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1.11.0
- Added H2, H3, and H4 controls to the editor.
- Expanded code highlighting and gave every language a compact visual mark.
- Kept the language menu visible and scrollable near the editor footer.
1.10.1
- Made the article list compact, collapsible, and deliberately limited.
- Put editor hints beside their controls and tightened narrow layouts.
1.10.0
- Paired translations into bilingual cascades: open either language in place, or go straight to the only version that exists.
- Made tag management fast and deliberate, with instant search, trustworthy usage counts, and safe deletion of unused tags.
- Kept long management windows pinned and scrollable while their results load and filter.
1.9.0
- Added native article video with captions, deferred playback, and a publishing flow built for large files.
- Gave the editor Markdown tables and syntax-highlighted code that stay readable on small screens.
- Reworked images from end to end: focal-point previews, captions, responsive galleries, full-screen zoom, and tighter controls.
- Gave content types a proper lifecycle, so they can be retired, restored, or safely removed without losing their history.
1.8.0
- Made Gallery the default article view while preserving each returning visitor's chosen layout.
- Made new content types available in both languages without requiring separate setup.
- Stabilized the writing surface for Grammarly and other browser writing assistants.
1.7.0
- Made articles bilingual on purpose: move them between languages, start translations, and switch only when both versions exist.
- Opened the fiction shelf and made the editor's spacing survive all the way to the published page.
- Made the whole site searchable in both languages, with filters, typo-friendly suggestions, and a bookmark tab that stays out of the writing's way.
1.6.0
- Taught the editor alignment, excerpts, and previews that actually look like the article.
- Let the admin create content types and tags without leaving the writing flow.
1.5.1
- Made the admin fast: preloading, Zen mode, serious image tools, and link previews.
- Publishing grew teeth: safe slug changes, staging sync, deployment links, and a real trash.
1.5.0
- Built a WYSIWYG editor that writes clean Markdown. Naturally.
- Made content types and tags data-driven, canonical, and tested.
1.4.0
- Shipped an authenticated, bilingual CMS with a full publishing lifecycle.
- Automated the editorial-to-public pipeline. No button-mashing required.
1.3.0
- Made mobile navigation scroll and snap to what matters.
1.2.0
- Added blog and gonzo-review indexes.
- Rebuilt breadcrumbs and tags to stay useful, not decorative.
1.1.0
- Moved to Eleventy with bilingual content, tags, and clean URLs.
1.0.2
- Added site-wide breadcrumbs and a sharper services pitch.
1.0.1
- Added this changelog and the first breadcrumbs.
1.0.0
- Launched the first version of the site, i.e., one
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