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title: "Site Studio 8.2.3 - January 21, 2026"
date: "2026-01-21T06:11:48+00:00"
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type: "announcement"
url: "/drupal-starter-kits/add-ons/site-studio/release/2026-01-21/96036-site-studio-823-january-21-2026"
id: "ece1f704-3bc7-4a3b-a3a8-9ea89a40df41"
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Last updated: 21st January 2026  
Released: 21st January 2026

Important

When you upgrade your website to the latest version of Acquia Site Studio, database updates are applied. This prevents the database from rolling back to the previous version.

Acquia recommends that you apply updates in your development environment and back up your website, including the database, before you upgrade Acquia Site Studio.

*   [Bug fixes](#bug-fixes)

Bug fixes
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### CSS transformations unit `deg` appended to value

#### What is it?

Fixed an issue where a suffix of `deg` was added to CSS transform values even if one already existed. This caused some CSS values to end up with the unit `deg` appended twice.

#### What impact will there be?

The system now checks if a unit exists before applying a fallback. This ensures CSS transformation values are formatted correctly without duplicate units.

#### What actions do I need to take?

Run a Site Studio rebuild or re-save styles where transformations have been used.

#### Are there any risks I should be aware of?

None.

### Font family names with numeric values not loading correctly

#### What is it?

Fixed an issue where font family names with numeric values did not load correctly because the numeric portion of the name was being stripped. This prevented the correct font from being applied to the element.

#### What impact will there be?

Font family names with numeric values will now load and apply correctly across the site.

#### What actions do I need to take?

Run a Site Studio rebuild or re-save the font libraries page if your website uses font family names with numeric values.

#### Are there any risks I should be aware of?

None.

### CSS content property string values incorrectly wrapped in double quotes

#### What is it?

Fixed an issue where setting a CSS content property to a string value using single quotes resulted in the generated output being wrapped in double quotes.

#### What impact will there be?

CSS content property values using single quotes will now retain their intended formatting, ensuring the value is not wrapped in unnecessary secondary quotes.

#### What actions do I need to take?

Run a Site Studio rebuild or re-save styles where the CSS content property uses single quotes as a value.

#### Are there any risks I should be aware of?

None.

### WYSIWYG default text format not persisting

#### What is it?

Fixed an issue where the default text format selected within WYSIWYG field settings was not being applied or persisted correctly.

#### What impact will there be?

The default text format configured in WYSIWYG field settings will now be correctly applied and maintained when reopening settings or after a page reload.

#### What actions do I need to take?

Run a Site Studio import to ensure the updated JavaScript assets are loaded.

#### Are there any risks I should be aware of?

None.

### Custom styles overriding default element styles not applying correctly

#### What is it?

Fixed an issue where custom styles intended to override default element styles were not applying correctly due to incorrect ordering of the stylesheets.

#### What impact will there be?

Custom styles that override default element styles will now apply in the correct order, ensuring that your intended design customizations are reflected on the page.

#### What actions do I need to take?

None.

#### Are there any risks I should be aware of?

None.