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SyzygyCMS 0.3 has been released. This release contains several bugfixes, many of which are related to rendering issues, particularly with Internet Explorer. Most known outstanding bugs are now fixed. There is also a new addition of a menu editor, to edit the site navigation menu. Additionally, quite a few changes have been made to make the code more XHTML compliant.
See the Change Log for a full list of changes from version 0.2.3

A new version of Syzygy CMS has been released. This is a minor bugfix release. It fixes a bug introduced in the setup script which prevented it from running. There are no other changes from version 0.2.2

This release includes a new stylesheet, and adds browser selection of stylesheet, in newer browser such as Firefox.
You can find the release on the file release page here: https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=103298

Version 0.2.1 of SyzygyCMS has been released. It is purely a bugfix release. See the Change log at https://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=243488 for bugs fixed from version 0.2

Version 0.2 of the SyzygyCMS content management system has been released. Major updates to this version over version 0.1 include a new stylesheet, layout administration, support for anonymous comments, and presentation improvements in the administration section.
This release is provided in zip, bzip2 and gzip formats for convenience. There is no difference between the different files once extracted.
Installation instructions are provided in the README file inside the archive.

Version 0.1 of SyzygyCMS has been released. It includes major changes from the previous version, and can be downloaded from the file releases page.

The SyzygyCMS code is in the process of being converted to XHTML and CSS. A new cvs package has been created for this purpose, called syzygy_xhtml. Be warned, it is still in a incomplete state, and may be quite broken.

A test release has been added to the File release system. This should be considered unstable, but is the latest version from the CVS tree. Limited documentation is available in the README file.

SyzygyCMS (formerly Syzygy) has finally become part of the Sourceforge family. Created by Ian Huston and Barry Wardell as a more user configurable approach to content management, SyzygyCMS began as a system to use flat pack (e.g. text-file) databases, when no RDMS is available. We now also have a MySQL port and are hoping to add other DBs soon.