Add supported_cultures Liquid filter and use TextArea in Markdown Field by default are the topics for this week. Don't forget that the registration for the Orchard Harvest 2024 conference is still open! Without further ado, let's dive in! Orchard Core updates Add supported_cultures Liquid filter The Culture context variable got new properties for fuller Liquid culture support: DisplayName, NativeName, and TwoLetterISOLanguageName. These are the same as their .NET counterparts. A new filter named supported_cultures was added to allow you to get a list of supported cultures. Let's see a quick example of using this new filter! We have a site set up with the Blog recipe. This recipe defines a Page content type by default with the Flow Part attached. We modified the content definition of this Page content type a little bit by removing the Flow Part and adding a Liquid Part to it. We did it under the Content -> Content Definition -> Content Types option and edited the Page content type. After that, we have to make sure that the Localization feature is enabled, to be able to add multiple supported cultures to our site. We can enable this feature under Configuration -> Features. And if you navigate to Configuration -> Settings -> Localization -> Cultures, you can add as many supported cultures as you want. Now, we can go back and create a new Page content item. As you can see, we utilized the new supported_cultures Liquid filter and printed the names of supported cultures using a list. Use TextArea in Markdown Field By default Before this change, the Markdown Field used a single-line input field by default (named the Standard editor) and offered two different editors: Multi-line with a simple textarea and WYSIWYG with a rich editor. Now, by default, it uses a textarea as the Standard editor, and the separate Multi-line option has been removed. You have nothing to do, fields configured with the Standard or Multi-line editors previously will both continue to work. Note though, that their editors will now be a textarea. To try this out, we simply added a Markdown Field to the predefined Blog Post content type. If you edit this Markdown Field, you may notice that there are two editor types: Standard and Wysiwyg. And if we create a new blog using the Standard editor type, you will get a Multi-line editor. News from the community Orchard Harvest 2024 date and location Get ready to power up your Orchard skills at Orchard Harvest Conference 2024! Join us on September 12th-13th at the Orleans Hotel and Casino in lively Las Vegas for two days packed with learning, coding, and community fun. What can you expect at Orchard Harvest Conference 2024? Hands-On Workshops: Elevate your coding game with interactive sessions led by industry experts. Insider Insights: Learn best practices, advanced techniques, and real-world insights from qualified developers. Global Connections: Connect with fellow enthusiasts, exchange ideas, and forge meaningful relationships within the Orchard community. Special Perks: Participants get exclusive discounts on accommodations at the Orleans Hotel and Casino. Can't wait until September? Check out recordings from last year's special online Orchard Harvest on our YouTube channel here. Ready to be a part of something extraordinary? Reserve your spot today and take advantage of early-bird pricing at Orchard Harvest Conference 2024. This year's leading themes: Leading up to a v3.0, what will the future Orchard Core look like? What's the role of a CMS nowadays (with the decoupled/headless operating models, and AI development tools) Explore some advanced topics such as Shapes, Placements, Cloud Integrations, Performance, module extensibility, etc. Showcases on implementing Orchard Core in action. Want to support our mission? Become a sponsor! Reach out to us at
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