Here at 'corePHP' we realize that as professional template makers, one thing that we are always paranoid about is missing a style in our CSS. What if someone uses a tag that is rarely used? How will all the styles look? We came up with the idea of having every style on one page for a quick visual representation of how everything is styled and present it to you now. We have broken this package into two pieces. One is all the typography tags that we could think of in one file and the other is every known default Joomla! style with a quick definition to help you know where it’s used and each with an example. We guarantee this will become a staple of your template making tools.

This release marks the completion of the complete revision of the Language Manager that began with the initial 4.6 release.  The Mambo core is now fully translatable.

This release is the first under new Project Leader Chad Auld. "I am confident users will be very pleased with the 4.6.2 release,” stated Auld “The Language Manager work we started with the initial 4.6 release is now complete.  My hats off to all the developers and translators that helped make this happen.”

4.6.2 also marks an era of renewed community participation -- two successful rounds of community bug stomp testing went into the release. Notes Auld, “The bug stomps helped us confirm things were working on as many different environments as possible.  I am proud to say the community rose to the challenge and the release is all the better for it!”

Looking forward to the Roadmap, the community and the Mambo Team are focused on finalizing work on the 4.7 branch.  The focus is on making Mambo even more standards compliant and accessible than ever.