đŤ Unpublish: Take a page offline without deleting it
What's new
Admin and publishers can now unpublish a page. It comes off your public website but stays in Isomer Studio, so you can keep editing it and publish it again whenever you're ready. You can unpublish straight away, or schedule it for a date and time.
How it works â
1. Open the published page in Isomer Studio.
2. Click the three-dot menu next to the Publish button.
3. Choose to unpublish, then pick now or schedule it for a date and time.
For more information on how to unpublish your page, you can refer to the detailed guide.
Streamlining of publishing actions
Previously, Publish now and Publish later were accessed separately. Weâve now brought both actions together under the Publish button.
When you click Publish, youâll see two options:
Publish now
Publish later
đ Date filters for collections â built for events, courses
What's new
Collections can now have a date filter, which would be useful for courses and events. Tag each item with a start date (and an end date if it has one), and your readers can filter the collection by event status or by a date range they choose.
How it works
Admin can set up the filter from Manage filters and add a new filter of type Date.
Rename the status labels if "Ongoing / Upcoming / Ended" isn't the right language for your content.
Add a start date (and an end date where it applies) to each item in the collection.
đĄ Did you know? The statuses refresh in the visitor's browser, so an event flips from Upcoming to Ongoing to Ended on its own. You don't have to republish the page to keep it accurate.
For details on how to set up your date filters, refer to the guide on collection filters.
đ More control over tables
What's new
Table editing in the rich text editor has had a second round of work, on top of the merge and split controls we shipped in July. You now get:
A contextual menu that appears when you select part of a table, with the actions that make sense for what you've selected â add, duplicate, move, clear or delete rows and columns, merge and split cells, and turn a row or column into a header.
Cell background colours, from a set palette that stays within your site's look.
Drag handles to pick up a row or column and drop it somewhere else, plus quick add buttons to append a row at the bottom or a column at the right.
đĄ Every collection now has an RSS feed
What's new
Every collection on your site now publishes an RSS feed.
Why does this matter?
It lets people or the media subscribe to your updates in a news reader, and allows you to pull updated information into other systems (e.g. e-Services) without anyone copying and pasting.
How it works
Add /rss.xml to the end of the collection's web address (e.g. www.yoursite.gov.sg/newsroom/rss.xml).
The feed is generated each time you publish and it carries the 100 most recent items on the collection. The full archive is always on the collection page itself.
đ¸ Help us test image editing in Studio
You told us that editing images outside Studio is a hassle and that images which look right on a desktop often crop badly on a phone. We're building image editing directly into Studio, including the ability to set a focal point so the important part of an image stays in view on every screen size.
We're looking for a small group of users to try it early and tell us what works. Testing runs from 19 to 30 October 2026, and it's done in person.
Sign up here if you'd like to take part.