Dear all,

I am happy to announce the release of Campsite 3.3.3. The 3x3 brings more
stability and overall performance improvements, as well as a few pretty
useful small features.

The main enhancements Campsite 3.3.3 brings are:
HTML anchors are now insertable via the TinyMCE rich text editor
Online template editor (Editarea) now highlights Campsite template
language properly
Topics attached to an article are displayed in a tooltip on mouseover
in section view
Smarty template engine upgraded to the latest stable version
Updated Russian, Belarusian, and Spanish localizations
Online Interview and Blog plugins are now fully localizable


Bugs fixed include:
Several upgrade process bugs (autopublish,.httaccess and plugin
related)
A table is no added within paragraph when inserting images via the
TinyMCE editor
Image resize ratio field is no logner mandatory in System Preferences
Quality of automatically generated thumbnails has been improved
TinyMCE text editor no longer filters the anchor tag
Topic objects are now cached properly
Long image captions no longer cause images to occupy wider space than
necessary
Search indexer now properly filters out invalid words and does not
leave out valid words
Image resizing ratio is no longer reset when editing an article
Topics with names that contain digits are now properly recognized in
the template language
The Blog plugin now works well with APC cache
The code that sends Campsite system notifications has been fixed, so
Campsite no longer floods admin mailboxes in case of noncritical
problems
Several localization bug fixes (including the Author field label)
Order option for topics list and article switches now work as
documented
The obsolete PHP function split() has been removed from Campsite code


For a full list of new features and bug fixes, please see this Trac report.

Campsite is a community effort and any help is appreciated. If you like
Campsite and would like to help it develop even faster, please find some
time to read the How to Contribute section of the Campsite wiki.


Follow Campsite and other Campware development more closely via Twitter and
Identi.ca (@campware). For more deatails, read this article:
http://campware.org/en/camp/campware_news/815/


All the best, with the usual apologies for cross-posting.


Sava