As of July 22, 2024, we entered beta status where our focus is now smashing bugs and stabilising the software. All planned features have been implemented for 11.0 (and most others deferred to 11.1 or later), though we may still merge in a few minor features or tweaks. The upgrader has been tested on a typical non-custom v10 site.

We will be releasing several beta versions in the beta phase.

We do not know when we will be able to release the first Release Candidate or stable versions at this time.

These plans are all subject to change without notice.

• Blog vs. Non-Blog Posts: Choose to display blog posts only, regular news posts only, or both.
• Category Filtering: Limit results to specific news categories.
• Double Filtering: Apply a second category filter for a two-level categorization system (useful for large sites).

• main_rss block: Suitable for main content areas
• side_rss block: Designed for sidebars and smaller spaces

• Wider audience reach: Your content becomes accessible to those using feed readers and aggregators.
• Content repurposing: Other websites can incorporate your feed, increasing visibility.
• Increased traffic: Users discovering your content in feeds may visit your website directly.
• Staying on top: Those who use your RSS feeds will see when you post new news articles.

• title: The article title
• url: The article URL
• rss: The URL of your news RSS feed

• Visitor: Any one or device who visits the site but is not necessarily identified
• User: Any visitor who can be identified (e.g. has a session ID or tracked IP address)
• Guest: A user who is not logged in (in Conversr, they all share a special "Guest" ID / account)
• Member: A user who is logged in with a registered account on the website (they have a username and a member ID)
• Author: Specific to the authors addon, a profile of an entity (could be a member, individual, or even a company) who makes content for the site
• Subscriber: A user who receives newsletters from the site (they do not necessarily have to be a member)
• Submitter: A user who submitted content (usually a member, but could be a guest if the site is very open to submissions)
• Staff: A member who moderates any significant portion of the website
• Super-moderator: A staff member with global moderation capabilities
  • Moderator: Same as super-moderator but does not have those capabilities globally; they may only be able to moderate certain sections or content
• Super-administrator: A staff member with literally undeniable access to everything on the site
  • Administrator: Same as super-administrator but they might not have access to the most elevated of privileges such as accessing maintenance scripts

• Password Strength Setting: Administrators can set a minimum password strength requirement, forcing members to choose stronger passwords. Password strengths are calculated on a scale of 1-10 using algorithms that take into account letters (including case), numbers, symbols, repeat characters, use of dictionary words, and use of usernames / dates of birth / e-mail addresses.
• Forced Password Resets: Administrators can force specific members or all members to change their passwords upon next login, enhancing security in case of potential breaches.
• Expiring passwords: Administrators can require members to change their password after so many days.
• Encrypted CPFs: If the server has the OpenSSL PHP extension installed, specific CPFs (such as ones containing other passwords) can be encrypted to protect sensitive member data in case of a server compromise.