Craft

The Matrix field, used for creating repeating blocks of content, now allows for nesting entire entries within it, providing more complex content structuring possibilities. It also offers different display options like cards, entry lists, and the classic blocks view.

This feature lets you reuse the same custom field multiple times within a single field layout. Each instance can have its own unique name, handle (a unique identifier for developers), instructions for content editors, and conditional display rules.

Two new built-in custom field types have been added: one for managing address information and another for easily selecting icons.

The user interface of the Craft CMS backend has been visually updated for a more modern and intuitive experience.

Improved navigation within the control panel with breadcrumbs to show the user's current location and allow for quick jumps to parent sections.

An entry in Craft can now be associated with more than one author, useful for collaborative content creation.

In list views of content (like entries or users), you can now directly edit visible fields within the table without having to open each item individually, saving time.

The management of custom fields in the control panel has been improved with automatic organization, making it easier to see where fields are used, search for them, identify them with icons, and reuse them.

The ability to define unique data fields tailored to specific content requirements.

A feature that allows content editors to see a real-time rendering of their content as they edit it.

The use of the Twig templating engine for designing the front-end of the website.

The capability to connect different pieces of content together (e.g., linking an author to their articles).

Tools for organizing and managing digital files.

Support for creating and managing content in multiple languages.

System for creating and managing user accounts with different levels of access and permissions.

The ability to use Craft as a content backend and deliver content through APIs (like GraphQL) to various front-end applications.

The architecture that allows developers to create and install extensions to add custom functionality.

A marketplace where users can find and install both free and commercial plugins.

A command-line interface for developers to perform various tasks.

Pixel & Tonic's own comprehensive ecommerce platform built for Craft CMS.

Integration with the Shopify platform to build content-rich storefronts.

Functionality to connect and synchronize data with Stripe for payment processing and subscription management.

A user-friendly, drag-and-drop form builder plugin.

Basic functionality for adding email contact forms.