The latest release turns the Content Manager into a real publishing tool, gives every page the search and sharing details it was missing, adds six section types, and ships a second client theme. Here is the tour.
Draft it, schedule it, publish it
A page now has a status. Build it as a draft and save as often as you like; nobody outside the control panel can see it, though you can preview it at its own address. Give it a date and time and it becomes scheduled, going live on its own. Every save keeps a revision, and any of the last twenty can be restored with one click - the restore is itself a save, so it can be undone the same way.
Build once, reuse everywhere
Bookmark any section and it becomes a saved block you can drop into other pages. Mark a whole page as a template and the Page Manager offers it whenever you create a new page, sections and settings included. A pricing band or a customer-logo strip is designed once and never rebuilt.
Found and shared properly
Each page carries its meta title and description, a canonical address, Open Graph and Twitter card fields and its own sitemap entry, so a link pasted into a chat or a social feed unfurls with a picture and a summary. The site answers sitemap.xml and robots.txt itself, and the SEO Tools page holds the search-engine verification codes and a site-wide schema block.
Six new sections
The section library grows by a Call to Action band, a Logo Wall, a Timeline, a Comparison Table, a Video embed that loads nothing until the visitor presses play, and a Newsletter Signup that posts straight to your mailing-list provider. All twenty-six sections are styled for both client themes, in light and dark mode, on phones as well as desktops.
The section library now shows a real preview of every section, under one name each, so you can see what you are adding before you add it.
A second client theme
Draisap joins the parent theme as a client area with its own light and dark schemes, a newsroom for updates like this one, a help centre for the knowledgebase, and store, checkout and account pages built for phones first. Switch themes from the Content Manager; your pages come with you.
Products that ship
Physical products carry variants, galleries and stock; shipping classes, zones and rates are set up in Settings; orders move through shipments with tracking the customer can follow from the client area. Digital and service products keep their simpler forms.
The full list of changes is in the release notes at docs.wbams.com/changelog. Upgrades install from the control panel in place - take a backup first, as with any release that changes the database.
