Hello Pagekiteers,

the next update for my Pagekit extension "Glossary" is coming within the next days. I already leaked some new features last week - but I also added a new feature, that has been on the wishlist of some users.

After the Pagekit-team solved some problems in version 1.0.12 I finally released my new extension spqr/toc, which makes use of tocbot and integrates it to your Pagekit-based website.

Hello Pagekit-fans out there,

today the Pagekit-team released Pagekit 1.0.12, which comes with some minor bugfixes and improvements:

• Fixed active menu matching
• Fixed version displayed during extension updates
• Fixed overwriting of config defaults
• Fixed node selection for extensions
• Fixed form validation (Safari, Firefox and IE)

Dear Pagekiteers,

there has been no new extension made by me for quite a long time. Well, as I described, I am waiting for some bugfixes in Pagekit itself.

As the Pagekit-team fixed most if the issues in the last days, I really think, that we can expect a new Pagekit release within the next days.

And I was pretty busy preparing my extensions:

Well - it did not happen a lot after my last blog entry. I'm still working on a new extension (I will not tell what it is, now ;-) ), but a bug in Pagekit's core makes me stop working.

Free for everyone - the new community for Pagekit-enthusiasts is available at https://pagekit-forum.org.

Well - being a developer for Pagekit isn't that easy in these days. Waiting for features like taxonomy, which is on the roadmap for dozens of months now, really makes me grumpy.

It's going on and on. My new Pagekit extension spqr/exitintent allows the webmaster to create a popover, which is shown if the visitor attempts to leave the page. So the webmaster can offer a discount or ask the user to opt in to a newsletter.

It's done: After going deep into the website-creation using Pagekit CMS I'm now proud to publish my first Pagekit extensions in Pagekit's Marketplace.

A good feeling.