excluded from GA4 tracking using URL pattern rules.
✅ The root page “/” has been added to the exclusion list to prevent tracking before redirection.
✅ GA4 data is now cleaner and more reliable.
✅ Page views are correctly attributed to /ko and /en homepages.
🧩 Good to know for webmasters:
The file upload feature was temporarily unavailable, preventing users from selecting or dragging and dropping files for import. This issue has now been resolved, and files can be uploaded normally again, making bulk media management smooth and seamless.
✨ What’s been improved:
✅ File upload now works as expected.
✅ Files can be selected or dragged & dropped.
The Content Push component was showing unnecessary white space between the image and text when placed inside an Accordion, affecting the visual layout.
✨ What’s been improved:
✅ Content Push now displays without white space when used inside an Accordion.
✅ The image and text are properly aligned, making content visually consistent.
Some hubpages (listing pages) of press releases on veolia.co.uk were occasionally showing zero content, leaving the page blank for users.
✨ What’s been improved:
✅ Press Release pages on Veolia UK now display content immediately if available.
✅ When no content is present, a clear message is shown: “No results found. Please adjust your filters or clear all filters to view available items.”
✅ The message is translatable and consistent across all listing pages.
Thank you for your continued support and feedback. Stay tuned for the next release, already in development! 🌟
Site Factory
On sites using Baidu Maps, the map was not behaving consistently with Google Maps. The issues consisted of being unable to zoom or highlight the corresponding pin on the map, or even highlight the location in the listing. This behaviour did affect both test and live Chinese sites.
✨ What’s been fixed: Baidu Maps now mirrors Google Maps behaviour.
✅ Clicking a list item zooms & highlights the correct pin
✅ Clicking a pin highlights the item in the list
✅ No regressions on either map provider
✅ Consistent UX across all countries
On Foundation and Watertech sites, uploading non-image files (such as .txt or .pdf) in the theme settings caused an ImageMagick fatal error to appear in the DBLog:
“ImageMagick error 1: no decode delegate for this image format…”
This error occurred because the system attempted to process unsupported file types as images.
✨ What’s been fixed: The logo and favicon upload fields now strictly accept image formats only: svg, jpeg, jpg, png, gif. Any other file type is blocked before upload with a clear validation error
The fix applies consistently across all custom themes.
An issue where manual photo cropping was not reflected on the front end has been resolved.
✨ What’s been fixed:
✅ Crop-freeform applied in the back office is now correctly displayed
✅ The image style respects manual cropping
✅ Employee photos render correctly on all relevant pages
✅ No impact on images without manual cropping
✨ What’s fixed:
✅ Old PDF URLs now automatically redirect (301) to the updated file
✅ No more broken links when documents are replaced
✅ Redirection works consistently across all update scenarios
✅ Existing redirects remain unaffected
🧩 Step-by-step
✨ What’s fixed:
To restore a smooth and comfortable editing experience:
✅ The full-screen (expand window) button is back in the CKEditor toolbar
✅ Additional tools (Find & Replace, Select All, Emojis, Word & Character count) are fully enabled
✅ Toolbar layout is consistent and stable across all sites
✅ No regression in standard (non-full-screen) editing mode
1️⃣ Open a Text Component in Edit Mode
What to do
➡️ The CKEditor toolbar appears at the top of the text area.
2️⃣ Use the “Expand Window” (Full-Screen Mode)
What you’ll see : A full-screen icon in the top-left of the toolbar. This button was restored after the CKEditor update
What it does: Expands the editor to full screen and makes long content editing much easier
3️⃣ Find & Replace Text Instantly
What it does: Quickly search for words and replace text across the whole content.
5️⃣ Insert Emojis & Check Word Count
Emoji icon available in the toolbar. Useful for light content, internal pages, or announcements.
Word & character count is displayed at the bottom of the editor
Select All : Quickly select all content with one click
Text transformations : Automatic smart formatting (quotes, dashes, etc.) Improves text consistency without manual effort
🧩 Schema.org Fix: Correct dateModified Token
An issue was spotted in Drupal’s Schema.org markup: dateModified was incorrectly showing the creation date, resulting in duplicate “creation date” values in the structured data.
✨ What’s fixed:
To ensure Google and other search engines read the right update date:
✅ dateModified now uses the correct token: [node:changed:html_datetime]
✅ Schema.org markup no longer repeats the creation date twice
✅ datePublished remains unchanged and continues to display the correct creation date
✅ Consistent, accurate structured data across nodes for better SEO clarity
🔐 Draft Page Listing Fixed for Token Access:
When draft pages were accessed via a temporary access token, listing views could fail to load and appear empty, even though content existed. This mainly affected pages which are using Content Push Tag listings.
✅ Listings now load correctly when the draft pages are accessed via a token
✅ Results shown via token access do match admin and published views
✅ No more empty or broken listings for reviewers
✅Legacy behaviour restored with no regression or logged-in users
New sites created in the Site Factory now automatically include the full set of default pictograms and business stamps. Previously, admins had to request a manual migration to load pictograms on newly created sites. This behaviour has now been fully automated.
✨ What’s improved:
This limitation was caused by a content governance state issue on paragraphs, preventing deletion actions from appearing.
✨ What’s improved:
To restore expected back-office behaviour for VWT teams:
✅ The “Delete” option is now available for HP Solutions media items
✅ Editors can fully manage (edit / remove) HP Solutions on both VWT Corporate and Poland sites
✅ Paragraphs are now correctly set to the Local Subscriber governance state
✅ A dedicated batch process ensures existing HP Solutions items are updated consistently across subscriber sites
This brings HP Solutions management back in line with standard editorial workflows and avoids unnecessary content duplication.
Thank you for your continued support and feedback. Stay tuned for the next release, already in development! 🌟
Site Factory
Saving updates in the site settings page—for example, to add or update media in the service button or CTA section—resulted in PHP errors and critical log entries.
This has now been fixed. A successful save now provides confirmation, and changes are correctly saved without errors.
The CKEditor color selection was no longer displaying the full set of predefined website colors (e.g. dark green, forest green, black 10/20/30). Only a limited number of colors appeared, even after clearing the Drupal and Site Factory caches.
This issue has now been fixed, and the complete color palette—matching Veolia’s brand guidelines—is once again available in the editor.
This issue has now been fixed, and the text colors defined in the editor are properly rendered on the front-end pages.
A new "Blog" content type has been created to centralize all blog content, facilitate future upgrades, and integrate all components available in the standard "Page" type.
This new type supports a full-width title, works without a mandatory Hero Banner, and includes a clickable hashtags/filters system (for future enhancement).
Discover the blog pages with a fresh and consistent style and design.
It is now possible to import content in a different language than the one it was originally exported in.
Steps to Export:
Steps to Import:
Hreflang tags are no longer generated for languages that are hidden in the site’s language switcher. This helps avoid SEO issues related to inaccessible language versions.
In the UK KDC Decommissioning pages, banner images were linked across live and draft pages, causing changes on one page to affect all others. This issue affected only the UK site and has now been addressed so that each page’s banner can be managed independently.
Although text hyphenation is enabled on https://www.veolia.co.uk/, it was not applied to the text in the webform checkboxes. This has now been fixed, and hyphenation is correctly displayed in the webform checkboxes.
Previously, admin users saw the popin block appearing unexpectedly at the bottom of the back office.
Now, the popin block is only shown as a popup on the front-end pages for site visitors, and no longer appears on admin pages. Admins and content contributors can still manage the popin block without it displaying on the back office.
When trying to delete around 50 items at once using the “Delete selected entities/translations” option, the operation was failing. This issue has now been addressed to allow smooth deletion of multiple items in bulk.
The “Duplicate” and “Copy to another place” buttons were not showing correctly on the last component of a page.
This display issue has been fixed, so these buttons now appear properly on all components.
The values added in the Multiple Choices Links Block were not appearing correctly on the front-end, especially the second dropdown values. This issue has been fixed, and all dropdown values now display properly.
✅ Replacement of TheSans font by Noto Sans
✅ Update of social network icons
ℹ️ Note: The webp converter initially planned for this release has been postponed to a later version (end of July or next release in August) due to technical problems encountered during testing.
Following the page template project, the Import/Export button is now accessible to Site Managers. The export issue on solution pages has been fixed. Zip files can now be prepared and shared easily between websites. This is currently only for the pilot websites in this project.
The tab order in the 'Technologies' template in the VWT RCP has been updated: the 'Product range' tab now appears before the 'Resources' tab.
Webforms can now be opened in popups via menu links or the text editor using predefined CSS classes. This improves flexibility and simplifies user interactions. Documentation has been updated accordingly.
First, go to Admin > Structure > Menus on your site. Then, select the menu that contains the link to the webform. After that, scroll down to the Attributes section in the menu link form. In the Classes field, add one of the following classes to set the popup width:
Go to the page where you want to add the webform link. In edit mode, insert the link into the text. Open the Advanced section of the link options. Then, add the appropriate classes (e.g. webform-dialog webform-dialog-normal). finally, click Save to apply the changes.
The issue preventing the creation of Links media through the media browser has been resolved. Users can now add Links media without errors.
The issue preventing the 'Events' breadcrumb item from displaying in Chinese, despite being translated, has been fixed. The translation now appears correctly as expected.
The issue with the dropdown menu not displaying correctly on the French contact page of veoliawatertechnologies.com has been resolved. This bug, affecting all VWT websites using Salesforce Web-to-Lead, is now fixed and the form displays properly across all sites.
To enhance SEO performance, several fields have been made mandatory across all content type:
Important Note: This will not impact existing pages; you only need to add it for new pages or when updating an existing page.
The dropdown menu in the breadcrumb navigation has been removed to enhance SEO, accessibility, and crawlability. This update ensures:
The Business Case content type, previously exclusive to the RCP, is now accessible across all VWT websites.
We've updated the Select field using Choices.js to ensure it aligns with our webform theme. 🚀
An issue preventing webmasters from viewing draft pages due to a 404 error has been resolved. The problem was linked to language settings affecting draft accessibility. Adjustments have been made to ensure draft pages are always viewable by Administrators and Site Managers.
You can now embed Bilibili videos on your sites, just like YouTube and Vimeo. The video remains hidden until the user gives consent via Didomi, and once accepted, the video is displayed automatically.
Two new taxonomies have been added, allowing for better categorization and filtering of content. This update makes it easier to organize and display articles based on selected tags.
These taxonomies are fully manageable from the admin panel, giving you more flexibility in structuring your content efficiently. Find the tutorial here!
Several components, like Hero Banner, Content Push, and Media, now reflect the new color scheme, ensuring a unified experience. In some components, text and icon colors automatically adjust to the background to meet accessibility standards (e.g., the social media block on the homepage and HP medias). Ensure optimal readability by maintaining proper contrast ratios with this tool.
The same goes for the Didomi video settings page, which now features updated background color options to make color selection easier.
Business Banner Stamps Update 🖼️
The business banner stamps have been updated to adopt the new color scheme, improving accessibility and readability.
The foreground text color in Webform details now displays correctly with white text on both gray and white backgrounds.
The font color for the Attachment field is now consistently white across all background settings, improving clarity and readability.
The issue with inconsistent table border colors in CKEditor, which was working in Chrome but not in Firefox, has been fixed. Borders now display consistently across both browsers.
Preview
🗺️ The map has been removed, streamlining the user experience and enhancing speed and simplicity.
👉 Cross-site sharing is now seamless, ensuring a unified and consistent experience across all platforms
📷 Image upload now works on the first try, and the cropping tool is fully functional, streamlining the image management process.
⏳The auto logout delay has been restored, returning to the original duration of several hours instead of just 10 minutes. There will be a notification pop if you are not active for all the tabs.
The issue preventing the addition of the HP Solutions block in the VWT Belgium website https://watertechbelgium.veolia.acsitefactory.com has been resolved, enabling seamless content addition within the "Homepage media container".
✅ Error-free integration ensures smooth content editing when selecting the HP Solutions block.
An issue was reported on www.industries.veolia.com regarding hreflang tags and translation, which was impacting the site's SEO performance.
Thanks to these fixes, we achieve:
🌐 Better compatibility for multilingual environments, ensuring proper language redirection and avoiding duplicate content.
🔗 An optimized URL structure for better SEO performance, with clean and user-friendly links.
➡️ Correctly configured hreflang tags, improving indexing and user experience across regions.
🖥️ The page now displays correctly across all devices and browsers.
🔒 UI issues on the password reset page have been fixed for a smoother user experience.
📋 It is now possible to duplicate all types of media effortlessly.
🔄Duplication now works smoothly across all profiles.
