It is a more radical change...I'm not a code monkey and can't communicate it in any clear terms but the entire website has been revamped. See this profile for samples of the 2 versions of citations previously used. I haven't tried to do any citations from the new & improved version yet---I'm still trying to figure out how to even navigate it to get to the town I want.....
ETA:
On that profile, the 1863 marriage originally linked looked like this:
Commune di Bari, Provincia di Terra di Bari, Registro degli Atti di Solenne Promessa di Celebrare il Matrimonio, Anno 1863. No. 46, Donato Straziota and Barbara Lattanzi. Digital copy, Atenati Gli Archivi per la Ricera Anagrafica (Home › Sfoglia i registri › Archivio di Stato di Bari › Stato civile italiano › Bari › Matrimoni › 1863 › [http://dl.antenati.san.beniculturali.it/v/Archivio+di+Stato+di+Bari/Stato+civile+italiano/Bari/Matrimoni/1863/005616232_02630.jpg.html Immagine 47]), April 1, 2019.
It used to take you directly to image 47 (out of 375). The only way I've found to replace that link is to re-follow the trail completely from the beginning->get to the 1863 marriages->find that image again->then the only 'citation' I can find is to copy the link at the top of the page that looks like this ---Which does NOT return you to the specific image but to the beginning page of ALL the 1863 marriages.
I've read some workarounds (that are beyond my current techno abilities) that involve add an extension called JSON Formatter and going into the 'manifest' data....