What's improved
- Public blog articles now render the full article body alongside existing structured content blocks so readers see complete posts.
- Admins can author and edit inline body images (paste, drag, upload, select, edit) without disturbing other content blocks.
- Newsletter workflow: create and preview draft campaigns from a post, and an explicit "send newsletter on publish" option with production guardrails.
Readers will now see complete blog article bodies instead of truncated or hidden body content, which makes posts easier to read and follow without missing context. That change improves discoverability and ensures guidance in articles (tips, code blocks, blockquotes) appears as intended.
Admins get clearer, more flexible authoring controls: the body editor supports improved Markdown rendering (blockquotes, dividers, fenced code, underline, strike) and finer inline image tooling so images can be added or updated without replacing structured content blocks.
Newsletter publishing is safer and more transparent. Admins can create a local campaign draft from a post, preview the email, and choose a guarded "send newsletter on publish" option. Full-list sends remain blocked in local/dev unless an explicit environment flag is set, so accidental wide sends are prevented outside production. When CI is configured to auto-publish a release blog post in production and campaign state allows it, JobsLobster can auto-create and auto-send a single newsletter email for that release.
This release includes visible before/after updates to the public article view, the admin post editor, and the newsletter controls. The Mailjet campaign status evidence is operational/backend-focused (visualChange: false), demonstrating the guardrails around campaign draft and send state rather than a UI-only change.
If you read JobsLobster posts: expect full, correctly rendered articles. If you manage content: use the post editor to edit inline images and the newsletter section to preview or opt a post into a guarded send-on-publish workflow.
This release makes blog articles render their full body content, improves inline image editing in the admin editor, and adds guarded newsletter draft, preview, and send-on-publish controls so admins can safely create and opt posts into newsletter sends.