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Changelog
A chronological overview of new features, content additions, improvements, fixes, and other changes made to the D&D Portal Wiki.
About the changelog
This page records meaningful changes made to the D&D Portal Wiki. It includes technical improvements, new pages, content additions, corrected information, navigation updates, accessibility work, and other project developments.
Small spelling corrections, minor formatting changes, dependency updates, and internal development work may not always receive an individual changelog entry.
The changelog applies to the public Wiki. The separate D&D Player Portal may use its own version history and release process.
Change categories
Existing behaviour, structure, design, or information that was revised.
Errors, broken behaviour, incorrect information, or technical problems.
Rules, classes, species, campaigns, or other Wiki content.
Features or information that are no longer available.
Privacy, security, dependency, or vulnerability-related changes.
Release history
Showing 17 matching changes.
Transparency and project information
Added a complete collection of project information, attribution, accessibility, and transparency pages.
- Added
Credits page
Added detailed attribution for the website, contributors, tools, artwork, icons, and external resources.
- Added
Legal Notice
Added information about website ownership, permitted use, third-party material, author rights, liability, donations, and content-removal requests.
- Added
AI Transparency page
Added a central register for AI-generated and AI-assisted images used throughout the Wiki.
- Added
About D&D Portal page
Added an explanation of the difference between the public D&D Portal Wiki and the separate player portal for campaigns, parties, and playing dates.
- Added
Sources page
Added a searchable source register for official publications, online references, campaign documents, and original project material.
- Added
Accessibility statement
Added information about keyboard navigation, readable typography, reduced motion, responsive design, alternative text, and known limitations.
- Changed
Expanded website footer
Replaced the small footer with a full navigation area containing project, legal, community, creator, and external-resource links.
Navigation and campaign availability
Improved navigation behaviour and expanded support for campaign-specific availability information.
- Added
Collapsible desktop sidebar
Added a control that allows desktop users to collapse the Wiki sidebar and give more space to page content.
- Changed
Responsive navigation behaviour
Adjusted the navigation so that mobile devices continue using an overlay menu while desktop devices use the collapsible sidebar.
- Added
Campaign availability configuration
Added structured availability information for content that may be allowed, limited, banned, or require approval for individual campaigns.
- Changed
Party colour system
Introduced consistent colours and soft background variants for all registered campaigns and guest content.
- Fixed
Sidebar toggle state
Corrected layout and TypeScript problems associated with switching between expanded and collapsed navigation.
Class pages and visual cards
Expanded the class section with reusable page structures, progression tables, subclass navigation, and class-card images.
- Added
Reusable class-page structure
Added shared components for headers, sections, availability information, tables, and child-page navigation.
- Added
Class progression tables
Added structured level tables for class features, proficiency bonuses, spellcasting, and other progression information.
- Added
Subclass navigation
Added links between classes and their available subclasses using the central Wiki navigation structure.
- Content
Rogue reference content
Expanded Rogue content with level progression, Sneak Attack information, Expertise, Cunning Action, and subclass pages.
- Added
Gender-based class-card variations
Added female and male visual variations for class cards, with the selected variation remembered locally in the browser.
Versions and release numbering
D&D Portal uses version numbers to group related changes. A version may contain content updates, visual improvements, technical work, or a combination of several change types.
1.0.0 Major version A substantial release that may introduce major systems or structural changes.
0.1.0 Minor version New pages, features, content sections, or significant improvements.
0.0.1 Patch version Corrections, small improvements, and fixes that do not fundamentally change the website.
During early development, version numbers may remain below 1.0.0 while the structure and core features of the Wiki are
still being developed.
Reporting missing or incorrect information
Changes can occasionally introduce incorrect content, broken navigation, visual problems, or accessibility issues.
When reporting a problem, include the affected page, the version in which the issue appeared where known, and a description of the expected behaviour.