10.4.0

@dextinity/cms-admin@10.4.0

Minor Changes

• 4b9ead5: Add icon option to TipTapInlineStyle

  Custom inline styles shown in the rich text toolbar's "More options" menu can now specify an icon, displayed next to the label the same way Superscript/Subscript already are:

  createTipTapRichTextBlock({
      inlineStyles: [
          {
              name: "highlight",
              label: <FormattedMessage id="..." defaultMessage="Highlight" />,
              icon: RteHighlight,
              element: (props) => <span style={{ backgroundColor: "#fff3cd" }} {...props} />,
          },
      ],
  });

  icon is optional; menu items without one keep rendering as before.

• 4b9ead5: Move custom TipTap inline styles into the toolbar's "More options" menu

  Custom inlineStyles (e.g. a project-specific "Uppercase" style) used to render as their own always-visible dropdown in the rich text toolbar. They now appear as toggleable menu items inside the "More options" ("...") menu, next to Superscript/Subscript, matching how the previous Draft.js-based rich text editor exposed custom inline styles as toolbar toggles rather than a separate dropdown.

• a00f0b2: Support wildcard values for content scope dimensions in getContentScopesForUser

  getContentScopesForUser can now use the wildcard value "*" as the value of a content scope dimension to grant access to any value for that dimension. The wildcard is matched during the content scope check, so it does not need to be part of availableContentScopes.

  Example

  getContentScopesForUser(user: User): ContentScopesForUser {
      // Grant access to every language within the "main" domain
      return [{ domain: "main", language: "*" }];
  }

  For users with access to all content scopes, currentUser.permissions[].contentScopes now returns a single wildcard scope (e.g. [{ domain: "*", language: "*" }]) instead of the enumerated availableContentScopes. The default isAllowed and currentUser.allowedContentScopes handle the wildcard; a custom isAllowed must treat "*" as matching any value of a dimension.

Patch Changes

• b6cbbd9: Move icons to the start of the TipTap "More options" menu items

  Superscript, Subscript, and custom inline-style menu items placed their icon directly after the label using a custom flexbox layout, so the icon's horizontal position varied with the label's length. They now use MUI's ListItemIcon/ListItemText with the icon leading the label, matching MUI's own menu item convention.

@dextinity/cms-api@10.4.0

Minor Changes

• a00f0b2: Support wildcard values for content scope dimensions in getContentScopesForUser

  getContentScopesForUser can now use the wildcard value "*" as the value of a content scope dimension to grant access to any value for that dimension. The wildcard is matched during the content scope check, so it does not need to be part of availableContentScopes.

  Example

  getContentScopesForUser(user: User): ContentScopesForUser {
      // Grant access to every language within the "main" domain
      return [{ domain: "main", language: "*" }];
  }

  For users with access to all content scopes, currentUser.permissions[].contentScopes now returns a single wildcard scope (e.g. [{ domain: "*", language: "*" }]) instead of the enumerated availableContentScopes. The default isAllowed and currentUser.allowedContentScopes handle the wildcard; a custom isAllowed must treat "*" as matching any value of a dimension.

@dextinity/mail-react@10.4.0

Patch Changes

• 98c1097: Fix head CSS lost after the first @media block in Outlook.com and the Outlook apps for iOS and Android

  These clients stop reading a <style> tag at the first }}, which minified CSS writes at the end of every @media block.

• bb5d22a: Apply the Storybook addon's "Use public image URLs" toggle to the Outlook VML image source

• 583dd13: Fix borderRadius on images in classic Outlook, which rounded corners twice as much as the value asked for

@dextinity/site-react@10.4.0

Patch Changes

• 0e88bab: Fix block preview outlines being cut off when IFrameBridgeProvider does not start at the left edge of the page, for instance because of padding or centering