Versions 5.2.10 to 5.2.12
- The red “Draft preview” badge now appears on every public content type, not just tasks, guides and projects. Whenever an editor previews an unpublished post — a news item, news update, blog post, team, team news item, vacancy, event or training course — the badge clearly flags that the page isn’t live yet. (Wall entries are the one exception and don’t show the badge.)
- Headings now sit alongside left- or right-aligned images on the live page exactly as they do in the editor. Previously a heading placed next to a floated image dropped below it on the published page even though it appeared beside it while editing, so what you saw wasn’t what you got. When you *do* want a heading (or any block) to start cleanly below an image, there’s a new “Clear float (start below image)” option in the editor’s Formats dropdown — or you can insert a horizontal line, which does the same thing with a visible divider
- Intraverts and ultraverts now make sure a button actually goes somewhere. If you enter the button’s link text but don’t set a destination, you’ll be prompted to choose a destination page or enter an external web address before saving — or to clear the link text if you just want an information-only advert with no button. If you set both a destination page and an external address by mistake, a friendly warning explains that the external address takes priority, so the page would be ignored
- Long button labels on intraverts and ultraverts now wrap tidily inside the button and banner instead of spilling over and clipping the rounded corner. A button whose only job is to dismiss the advert also keeps its normal button styling rather than taking on the round close-icon look
- Text widgets and the Favourites list now use the standard body text size everywhere they appear — homepage columns, sidebars and the footer — so widget links read at a consistent size right across the site
- The `` accordion shortcode can now be nested inside itself, so a section can contain its own sub-sections. The inner levels use numbered tags — `[expandsub1]`, `[expandsub2]`, `[expandsub3]` — giving up to four levels of nesting.
- Added translations:
- French
- German
- Italian
- Portuguese
- Russian
- Swedish
- Draft preview restored on tasks, guides and projects. When an editor previews an unpublished post, a red “Draft preview” badge now appears above the title, and any draft or pending parts of a multi-part guide show up in the contents list and prev/next navigation — so the whole structure can be checked before publishing. This brings back behaviour from the original govintranet theme, with an added safeguard: draft parts are only revealed to users who can edit the post, never to ordinary visitors who tamper with the preview URL
- Guide chapter pages now show the parent guide title as a small, muted line (“eyebrow”) directly above the chapter heading. On a child page the chapter title is the main heading, so this keeps the guide it belongs to visible at a glance — echoing how the original govintranet theme always kept the guide title foremost. Only appears on chapters, not on the guide’s own overview page or on standalone tasks
- Favourites widget list (govintra-favourites plugin) now uses the same small text size as the other homepage widgets. It was previously rendering at the larger body size, so it looked oversized alongside neighbouring widgets
- Favourites buttons (“Edit”, “Add to favourites”, “Remove from favourites”) now render as proper themed buttons. They were referencing a button class that doesn’t exist in the new theme (a leftover from the old theme), so they appeared as plain unstyled links. “Add to favourites” now uses the primary (green) style; “Edit” and “Remove” use the secondary (outlined) style, and the button now has proper spacing beneath it so it no longer sits flush against the next sidebar widget. Requires govintra-favourites