Drupal 11 & Fawn 3.0
This is a summary of what's new, what's changed, and what has been removed from the UTM Drupal 11 framework. Effective: October 24, 2025 (D11), August 14, 2026 (Fawn)
What's New
- Landing Page
- What's On
What's Changed
- Fawn 3.0
- New look and feel! Presentation change to match a new direction
- Updated global header and footer design and content
- Image Styles
- Images that use a Square Style has been changed to 4:3 ratio
- Warning: If you have not been following best practices and have text in your images, it might get cut off due to the new size.
- Added higher resolution variants for responsive styles (xl, xxl+)
- Images that use a Square Style has been changed to 4:3 ratio
- Rich Text Editor
- Styling
- Stylings are stricter and only apply to specific elements
- Stylings compound by default
- Info: When switching styles for elements, ensure to clear the previous one first using the clear formatting button
- Links
- New look
- All in body links are now decorated for accessibility.
- Warning: While it is valid to have links in headings, it may not be visually appealing to have heading as links. Consider formatting your content differently.
- Headings
- "Fancy" is now "Decorated"
- Feature text
- New look
- Address
- New look
- Blockquotes
- Blockquotes have been changed from pull quote display to a normal block
- There is a new blockquote style "pullquote" specifically for pull quotes
- List
- Added lined and lined arrow variants
- Tables
- New look
- New look
- Styling
What's Gone
- Rich Text Editor
- Spaced list has been deprecated
- Upcoming deprecation
- Notice that the multi-image hero image feature is marked for deprecation. It is still currently supported and there are no immediate action required. But it is recommended to start moving away from its use as it will be going away some time in the upcoming cycles.
- Notice that the multi-image hero image feature is marked for deprecation. It is still currently supported and there are no immediate action required. But it is recommended to start moving away from its use as it will be going away some time in the upcoming cycles.