A new theme: Chronique, the season’s notebook for associations and clubs, with two new features that serve every theme — the season timeline and the calendar week.
Added
- The Chronique theme. The site as the season’s notebook: a discreet header that stays at the top, with a thin line that follows your reading, a "Table of contents" button that opens the whole site full screen (each section numbered) and the "Join" call for visitors; the home page opens on a large headline — the season, the site name, its tagline — and the current week; then the timeline tells the season month by month, beside a column that stays in place (the member area, the documents, the partners). The forum reads as numbered chapters, the member area as a notebook, and the footer closes the book. "Paper" by day, "lamplight" by night; Fraunces headings, Work Sans text, IBM Plex Mono dates. Settings: colors, opening image, logo, and the address of the "Join" button (a membership page, a form on another platform, or the site’s registration).
- The "Season timeline" widget: what the site lives through, month by month, on a timeline — upcoming calendar events (their dot pulses), news, forum discussions and photo albums, each if its module is installed, and only what the visitor may read (restricted forums and group albums stay hidden). The number of entries and the past months can be set.
- The calendar also shows "This week": the seven days of the current week, the ones with an event marked, today circled, and the next event — in the viewer’s time zone.
Fixed
- In day mode, Bootstrap components take the theme’s colors: a FAQ accordion, a checkbox, a table or a dropdown stayed white, with dark gray text, on Granite’s paper. Checked element by element on Forge, Granite, Blockcraft and Extend: only their colors change, and night mode stays as it was.
- "Day mode" and "Night mode" are translated: the tooltip and the name, read by screen readers, of the toggle button stayed in French on a site in another language (Forge, Granite, Blockcraft, Extend). The hard-coded text check now knows the words "jour" and "nuit".
- A theme’s customization page no longer logs a warning when its settings do not exist yet (a theme registered without its installation having created its settings): an image position falls back to its default.