Since #Joomla 3.8.8, the default text filter type for the Access Control List (ACL) group "Administrator" has been "Default Blacklist." If your site was created with Joomla version 3.8.7 or prior, and you do not have any "Administrator Group" users that you wish to have full access to type or paste anything in an article or editor instance anywhere else, you should change the filter type to this new default setting. How to change the "Administrator" group filter type to "Default Blacklist" is what today's #maintenancemonday is all about.
- Livestream about enabling default blacklist text filter for administrator group in Joomla control panel.
- Presenter is Tim Davis, discussing Joomla maintenance.
- Introduction to topic, mentioning past livestream issues.
- Explains default settings change in Joomla 3.8.8 for text filters.
- Importance of text filters in preventing malicious code.
- Two ways to apply default blacklist filter to administrator group.
- First method: Manual configuration in System Global Configuration > Text Filters.
- Second method: Using a tool by Phil Taylor on my Joomla com for multiple sites.
- Demonstrates changing text filter settings in both methods.
- Emphasizes the importance of security measures for Joomla sites.
- Mentioned upcoming videos on GDPR, contest component review, and Yubikey-based two-factor authentication.
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