Core Releases
The latest concrete5 contains a wealth of updates, including.
- Full page and block caching, to improve the performance of concrete5 sites.
- Major performance improvements, to both the editing and viewing experience
- Significant file manager improvements, including saved searches, better column customization, the ability to reorder files in sets, and much more
- A new stable version of TinyMCE (the rich text editor that concrete5 uses)
- Lots of bug fixes and little feature improvements. View them all by visiting the full release notes.
Full 5.4.1 release notes are here >
You can download concrete5 5.4.1 from here:
The latest concrete5 update fixes problems that 5.4.0.3 introduced with the autonav block, and a few other minor items. A complete list of changes is available here:
You can download concrete5 5.4.0.5 from here:
The latest concrete5 update fixes problems that 5.4.0.2 introduced with the autonav block, and a few other minor items. A complete list of changes is available here:
You can download concrete5 5.4.0.3 from here:
The first update for concrete5 version 4 is now available. concrete5 5.4.0.2 includes a number of bug fixes and stability improvements. It is highly recommended for those running concrete5 5.4.0.
A complete list of changes is available here
You can download concrete5 5.4.0.2 from here:
5.4.0 is now available. This update includes a much smoother editing experience, powerful in-context layout controls, a better sitemap and page search, an improved update center, better integration with the concrete5 marketplace, and much more.
A complete list of changes is available here
You can download concrete5 5.4.0 from here:
5.3.3.1. is now available. This update fixes a number of bugs in 5.3.3. A complete list of changes is available here
Those release notes only cover what has changed since 5.3.3. For a complete list of a what has changed in 5.3.3, check out the concrete 5.3.3 release notes.
You can download concrete5 5.3.3 from here:
Important note: If you are upgrading to 5.3.3. from a previous version of concrete5, please read these important instructions.
5.3.3 is now available. This update includes more SEO improvements, new design controls, improved user search, bulk user editing, update support for marketplace addons, improved mail and user profile support, a host of bug fixes, and a completely overhauled attributes framework for add-on developers.
A complete list of changes is available here
You can download concrete5 5.3.3 from here:
Important note: If you are upgrading to 5.3.3. from a previous version of concrete5, please read these important instructions.
Version 5.3.3 brings some dramatic changes to the way we handle custom attributes across the system. These are now very flexible, standardized, and we're quite happy with what they let you do. That being said, upgrading is at this point not a "one-click" process. We get that'd be awesome. It's very much part of what we're shooting for with the next major release, but there's only so much time in the day.
So, here's what we recommend:
Our latest release is here, and it includes more than 60 feature updates, bug fixes, behavioral improvements and security updates. We've tried to address a lot of the concerns and wishes of our users.
Full release notes are available here:
https://www.concretecms.org/help/building_with_concrete5/updates/
version_history/5_3_2
You can download concrete5 5.3.2 from SourceForge here:
The latest version of concrete5, 5.3.1, is now available! This update improves compatibility with Internet Explorer 7 and 8 (8 strongly preferred), fixes bugs in the file manager, includes a new version of the rich text editor and much, much more. Over 40 improvements and bug fixes!
For those who've been waiting to upgrade to 5.3 - now's the time!