1, I wouldnt mention the guided tours stability comment. We dont usually say things like that and if we did then we should include every component etc
2. Tinymce can you also include the new readmore button in that section #48236

I have tested this item ✅ successfully on 4d0373c

I have successfully tested this! :) Thanks @obuisard!

I have tested this item ✅ successfully on 4d0373c

I have successfully tested this! :) Thanks @obuisard!

1, I wouldnt mention the guided tours stability comment. We dont usually say things like that and if we did then we should include every component etc 2. Tinymce can you also include the new readmore button in that section #48236

Agreed. Update on the way.

I have tested this item ✅ successfully on 2606b3e

Works as expected. Thanks @obuisard : )

results:

I have tested this item ✅ successfully on 2606b3e

Works as expected. Thanks @obuisard : )

results:

I have tested this item ✅ successfully on 2606b3e

Works as expected. Thanks @obuisard : )

results:

Where is Components->update ? I dont have anything like that on any of my joomla installs

The link for "View full release notes" is to a general purpose url https://www.joomla.org/announcements.html which will contain lots of different and unrelated information and not to a specific url for this release

It is not common to see the word "gotten" written down.

Adding images and media has gotten easier with the updated picker that now opens the Joomla Media Manager

better to write

Adding images and media has become easier with the updated picker that now opens the Joomla Media Manager

The link for "View full release notes" is to a general purpose url https://www.joomla.org/announcements.html which will contain lots of different and unrelated information and not to a specific url for this release

Problem is, we don't have the link to the release until a couple days before the release.

The link for "View full release notes" is to a general purpose url https://www.joomla.org/announcements.html which will contain lots of different and unrelated information and not to a specific url for this release

Problem is, we don't have the link to the release until a couple days before the release.

The link could be made today - no reason for it to be delayed - better to have a useful link that gives the user the information they are promissed "full release notes" then give them a poor experience of having to wade through beta releases and more to find the information they are promised

The link for "View full release notes" is to a general purpose url https://www.joomla.org/announcements.html which will contain lots of different and unrelated information and not to a specific url for this release

Problem is, we don't have the link to the release until a couple days before the release.

The link could be made today - no reason for it to be delayed - better to have a useful link that gives the user the information they are promissed "full release notes" than give them a poor experience of having to wade through beta releases and more to find the information they are promised

Where is Components->update ? I dont have anything like that on any of my joomla installs

I replaced this information with the real path. It was misleading indeed.

Replace style=\"display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;\" with classes d-block mx-auto.

Change the tooltip text for View the full release notes on joomla.org to be consistent with the Help section?

Replace style=\"display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;\" with classes d-block mx-auto.

Thank you for the suggestion!

you dont really need to set these images to lazy loading as thats not appropriate here as the images are "above the fold" https://magazine.joomla.org/issues/2026/june-2026/stop-lazy-loading-your-most-important-image

Media Manager/Read More integrations: Adding images and media has become easier with the updated picker that now opens the Joomla Media Manager, and the new Read More button provides a quicker way to insert article breaks.

I think an image would be really useful here so that people know where to look for this picker

you dont really need to set these images to lazy loading as thats not appropriate here as the images are "above the fold" https://magazine.joomla.org/issues/2026/june-2026/stop-lazy-loading-your-most-important-image

Thanks for the suggestion Brian @brianteeman, agreed.

i still think its wrong not to use the actual release notes url

I have tested this item ✅ successfully on ae359d0

Tested with JBT and PostgreSQL

• Before PR there is no "What's new tour for Joomla 6.2" tour in Guided Tours
• Installed PR by Upload & Update
  • The Guided Tour with the two steps popped-up on next backend click
  • After logout and next login the Guided Tour is not presented again
  • In System > Guided Tours > What's New in Joonla 6.2! is available
  • Created a second super user, login with the second user shows the What's New in Joonla 6.2!
    • Clicking 'Hide forever' works, on next login 'Welcome to Joomla!' is shown
• ⚠️ As already mentioned the link for "View full release notes" is to a general purpose url and the specific url for this release

I have tested this item ✅ successfully on ae359d0

Tested with JBT and PostgreSQL

• Before PR there is no "What's new tour for Joomla 6.2" tour in Guided Tours
• Installed PR by Upload & Update
  • The Guided Tour with the two steps popped-up on next backend click
  • After logout and next login the Guided Tour is not presented again
  • In System > Guided Tours > What's New in Joonla 6.2! is available
  • Created a second super user, login with the second user shows the What's New in Joonla 6.2!
    • Clicking 'Hide forever' works, on next login 'Welcome to Joomla!' is shown
• ⚠️ As already mentioned the link for "View full release notes" is to a general purpose url and the specific url for this release

I have tested this item ✅ successfully on ae359d0

Tested with JBT and PostgreSQL

• Before PR there is no "What's new tour for Joomla 6.2" tour in Guided Tours
• Installed PR by Upload & Update
  • The Guided Tour with the two steps popped-up on next backend click
  • After logout and next login the Guided Tour is not presented again
  • In System > Guided Tours > What's New in Joonla 6.2! is available
  • Created a second super user, login with the second user shows the What's New in Joonla 6.2!
    • Clicking 'Hide forever' works, on next login 'Welcome to Joomla!' is shown
• ⚠️ As already mentioned the link for "View full release notes" is to a general purpose url and not the specific url for this release

I have tested this item ✅ successfully on ae359d0

After applying the update and going to home dashbord the tour appears
I was informed that the link "View the full release notes on joomla.org"
leads to the general https://www.joomla.org/announcements.html instead
to of direct to release information page

I have tested this item ✅ successfully on ae359d0

After applying the update and going to home dashbord the tour appears
I was informed that the link "View the full release notes on joomla.org"
leads to the general https://www.joomla.org/announcements.html instead
to of direct to release information page

I have tested this item ✅ successfully on ae359d0

After applying the update and going to home dashbord the tour appears
I was informed that the link "View the full release notes on joomla.org"
leads to the general https://www.joomla.org/announcements.html instead
leading direct to release information page

RTC

RTC

Thank you!