Build resource pages, offer approved downloads, and upload SVG images to your site
Create brand guides, press kits and resource libraries on your site, offer curated file downloads, upload SVG images to any image section, and get more control over how showcase images fill their frames.
What's new in Hub
Today's update brings a substantial set of improvements to Hub sites — focused on sharing resources professionally, giving visitors access to approved files, and giving you more flexibility when working with images.
Create resource pages: brand guides, press kits, and asset libraries
You can now build dedicated resource pages on your Hub site from ready-made templates. Brand guides, press kits, and asset libraries all start as drafts with a contents navigation menu already enabled, so you can fill them in at your own pace before going live.
Each template comes with an Asset showcase block — a flexible grid that displays images with captions, alt text, and a choice of column count. You can set a light, dark, or transparent background, and assets can be linked to saved blocks you've already built elsewhere in your site.
These pages are designed to give clients, journalists, and partners a single, polished place to find everything they need — without you having to manage files and links manually.
Offer approved file downloads directly from your site
Asset library pages can now include downloadable files. You explicitly approve each file for download, and a snapshot of the file's public details — name, release notes, version, and usage guidance — is saved at the point of approval.
A few important details about how this works:
- Files are gated through your published site. Downloads are authorised against the active, published version of your site. Drafts and unpublished files are never accessible to visitors.
- Approvals reset automatically when a file changes. If you replace or update an attachment, the download approval is cleared until you review and re-approve it. This prevents outdated files from going out by accident.
- Downloads are streamed securely. Files are delivered without generating permanent public storage URLs, so you stay in control of who can access what.
- Download placements are independent. If you use the same file on multiple pages, each placement has its own approval — so editing one doesn't affect the others.
Upload SVG images to any image section or showcase
SVG images are now accepted everywhere on your site that images can be uploaded: asset showcases, image sections, and text images. The file-type picker and upload validation have been updated across all three, with a shared 8 MiB limit.
SVGs are rendered through standard image elements, so they display crisply at any size without any extra configuration. Existing JPEG, PNG, and WebP uploads are completely unaffected — this is purely an addition.
More control over how showcase images fill their frames
Each image in an Asset showcase now has a Fit / Fill toggle and a padding control in the Design & spacing panel.
- Fit (the existing behaviour) scales the image to show the whole thing within the frame, with 24 px of padding by default.
- Fill covers the entire frame edge-to-edge, with no padding — great for photographs and full-bleed artwork.
Existing showcase images keep their current Fit and padding settings automatically, so nothing changes unless you choose to update it.
You can also now duplicate any image in a showcase directly from the Content panel. The copy is inserted immediately after the original, inherits all its content and appearance settings, gets a fresh ID, and opens ready for editing. The existing 24-image limit applies to the total after duplication.
Showcase images no longer overlap captions
A display issue has been fixed where large square or portrait images could expand beyond their intended area and overlap the title or caption below. Images now stay within their measured frame at all sizes, captions always appear below the image as expected, and there is no horizontal overflow on mobile.
More improvements are in progress. We'll keep you updated as they roll out.