News

Welcome to the new ImpressCMS website

The new ImpressCMS website is now available! The new architecture, a new responsive theme and updated content modules will make the site faster, more secure and easier to use.

Cleaning up our Github repository

When I look at our Github repository, there are many very old branches that really have no added value in being there anymore. I will start removing them by the end of the week. 

Building the new ImpressCMS website

Hi, with this post I'm starting a series that will take you along the way with us while we develop the new ImpressCMS website. The old website desperately needs a freshing-up, both in content and in visuals. This time I'm looking into breadcrumbs.

WordPress Aspires to be ImpressCMS with New SEO Features

WordPress recently announced some new advanced SEO features for its Business Plan subscribers. I smiled as I read this, because these are features that have been available to all ImpressCMS users for quite some time.

We're Back After a Brief Holiday

Did you miss us? All our sites went on a brief holiday together recently, leaving everyone to their own devices for a day. Warm sandy beaches, bright blue skies, barely a cloud in the sky. The food was fantastic! It took a bit of coaxing to get us back, but we couldn't stay away too long.

Preloads - a visual aid (repost)

This is a repost from a previous article by Skenow. Because we will focus on this functionality in the near future, I thought it sensible to bring this article back into focus.

Typography in ImpressCMS Themes

As @madfish mentioned in another thread ) partly resurrected - there is some work on the typography of our themes. This might be interesting in that regard : A 7-step plan to become a typography expert.

Fixed release of ImpressCMS 1.3.9

The distribution archive for ImpressCMS 1.3.9 has received an update to fix an annoying bug. Download the current version of the installer for a bug-free experience.

ImpressCMS 1.3.9

We now present ImpressCMS 1.3.9! ImpressCMS 1.3.9 contains several bugfixes and enhancements, some of them specifically to work correctly on newer and better supported PHP versions.

ImpressCMS now requires PHP 5.5 to run, which shouldn't be a problem in today's world.