Release notes | Adobe Muse CC

This document describes recent Adobe Muse updates.

• New localizations have been added for Danish, Norwegian, Traditional Chinese, Korean and Turkish. These languages are now available in the Language drop down menu in the Adobe Muse Preferences > General window.

• Muse forms now work when uploaded to most web hosting providers. If you use the built-in FTP upload feature the Muse application will attempt to verify that forms will work on your web host as part of the FTP upload process.
  
• If Muse forms are not working with your hosting provider, check this FAQ.
• Note that form CAPTCHAs are still only supported when published to Business Catalyst. On non-BC hosted sites Muse will attempt to limit the number of form submissions from a single site visitor (IP address) to help reduce form spam.

• Muse now includes the ability to change images and text (site owner editing) on the published site by way of the Business Catalyst Administrator interface.
  
• Site owners do not need to install Muse (editing takes place in a web browser once editing access has been granted by a Muse designer).
• Changes made using In-Browser Editing can be merged back into the source Muse file.
• To learn more about this feature please refer to the In-Browser Editing tutorial.
  

• Muse now includes a Layers panel, loosely modeled after the Layers panel in InDesign. The Layers palette represents the exported Z-order of items on the page, with the front-most item on top.
• The Layers panel replaces the Master Foreground/Background feature delivered as part of the Muse Q1 release.
• By default a document has one layer, but you can add or delete layers by way of the Add/Delete buttons at the bottom of the Layers panel.
• Delete items by selecting row(s) in the palette and clicking on the trash can icon (or dragging rows to the trash can icon).
• Duplicate items by dragging rows to the New button or by Option/Alt dragging them to the desired new location.
• Rename layers and anchors by double-clicking on the label in the Layers panel to open a rename dialog, or click and pause to rename directly within the panel.
  
• View the hierarchy of page items and widgets by expanding that row of the palette
• Select items on the page by clicking on the small 'dot' on the right side of the item.
• Clicking the Locate button (next to the trash can at the bottom of the panel) will highlight an item selected in Design view in the Layers panel.
  

• Metadata can now be assigned to master pages. The metadata is then shared across pages (and master pages) where that master page is applied.
  
• Master pages can now specify a prefix or a suffix (or both) for the page title on output.
• For regular pages, the fields in the Metadata dialog are larger, allowing you to see more of your keywords/description/head text.
• To make space, some of these fields moved to a new Options tab in the dialog.

• Scrolling Effects are now available for individual items and for tiled background image fills of items, the page and the browser background.
• Scroll Motion Effects can be set on individual items via the new "Scroll Motion" tab (the fourth tab) in the Effects panel off the Control Strip. This panel provides controls for the speed and direction of the scroll motion and enables you to specify a "Key Position" that indicates the vertical scroll position in the browser at which the item will have the vertical/horizontal position seen in Muse Design view. Using the scroll motion speeds specified, Muse will do the math to move the item so when the Key Position is reached during scrolling, the item is exactly where it was placed in Design view.
• Note Scroll Motion Effects are not available for 100% browser width objects, pinned objects, items that are inline within text, items within a group or items within a widget.
• Scrolling Effects for tiled background images can be set in the new Scroll tab in the Fill panel and Browser Fill panel off the Control Strip. To enable this feature, first import a background image and set the Fitting to Tiled, then set the scrolling effects in the Scroll tab.
• To learn more about this feature please refer to the Parallax Scrolling tutorial.

• In Plan view you can collapse and expand child pages by clicking below the parent page on the expand/collapse icon. This allows you to hide pages you don't need to look at, simplifying the Plan view and reducing the amount of scrolling you will need to do.
• Expand/collapse state is remembered in the saved Muse document, but will have no effect on output.

• You can now design your sites with vertical text commonly used in East Asian writing systems. Text lines contain top-to-bottom content and flow from right to left.
• Vertical text can use the same set of typographic controls available for horizontal text.
• Vertical text is published to your website as live text that is selectable, searchable, and accessible.

• Fixed an issue where the Assets panel did not scroll to an image when it was selected in a layout.
• Page Up, Page Down, and Home and End have been added as navigation keyboard shortcuts. They work in Plan, Design, and Preview mode.
• Muse has a new keyboard shortcut for ''Link to File…'. Read the tooltip on the 'Link to File…' item in the hyperlinks drop down to see the new shortcut for your language.

• A pinned rectangle with rounded corners in rollover and inner glow can now be exported.
• Background images with an '&' symbol in the name and related effects will now show up in Preview and/or Export.
• Addressed a crash that occurred when exporting certain sites, which prompted error "Domain name should have a protocol".
• Fixed an issue which caused some users to crash during export or publish.
• Fixed an issue which caused some users to crash during launch.
• Fixed export issue that caused certain accordions to overlap items below regardless of the status of 'overlap items below' option.
• Shadows and outer glows applied via a Graphic Style will export when the style has no border and no fill.
• Fixed issue where a page item with an object opacity on a Master page had the wrong opacity when viewed in IE9.
• Fixed an issue with the drawing order of a stack of multiple overlapping page items, which manifested when items would disappear or clickable items would become non-clickable. 
  

What's New - Video Overview

• Muse now includes a spelling checker which can be toggled on or off by selecting Edit > Spelling in the Muse menu.
• To see suggestions for misspelled words (with red squiggly underline) select the text using the Text Tool, then right-click on the selected word(s).
• To add a word to the spelling dictionary right-click on the word and select "Add . . . to Dictionary" in the right-click menu.
• To change the spelling checker language go to File > Site Properties, click on the Text tab and select the appropriate language in the Language drop-down menu. To change the language for an individual text frame right-click on the text frame and select Language from the popup menu.

• The widget fly-out options panel now opens automatically when a new widget is placed on the Design canvas to make configuring widgets more intuitive.
• Slideshow and Composition Widgets now include the option to turn on or off Swipe (touch) support and the ability to control transition speed (in addition to the time spent on each slide) in 0.1 second increments.
• The Accordion panel widget now supports "Close All" in Design view. The selected panel Design view will now be selected/active when previewing, exporting or publishing the site to Business Catalyst.
• The selected tab in Design view for the Tabbed panel widget will now be selected/active when previewing, exporting or publishing the site to Business Catalyst.
• When opening older documents Muse will either expand the first Accordion panel or collapse the Accordion in Design view depending on the selected options. In the instance of the Tabbed panel widget the first tab in the tabbed panel will be active/visible.
• The "Close all initially" option in the Accordion panel has been replaced by the new behavior that allows an accordion to be collapsed in Design view.
• The Accordion panel now includes an option to "Overlap Items Below". When selected content below the Accordion panel will not move down on the page as an Accordion panel is opened/expanded.
• In case we either switched an accordion to its first panel, or collapsed it initially, a reference to that accordion will be added to the new Warnings panel. The reason is that this change may slightly change the page design. We encourage you to review the design/browser behavior for those pages and when done, delete the warning(s) from the Warnings panel. Muse will remind you if there are warnings that were not resolved (deleted) prior to each export/publish.
• You can now change the Z-order (using Bring to Front/Bring Forward/Send Backward/Send to Back) of Triggers and Targets in Composition widgets without breaking the connection between Triggers and Targets. Similarly, you can now change the Z-order of Slideshow Thumbnail or Hero images without breaking the connection between them. Please note that changing the Z-order will change the order of slides/panels used for next/previous and auto play.
  

• Hierarchical Master Pages - Video Overview
• Master page elements can now layer in front of content on those pages to which the Master has been applied. To re-order Master page content select elements on the Master page, right-click and select "Move to Master Foreground" or "Move to Master Background" from the popup menu. Alternatively select elements on the Master page, then select Object > Move to Background or Foreground in the Muse application menu. All elements in the Master page set to "Move to Master Foreground" will appear on top of all elements in the Page.
• Master Pages can now be applied to other Master Pages. All the workflows for applying a Master Page to a website page are now also available to apply a Master Page to another Master Page.
• To understand the complete chain of Master Pages applied to an individual page or Master Page mouse over the page name in the Site Plan layout — a tooltip will appear showing the chain of applied Master pages.

• The Muse publish workflow now allows publishing to a specific host sub-directory on the Business Catalyst hosting platform. This feature has been available as part of the "Upload to FTP host" in the past and is now extended to publishing to the Business Catalyst platform.
• To publish to a sub-folder, select Publish, expand the Options drop down area, and enter the sub-folder name.

• For Tablet and Phone layouts, rotated items are now described in HTML as if they are unrotated then rotation is applied as a separate CSS 2D rotation property. This results in much cleaner images and text, and live selectable text in the browser. (Rotated items in Muse 3 and earlier were exported as images. Hence, the more you zoom in when viewing from a browser, the more pixelated the rotated item appears).
• This feature has been applied to Tablet and Phone layouts, with Desktop still in process (IE 7 and 8 do not support this CSS rotation property, so Muse engineering is working on a JavaScript implementation for these browsers. In the meantime bitmaps will continue to be generated for rotated Desktop objects).

• Tablet and Phone Preview now has a toggle to preview Portrait or Landscape.
• When deleting a page item, Muse will now select the parent item, if any.
• The Page Properties dialog now includes an option to always show scrollbars in the browser.
• Pressing Escape exits Preview mode and takes you back to your last Design view page.
• The Align/Distribute panel now includes the ability to Distribute objects horizontally or vertically with specific numeric spacing.
• Upload to FTP host now includes a setting to control whether Muse stores FTP account credentials.
• Performance improvements for opening a Page in Design view.
• Performance improvements for Select All, selection handle drawing and selection handle hit testing when the selection contains a few hundred items.
  

• Fixed a crash when you open your Adobe Muse file with inline .swf file in Text Frame.
• Fixed a bug where adding effects to an object with different fill opacities in states causes the opacity of the object to be the same in all states.
• Fixed a bug where adding alternate layouts (like Desktop, Tablet & Phone) causes upload asset files (like PDFs) to be duplicated.
  

• Fixed a crash that occurred when exporting HTML with certain attributes applied to widget parts.

• Fixed a crash during export when the document contains a graphic style that's missing a border color.
• Fixed a crash in Preview when navigating a document that contains both Desktop and Tablet pages.
• Fixed an issue where menu items with an inner glow or bevel in the Active state sometimes draw the labels aligned to the top of the menu item instead of the center.
• Fixed an issue where master page footer items with effects applied draw in the page content area instead of the footer area when viewed in a browser.
• Fixed an issue where right pinned items are not drawing aligned to the right edge of the browser after export.
• Fixed an issue where mouse events were ignored on buttons, links and menu items that were positioned within areas that were occupied by a hidden submenu.
• Fixed a crash during launch which affected some MacOS X 10.8 users with unusual DNS settings.
• Added an error message dialog which notifies users if they are trying to export a site containing a page with an invalid file name.
• Fixed an issue where layout did not output correctly when the page contained a mix of pinned and non-pinned items (non-pinned items disappeared or were in the wrong location).

• Site Plan – You can now add alternate Site Plans for Desktop, Tablet and Phone versions of your website. This means you can create unique site plans and unique pages for individuals viewing your site from Desktop, Tablet or Smart Phones.
• Add Layout Options – You can choose to copy Site Plan and Master/Page backgrounds when adding alternate layouts for the Desktop, Tablet and Phone versions of your website.
• Redirects – Automatic redirects to device-specific layouts. When you browse an Adobe Muse site on a smart phone or tablet, the code generated by Adobe Muse will automatically load the appropriate layout for the device.
• Swipe Support Within Widgets – Vertical, Horizontal and Fade transitions now have swipe support. Simply publish your Adobe Muse site and any widget with a Vertical, Horizontal or Fade transition will have swipe support on touch enabled devices.
• Touch Support Within Menu Widget – Menu and Submenu selection now has touch support.
• Device Preview – Preview your Tablet layouts in various Tablet dimensions and your Phone layouts in various Phone dimensions. Preview will reflect the dimensions of the device you've selected in the Preview Size drop down, but not simulate device-specific features or nuances of the browser on a given device.
• Viewport Scaling – Sites generated from Muse utilize viewport metadata to assure a web page "fills" the width of the current screen of tablet or smartphone devices, both in landscape and portrait orientation.

• Jump Between Site Plans – Jump between Desktop (Ctrl/Cmd+7), Tablet (Ctrl/Cmd+8) and Phone (Ctrl/Cmd+9) Site Plans.
  
• Go to Page – Press (Ctrl/Cmd + J) to bring up the Go to Page dialog where you can quickly go to a Page, Master Page or Site Plan by typing any portion of the page name.

• CAPTCHA – The Forms widget now includes a CAPTCHA field option to prevent automated form submissions (spam). Form widgets in general and the CAPTCHA option requires server side support and thus requires hosting on Adobe Business Catalyst.

• Search/Filter – Links drop down menu (consistent with the Font drop down menu) now allows for search and partial filtering
• Link Organization – Links drop down has been revised to organize pages for Desktop, Tablet or Phone layouts.

• Sticky Footer Option –The Sticky Footer option is found in Site/Page Properties. When Sticky Footer is checked, the footer will stick to the bottom of the browser window unless the page is taller than the browser window. The Muse 2.x (and earlier) footer behavior is equivalent to Sticky Footer Off, where footer items stay directly below the page content and a gap may appear below the footer in the browser window for a short page. Sticky Footer is on by default in new sites and off in any sites converted from earlier versions of Muse.

• Introduces ability to join the private beta program for future Adobe Muse releases. The private beta program is open to Adobe Muse and Adobe Creative Cloud subscribers (accepting a Non-Disclosure Agreement is required).
• Added workaround for Mobile Safari and Desktop Safari 6 anchor scrolling bug. When a browser fails to allow the scroll to be animated, the browser will jump directly to the anchor position without an animated scroll.
• Fixed a crash that occurred if a ruler guide was added to a page and the Design view for the page was immediately closed.
• Fixed a crash that occurred when deleting many pages immediately following Save As.
• Fixed a crash that occurred when selecting "Go To Link" from the context menu for an image in the Assets panel if the image was in a hidden part of a widget.
• Fixed a crash that occurred when Previewing a master page containing an image with a hyperlink applied.

• The Muse 2.2 update has new code signing certificates as a reaction to Adobe’s announcement about revoking the code-signing certificate for certain applications. Go here for more info.

• The new "Upload to FTP Host" feature would generate errors if the target site was not located at the root of the hosting provider and the full path to upload was not provided. FTP Upload now works correctly without requiring the full path be entered.
• Fixed bug that would generate errors if the target directory included a trailing slash "/".
• Fixed bug where FTP upload could fail when uploading to Mac or Linux based servers.

• Fixed a bug that resulted in a crash shortly after launch for some users who are running Windows XP.
• Fixed a bug on that could result in a crash when using the Russian input method (or those for other languages) on the Mac.

• Fixed a bug where an outer glow effect would be applied incorrectly when applied to the hero image in a slideshow if the image was smaller than the hero image frame.
• Fixed a bug that could result in corrupt menus as a result of undo and/or redo of actions involving the adding or deleting of pages. This corruption was resulting in errors/crashes when attempting to alter the page organization in Plan view.
• Clicking on the next/previous button or a thumbnail in a Slideshow or Composition while in the browser now halts autoplay.
• An Accordion widget set to export with all panels initially closed was incorrectly drawing one of the accordion tabs in the active state.
• Fixed a bug with the handling of text attributes across states that could prevent text attributes from being properly set in states.
• Fixed a bug where slideshow and composition widget thumbnails would fail to work in preview and browser if particular combinations of attributes were set across states.
• Fixed a bug where the submit button in forms would draw incorrectly when previewed/exported if a System font was applied.

• The Publish Complete confirmation dialog always referred to "Your temporary site…" regardless of whether the site published to was a temporary site or a paid site. The text has been corrected.
• Fixed issue where graphic attributes were incorrectly exported in cases where rasterized images were shared between multiple objects.
• Fixed a bug to allow placement of an Adobe Edge .oam file that either has non-ASCII characters in its name, or which was created while Edge was running on a non-English operating system (e.g. Mac OSX in French). This feature has been changed to use a different library that doesn't have this limitation.
• Fixed a bug that resulted in "http://" sometimes being incorrectly added to links entered in the Hyperlink control (i.e. mailto:foo@bar.org, tel:2065551212, etc.).
• Corrected date format used in generated sitemap.xml file.

• We've added a new Align Palette, available from the Window menu, or by clicking on the new 'Align' control in the control strip.
• You can use the new Align features to align or distribute selected objects relative to each other, or to the page content area (which is the area from the bottom of the header to the top of the footer).
  

• You can now link to any external file (i.e. PDF, .zip file, .dmg or .exe) and add a hyperlink to it to enable users to download the file from your web site.
• All linked assets will be uploaded / exported along with the rest of the Adobe Muse site, in a new 'assets' folder.
  

• We've improved the HTML code generation for Adobe Muse in several areas. Shadows, Glows, and Gradients now use CSS instead of generating additional images.
• We've eliminated many cases where we generated duplicated HTML nodes. We've also changed our JavaScript framework for our widgets from Spry to a smaller, faster framework called WebPro.
• These changes make the export process faster, and Adobe Muse now generates less images and smaller HTML files.
• Shadows and outer glows are represented using CSS box-shadows instead of rasterizing.
• Fixed the naming of images exported by Adobe Muse which have been either resampled or cropped before exporting.
• Background images that have been set to "Scale to Fit" or "Scale to Fill" are now exported with the 'contain' or 'cover' background-size CSS property, respectively.
• Browsers display a warning when you serve a page that mixes HTTP and HTTPS content, which can be triggered if loading content from a content delivery network (CDN) such as Amazon's CloudFront. To avoid these warnings, Adobe Muse uses some JavaScript to not use CDN URLs with HTTPS in favor of falling back to a local version of the content.
  

• We've added a new Form widget to the widget library.
• You can easily configure the form to send the form submissions to multiple email addresses, and optionally redirect users to another page after submitting the form.
• You can add and remove fields, and style the form as you would other Adobe Muse elements. You can independently style the various states of the form, and form fields to provide a compelling user experience, with visual cues for error states, empty states, and more.
• Because Form processing requires server-side support, Adobe Muse forms are configured to work when published to Adobe Business Catalyst. If you make changes to your form and publish again, Adobe Muse will make the appropriate changes to your Adobe Business Catalyst forms.
• Adobe Muse will safeguard data when redesigning your Adobe Business Catalyst forms
  • If a field with no data submitted is removed, it will be deleted from the database.
  • If a field that has submitted data is removed, it will be preserved in the database, but can be deleted from the Adobe Business Catalyst admin console if desired.
    

• The font UI includes font previews in the form of sample text rendered in the corresponding font/weight/style.
• Submenus for the various font types (web, web-safe and system) have been eliminated in favor of a single sectioned list, with shortcuts to scroll to each section.
• Web fonts and system fonts are grouped by font family; individual weights and styles (e.g. Bold, Italic, Bold Italic etc.) of multi-face font families appear in sub-menus.
• The font UI displays an automatically generated list of recently used fonts. The number of recently used fonts to display can be configured and list can be cleared.
• The font list can be filtered by font family (e.g. “Myriad Pro”), weight or style (e.g. “Bold Italic”), a combination of these (e.g., “Myriad Pro Bold Italic”), including partial names in any order (e.g., “It Bold Myr Pro”).
• Adobe Muse now uses platform-independent references to fonts, so Adobe Muse documents can be exchanged between Mac and Windows without failure to resolve font references.
• Adobe Muse displays localized font names (if available) based on the application locale, rather than system locale. Adobe Muse documents can be exchanged between across application locales without failure to resolve font references.

• Adobe Muse now includes the ability to FTP to the host of your choice by selecting File > Upload to FTP Host in the Adobe Muse menu.
• Adobe Muse's FTP upload dialog allows you to specify the host, subdirectory, and login information.

• If you publish an .oam file from Adobe Edge, you can place it into Adobe Muse. All required images, CSS and JavaScript content will be uploaded at Publish or Export time.
• As with other placed content any changes made in the source Adobe Edge file and re-saved in .oam format will be detected within Adobe Muse, and you can use the Assets Palette to update the content in Adobe Muse.
  

• Japanese and Italian localizations have been added.
• Specific Japanese features include the addition of Japanese web safe fonts on the font menu as well as support for Japanese IME, including text input and double-byte text.
  

• Adobe Muse now includes the ability to drag guides onto a page from the Horizontal or Vertical ruler.
• Page items snap to guides when moving, but guides are not exported.
• Adobe Muse supports selecting multiple guides on a page.
  

• Adobe Muse now creates a sitemap.xml file for better search engine optimization when the site is hosted somewhere other than Adobe Business Catalyst. You can exclude a page from the sitemap.xml file (if you don't want search engines to find it) by setting an option in the Page Properties dialog.

• You can now set a gradient on the Browser Fill. (Note: Opacity, Focal point and Size are not available due to cross-browser compatibility and usability standards)
• In addition, you can now set your browser background image to fit or to fill.

• The Adobe Muse control strip now has collapsible control sets (similar to Illustrator). As you expand the width of the Adobe Muse application window more controls appear.
• Additional controls have been added to the Control strip – States, Transform, and Align. Text controls are now available when text frames are selected, not just when you're using the text tool.

• You can now drag and drop a Paragraph style or Character style onto a text frame to apply the style to the text.
• You can also drag a Graphic style into a page item, or the page to apply it.
• You can drag a Swatch onto a page item, page, or browser area of a page to apply background fill.
• You can drag a Color (via dragging the color preview area just above the RGB edit boxes) onto a page item, page, or browser area of a page to apply background fill. You can also drag a color to the Swatches palette to create a swatch of it.
  

• The Hyperlink control can now be resized so that users can see entire URL. We've changed the label of the hyperlink option “Title” to “Tooltip” to help clarify where user enters the hyperlink destination information.

• Hint labels now show when you hover over elements on the page. There is a new preference to turn this display off.
• Groups and widgets are now indicated with dotted line containment rectangles.
• When a page item cannot be resized in a specific direction we now show an “X” instead of a missing handle.

• Slideshow and Composition widgets now include a numeric stepper for controlling the Auto Play speed in seconds rather than Off, Slow, Medium, Fast.
• We've added Shuffle as an option to the Slideshow and Composition widgets so the slideshow or composition contents play in random order.
• Changing a Menu widget from horizontal to vertical, or vice versa, now does a much better job of preserving size and spacing.
• Changing the state of one part of a widget at design time now changes appropriate sibling parts to the same state to more closely mimic browser behavior.
• Based upon customer feedback, we renamed the following:
  • "Fit Width" and "Fit Height" to "Uniform Spacing"
  • "Uniform Width" and "Uniform Height" to "Uniform Size"

• Shift + Return/Enter will create a soft return instead of a carriage return.
• Control/Ctrl + Tab activates next tab.
• Control/Ctrl + Shift + Tab activates previous tab.
• Option/Alt + click a page tab will close all open page tabs.
• Option/Alt + click a site tab will close all open sites.
• Holding the Shift key down while resizing an image allows you to perform a non-proportional resize.
• The X, Y, W, H, and Angle edit boxes support duplicating and transforming the selection if you hold down the Option/Alt key when you hit Return/Enter or Tab.
• If you enter a value in an edit box you can do a Shift + Enter to apply the value AND keep focus in the edit box.
• Select Same feature added which selects other objects on the page that are the same type as the object currently selected and can be used through Alt Control Shift A and the Context and Edit menus.
• Added feedback to rotation tracker so you see the angle next to the cursor as you rotate.
• Changed rotation display values to be between -180 and 180 to match other Adobe apps. Previously it was 0 to 360.
• Publish dialog has a new FAQ link to help users understand the implications of publishing.
• Upload to FTP and Export to HTML workflows now have a ‘Domain Name’ input field. This is used for generation of Sitemap.xml and for enabling Typekit web fonts.
• The display of 100% width items on iOS devices is now enabled.
• Adobe Muse now produces functional submenus on iOS devices.

• Avoided expiration error from occurring after 6/15/2012.
• Prevented specific sites, normally larger in size with multiple images on a single page, from running out of memory while publishing.
• Prevented problems launching Adobe Muse if installed using file paths with upper-ASCII (such as acute, cedilla, circumflex, grave, tilde, and umlaut accented) characters.
• Fixed issue where credentials were not preserved for Business Catalyst publish workflow when using an Adobe Muse trial.
• Addressed issue exporting a site with two or more pages which had an object containing various fills on Master page.
• Avoided artifacting for colors with transparency when PNG down sampling occurs.
• Updated the Apple developer key so that Adobe Muse is compliant with and can support the new 10.8 security features.
• Introduced ability for subscribers to be able to Opt-In to the new Adobe Muse beta program (Help Menu > “Help Improve Adobe Muse”).

• Access to over 400 web fonts served by the Adobe Typekit® service.
• New “HTML for <head>” section from the Meta Data tab of the Page Properties dialog. Some web widgets require that a JavaScript "include" be added to the <head> element of a page. This control provides a mechanism for adding that custom HTML.
• New Bicubic resampling algorithm produces higher quality images.
• New Constrain Width and Height Proportions control (chain icon) in the Transform Panel and Control Strip will, when enabled, preserve the proportions of the selection when changing either the Width or Height.
• Fixed several bugs related to log in failures.
• A mixed state in UI controls is now displayed when multiple items with differing attributes are selected.
• Numerous HTML/CSS output fixes for States, Widgets and bugs in specific browsers.
• Fixed issues around importing Photoshop images and buttons and handling of image fills.
• Fixed crashes caused by importing problematic SWF files or SWF files that reference external files.
• Fixed issues related to the browser rendering of page items that have been inlined within text.
• Fixed issues related to Save failures due to insufficient file permissions.
• Fixed several slide show and light box bugs.
• Improved handling of accented page names and master page names.
• Stripped non-ASCII characters from CSS files.
• Plus, several performance improvements and additional bug fixes.