[OSCOM] Cyclone3 XULadmin 1.2 stable released

Hi

Cyclone.org is pleased to announce this stable version of long-time 
developed open source Cyclone3 XULadmin.

Cyclone3 XULadmin is the first open source content management GUI built 
upon Mozilla Application Framework - it is the interface for Cyclone3 
content management features based on XUL, JavaScript and AJAX technologies.

WebSite: http://www.cyclone3.org
Demo: http://www.cyclone3.org/get-cyclone3/demo
Firefox addon: http://www.cyclone3.org/downloads/cyclone3xuladmin.xpi


List of changes in 1.2

* New Look

   We have simplified and cleared the default look of the environment. 
Aiming for greater work area we redesigned or removed unneeded 
elements. Additionally we now use a more integrated Tango icon theme set.

* Editing Articles

   In effort to make creating and editing articles more pleasant we have 
increased the editor area significantly by hiding header elements which 
are not needed for most articles.
   CSS styles used by the website now can be used directly while editing 
articles. This helps authors to see how the final article will look 
without the need to preview it.
   File attachments can now be added to articles making it easier to 
share documents or files.
   Images can have a click action associated with them.

* Editing Images

   Editing images should now be easier. It is now imposible to save an 
image without defining a thumbnail which is now selected as first for 
insertion.

* Drag and Drop

   In "Sitemap" tab  you can now freely drag any page and in tab 
"Content" move any articles into categories. Just try.

* Sitemap - site structure

   Editing the page structure has been extended to support more pages. 
Currently this section is still under development and more features such 
as interactive configuration of page attributes is in progress.

* SVG Statistics

   Graphs now take up less space.


Other changes:

* Image downloads.
* Link to file copy support in articles.
* Welcome screen.
* Known bug fixes.
* German localization


-- 
Roman Fordinal