New Releases for Morph helpME on June 30

We are happy to announce that we have just successfully released a number of new, helpful features and a patch to fix a critical bug.

• We added a new theme — Harriet the Gray. For those of you who want to give their readers a fresh and clean-looking UI environment, we bring you good news with the addition of Harriet the Gray. The beautiful combination of the colors gray, white, and black produces a clean and simple yet elegant user interface that provides a relaxing background, allowing your readers to focus more on what's important — your content.

• Grant user roles. With this release, you will have a more structured and a more organized collaboration with the other users, as there will now be four types of users, each with different rights and privileges. The four user roles are: Viewers, Authors, Editors, and Admins. See below for the definition of each roles.

1. Viewers - can view only the public UI of the site, whether it is set to public or private.
2. Authors - can do what viewers can do. Authors can also add and manage own pages.
3. Editors - can do what viewers and authors can do. Editors can add and manage any pages.
4. Admins - can do what viewers, authors, and editors can do. Admin can also manage user roles and can modify the site's settings, through the Settings page.
   

• Set a Morph helpME site as public or private. Morph helpME users will now have more control over their site as this release includes a mechanism that allows them to set their site as public (available to anybody who accesses the site) and private (available only to registered users).

Note: Only Admins can manage the site's settings.

• List resources in the table of contents. Users can now display their resources to the Public UI's Table of Contents, just as they would with pages. To do this, add a new or edit an existing resources and then enter the desired label under the "Table of Contents Label" field.

• Fixed the bug that prevents Morph helpME from launching when the user trying to launch the application once modified his original email address and/or username.