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## 1.0.0b1 (Beta 1)

*release-date* TBD
*release-date* February 27, 2012

### Changes Since 1.0.0a6
We're almost there! Following up on the later October alpha release, we're
happy to announce the availability of a beta-quality WYMeditor release. This
release is not without bugs, but we think it is strictly better than 0.5.0rc2
with a variety of enhancements and bug fixes. Users currently on an earlier
alpha or on 0.5.0rc2 are encouraged to try out this release and report any
bugs, especially those that are new since 0.5.0rc2.

* A new *pretty* theme option is now available for modern browsers (ie9+, FF,
Chrome, Safari). This theme uses CSS instead of images to provide context
clues for blocks, resulting in fewer HTTP requests and better network
performance. Additionally, the context clues have been expanded to provide a
better "plain english" explanation of the elements. Give this new theme a
swing at [the example](http://wymeditor.no.de/wymeditor/examples/17-pretty-theme.html).

You can enable it in your project by passing the
`iframeBasePath: "wymeditor/iframe/pretty/"` option to your WYMeditor instance.

Thanks to first-time contributor Gyuris Gellért for the theme.
* `<col />` tags are now automatically self-closing and the parser no longer
forces a closing `</col>` tag.

Thanks to first-time contributor Steven Bufton for the fix.

## 1.0.0a6 (Alpha 6)

*release-date* January 17, 2012

### Changes Since 1.0.0a5

* It's now possible to consistently toggle lists between ordered and unordered
in all supported browsers.
* Turning a top-level item into a list no longer wraps the list in a paragraph
in chrome 16 and higher.
* Fixed indent/outdent when highlighting an inline node instead of the list
(eg. a bolded section).
* Updated the turkish translation (thanks Gokce).
* Attempting to indent with a cursor outside of a list no longer throws a
javascript error.
* Several bugs related to losing/moving your selection when indenting or
outdenting lists are now fixed.
* Outdenting after using backspace to join an item inside a list no longer
loses content in internet explorer.

## 1.0.0a5 (Alpha 5)

*release-date* January 6, 2012

### Changes Since 1.0.0a4

* Fixed several related list outdent bugs where content could be re-ordered or
where outdent would fail to occur.

## 1.0.0a4 (Alpha 4)

*release-date* December 22, 2011

### Changes Since 1.0.0a3

* It's now possible to indent multiple list items at one time.
* It is once-again possible to adjust an images width and height in FF using
the browser-supplied slide and drag handles. This was removed out of purity
(there should be a solution that maintains image ratios, uses CSS instead,
etc), but in absense of a better solution, it's better than having no ability
to control the size of inserted images.
* Updated the bundled version of Rangy to version 1.2
* Fixed a list indent bug when indenting a list with a previous list item which
had a sublist of a different list type. This used to create a second sublist
of the original list type, which isn't what someone would expect.

## 1.0.0a3 (Alpha 3)
Bugs that are determined to be regressions from 0.5.0rc2 will receive the
highest priority fixes.

*release-date* December 17, 2011
Any feedback or discussion would be appreciated on the
[WYMeditor Forums](http://community.wymeditor.org/).

### Changes Since 1.0.0a2
Versus 0.5.0rc2 we have:

* Fixed a bug making it impossible to use *Paste From Word* inside tables or lists

## 1.0.0a2 (Alpha 2)

*release-date* November 1, 2011

### Changes Since 1.0.0a1

* Fixed bug preventing *Paste From Word* from properly splitting paragraphs in internet explorer
* Updated the unit tests so that everything is passing under Firefox 7
* Switched from jslint to jshint for source control static analysis

## 1.0.0a1 (Alpha 1)

*release-date* October 17, 2011

Finally! It took us a while, but this marks the first significant release since 0.5.0rc2. It comes with:

* *8* major bug fixes
* *6* major enhancements
* *19* major bug fixes
* *8* major enhancements including a new theme.
* A huge internal code refactor to make maintaining and improving WYMeditor easier
* A passing unit test suite containing more than 350 tests across all supported browsers
* A passing unit test suite containing more than 600 tests across all supported browsers

### Upgrade Cycle

This release is an *Alpha Quality* release and we would appreciate any testing
or feedback. One of the core developers is using this build in production, but
plugin compatibility issues may exist. Further alpha and eventually beta builds
will follow as
Once all
[milestone 1.x issues](https://github.com/wymeditor/wymeditor/issues?milestone=5&sort=created&direction=desc&state=open)
are completed. Once all blocker tickets are completed, this cycle will
culminate in a 1.0.0 stable release.

Any feedback or discussion would be appreciated on the [WYMeditor Forums](http://community.wymeditor.org/).
are completed, this cycle will culminate in a 1.0.0 stable release.

### Enhancements

* The parser now works harder to correct any invalid list nesting that might
occur due to browser-specific problems or HTML that was loaded to begin. On
every list action (indent, outdent, order/unordered conversion), the parser
crawls your list to make any necessary corrections. This ensures a much more
consistent list-editing experience, especially in Internet Explorer.
* A new *pretty* theme option is now available for modern browsers (ie9+, FF,
Chrome, Safari). This theme uses CSS instead of images to provide context
clues for blocks, resulting in fewer HTTP requests and better network
performance. Additionally, the context clues have been expanded to provide a
better "plain english" explanation of the elements. Give this new theme a
swing at [the example](http://wymeditor.no.de/wymeditor/examples/17-pretty-theme.html).

You can enable it in your project by passing the
`iframeBasePath: "wymeditor/iframe/pretty/"` option to your WYMeditor instance.

Thanks to first-time contributor Gyuris Gellért for the theme.
* The Embed plugin now supports embedding via an iframe.
* List indent/outdent has been rewritten to fix several outstanding bugs in
various browsers. Indent and outdent are now always opposites of eachother
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whitespace in list HTML.
* `colSpan` and `rowSpan` attributes are no longer stripped out in Internet
Explorer.
* Fixed a bug making it impossible to use *Paste From Word* inside tables or lists
* Fixed a list indent bug when indenting a list with a previous list item which
had a sublist of a different list type. This used to create a second sublist
of the original list type, which isn't what someone would expect.
* Fixed several related list outdent bugs where content could be re-ordered or
where outdent would fail to occur.
* It's now possible to consistently toggle lists between ordered and unordered
in all supported browsers.
* Turning a top-level item into a list no longer wraps the list in a paragraph
in chrome 16 and higher.
* Fixed indent/outdent when highlighting an inline node instead of the list
(eg. a bolded section).
* Updated the turkish translation (thanks Gokce).
* Attempting to indent with a cursor outside of a list no longer throws a
javascript error.
* Several bugs related to losing/moving your selection when indenting or
outdenting lists are now fixed.
* Outdenting after using backspace to join an item inside a list no longer
loses content in internet explorer.
* `<col />` tags are now automatically self-closing and the parser no longer
forces a closing `</col>` tag.

Thanks to first-time contributor Steven Bufton for the fix.



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