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Update the 1.7 release notes to include MediaFieldSettings enhancements #14254

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Co-authored-by: Hisham Bin Ateya <hishamco_2007@yahoo.com>
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### `Media` Module

When enabling both the `Media` and `Content Fields` features, you can attach a media field to your content. This feature enables you to link different types of media to your content. As an enhancement, we added a new property to `MediaFieldSettings` named `AllowedExtensions`, to allow you to define extensions, thereby restricting the permissible media file extensions for the field.
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When enabling both the `Media` and `Content Fields` features, you can attach a media field to your content. This feature enables you to link different types of media to your content. As an enhancement, we added a new property to `MediaFieldSettings` named `AllowedExtensions`, to allow you to define extensions, thereby restricting the permissible media file extensions for the field.
When enabling both the `Media` and `Content Fields` features, you can attach a media field to your content. This feature enables you to link different types of media to your content. As an enhancement, we added a new property to `MediaFieldSettings` named `AllowedExtensions`, to allow you to define extensions, thereby restricting the permissible media file extensions for the field.
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When enabling both the `Media` and `Content Fields` features, you can attach a media field to your content. This feature enables you to link different types of media to your content. As an enhancement, we added a new property to `MediaFieldSettings` named `AllowedExtensions`, to allow you to define extensions, thereby restricting the permissible media file extensions for the field.
When enabling both the `Media` and `Content Fields` features, you can attach a `MediaField` to your content. This feature enables you to link different types of media to your content. As an enhancement, we added a new property to `MediaFieldSettings` named `AllowedExtensions`, to allow you to define extensions, thereby restricting the permissible media file extensions for the field.

@MikeAlhayek MikeAlhayek merged commit da2916f into main Sep 1, 2023
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