Cuyahoga 0.7.0 released

A new release of Cuyahoga. Highlights are:

• Custom menus
  You can now add custom menu's to every placeholder in the template. An example of this is the search link in the right upper corner of this site (well it doesn't look like a menu but it sure is :)).
  
• Site aliases
  A site has a default url that consists of the host and the application name. A new feature was added to map alternative url's to the site, or a specific node in the site.
• Template reorganization
  All related template controls, stylesheets and images are now grouped in a subdirectories under Templates.
  
• Support for MySQL 4.0 (was 4.1 and above).

For all changes, see the release notes. As usual, you can download it from here.

NOTE FOR EXISTING USERS:
There is a breaking change in the way Cuyahoga handles the templates. The path of the Template controls is now split into a base path (for example 'Templates/Default') and the name of the template control ('CuyahogaNew.ascx').
After upgrading, reorganize your physical template controls, stylesheets and images just like the default ones and then go to the template adminstration where you have to correct the values for the base path, template control and css.

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