Long time no talk. We recently pushed a small feature to Webhook that allows you to append .tpl to any file (say /pages/feed.json.tpl) in your pages or templates directory to build that file using our templating system. This is useful for text, XML or JSON files that you need to custom build against data in the CMS. Although Webhook doesn't get much...

Small update, but the next time you log into your CMS all site owners (not editors) should have the ability to view and edit the JSON that we generate for each item of content. To view it, simply go to any content type, hover over the content you'd like to edit and click the "JSON" link. This is a powerful feature that while handy, can really screw...

We haven't updated the blog in a bit but Webhook continues to grow at a steady pace and is being used for some large, high-profile projects (more on that in a later post). In the meantime we recently pushed some small, but requested bug features and fixes to the codebase. You can now crop and resize images by width and height independently. You can...

This weekend we added a new theme to the Webhook library. Called "Solo" it's both a nice little default theme for blogging projects and a good way to learn about how Webhook works. The code is available on Github under an MIT license and you can of course install it directly through your CMS as well. In it you'll see how we added infinite scrolling...

Short update this week. We continue our quest to polish already existing features with new code for the Markdown widget and the relation widget. Markdown The markdown widget now allows for syntax highlighting as you compose your document. You can toggle between a light and dark version for your theme. While in full-screen mode the preview area...