Once again, its this time of the month when we'll take the opportunity to highlight the most interesting things around Bear CMS in the last 31 days.
A new element
The Separator is the brand new element you can use to make the presentation of your content more clear. It supports three sized that can be customized to match the design of your website.
Duplicate a page
Now you can duplicate a page (including its subpages and content) easily. The new action is available from the pages list window.
Link title
The links in the Text element now support titles, that can contribute to your SEO efforts.
Better keywords
Bear CMS automatically generates keywords for each page and each blog post. We've made improvements in that area. You can also manually customize them from the page/blog post settings, but we recommend not to do so if you're not experienced with SEO.
Better stats
Some sources that have different domains (like google.com, google.bg, etc.) are now grouped. Now you can easily analyze visits from Google, Facebook, Instagram, etc. Internal link visits are now shown correctly and the last day data is now visible by default.
About content editing
We've published a blog post about Bear CMS's approach to content editing. You can learn how we provide intuitive content management on mobile and desktop.
A new element
The Separator is the brand new element you can use to make the presentation of your content more clear. It supports three sized that can be customized to match the design of your website.
Duplicate a page
Now you can duplicate a page (including its subpages and content) easily. The new action is available from the pages list window.
Link title
The links in the Text element now support titles, that can contribute to your SEO efforts.
Better keywords
Bear CMS automatically generates keywords for each page and each blog post. We've made improvements in that area. You can also manually customize them from the page/blog post settings, but we recommend not to do so if you're not experienced with SEO.
Better stats
Some sources that have different domains (like google.com, google.bg, etc.) are now grouped. Now you can easily analyze visits from Google, Facebook, Instagram, etc. Internal link visits are now shown correctly and the last day data is now visible by default.
About content editing
We've published a blog post about Bear CMS's approach to content editing. You can learn how we provide intuitive content management on mobile and desktop.