Releases for Drupal CMS Accessibility Tools

Drupal CMS 2.1.0 introduces first-class support for free and premium site templates. The installer was completely refactored and now presents a site template selection step with screnshots, descriptions, links, and support for purchasing premium templates. The drush site:export and Blank site template offer an easy way to export the current site as a site template recipe.

This release also ships default DDEV configuration and a generic AGENTS.md in the project template.

Drupal CMS 2 is a new version that includes Drupal Canvas, the first site template, and a number of other enhancements.

Key features

Drupal Canvas integration

Drupal CMS introduces Canvas as the default editing experience, providing true drag-and-drop with live preview and real-time editing. The custom built Mercury component library provides common building blocks like cards, testimonials, heroes, menus and accordions.

This is a bug fix release that is likely to be the final 1.x release of Drupal CMS.

The release addresses the following user-facing issues:

This alpha release of Drupal CMS 2.0 includes tighter integration with Canvas, and many bug fixes. This release should be used for testing only and is not suitable for building production websites.

To spin up a Drupal CMS project, use the following commands:

composer create-project drupal/cms:2-alpha2 -s alpha --no-install
cd cms
composer config minimum-stability alpha
composer install
composer drupal:recipe-unpack

If you are using DDEV, run these commands in an empty directory:

This is mostly a maintenance release of Drupal CMS. There aren't too many user-facing changes, but there are some under-the-hood enhancements to make life easier in the future, clear the way for Drupal CMS to be truly multilingual, and increase compatibility with more hosting platforms. This version also requires Drupal core 11.2, which has its own set of shiny new things.

Fixes a couple of bugs with dependencies.

This is a bugfix release.

Recipes have no update path, so instructions are provided for manually making the appropriate configuration changes to address certain bugs. You do NOT need to make these changes if you don't want to; your site will continue working as it currently does.

See the change records for information on the configuration changes that have been made in this version, and how you can implement them on your Drupal CMS site.

Second release candidate.