Improvement
Improved support for .webp images
.webp images are now fully supported in Stackbit and appear in the image dialog.
Platform updates
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Improvement
New checkbox control type for lists with enums
When using a list field where the individual items where of the enum type,
they would appear as dropdowns. You can now use a checkbox control for a
better editing experience.
New feature
Create Workspace from GitHub
With the Create from GitHub feature, you can bring any (valid) code repositories into Stackbit. This enables you to start a workspace locally, and only bring it into Stackbit when you're ready to add collaborators.
New feature
Automatic Content Reload
Whenever a content editor makes a change, everyone who's currently working on the same Stackbit workspace should immediately see this change. Up until now, installing packages and adding non-trivial code on both the server- and client-side was required in order for this to properly work.
New feature
Add custom icons to field groups
It is now possible to add icons to each group specified in a model's fieldGroups property. We've provided a library of icons to streamline this process.
New feature
Indications for reused references
You'll now see see a visual indication when an object is referenced from multiple documents (pages or data objects). This also affects the modal shown when creating a new referenced object.
New feature
Enhanced access control through content-filtered workspaces
Organizations storing content for different teams or parts of a website (e.g. marketing and customer service) in a single content space can now split up the content across different Stackbit workspaces for better access control.
This is currently only available for Sanity.
Improvement
Improved support for Sanity: fieldGroups and initial values
Workspaces using Sanity as a content source now support fieldGroups and initial (default) values.
Example
New examples to create a workspace in Stackbit
New examples are available in a revamped workspace creation flow. This has been designed to help developers bootstrap a workspace that meets their tech stack requirements in a seamless way.
New feature
Cloudinary Integration
Asset management by Cloudinary is now seamlessly integrated into Stackbit’s visual editing experience. Note that this requires having a Cloudinary account and is currently only available on paid Stackbit plans
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