Releases: cabrerahector/wordpress-popular-posts
WPP 6.0.4
This release includes the following changes:
- Block: improves logic when toggling certain settings.
- Block: adds back option to show post rating.
- wpp_get_views() is now compatible with Polylang/WPML.
- Updates dependencies.
- Updates .pot file.
WPP 6.0.3
This release includes the following changes:
- WPCS updates.
- Fixes an issue where excerpts may outout broken HTML under certain conditions (thanks ozboss1!)
WPP 6.0.2
This release includes the following changes:
- Fixes an issue that prevented Linux users from seeing their popular posts on the Stats dashboard.
WPP 6.0.1
This release includes the following changes:
- Security improvements.
- Fixes fatal error in Image class (thanks Senri Miura!)
- Fixes fatal error in "classic" widget when using widget themes (thanks Finn Jackson!)
- Updates ChartJS to version 3.8.0.
- Small improvements / fixes.
WPP 6.0.0
This release contains the following changes:
- Minimum required PHP version is now 7.2.
- Minimum required WordPress version is now 5.3.
- Breaking change: this version removes code that has been deprecated for a long time. See the release notes for more details.
- Widget block: fixes an issue where the length of the title when set via theme was being ignored.
- Widget block: fixes bug with thumbnail not rendering under certain circumstances (thanks the9mm!)
- Admin: the Statistics screen will now by default only lists posts. See the release notes for more details.
- Admin: only users with
edit_others_posts
capability (usually Editors and Administrators) will be able to access certain areas of WPP's dashboard. - Admin: makes sure to escape params from
add_query_arg()
. - Fixes an issue where widget themes stored in child theme's folder would not be recognized by the plugin.
- Small improvements / fixes.
WPP 5.5.1
This release includes the following changes:
If you're using a caching plugin flushing its cache after upgrading to this version is highly recommended.
- Fixes an issue where the WordPress Popular Posts block would, under specific conditions, output code that may break the page layout (thanks shoelaced and themosaurus for the report!)
- Fixes minor variable declaration bug in wpp.js.min.
- Cleans up inline style tag (thanks gabu69 and @lflorent for the suggestions!)
- Other minor fixes & changes.
WPP 5.5.0
This release includes the following changes:
- Adds the Sort by Average Daily Views option from the classic widget to the WordPress Popular Posts block.
- Adds the WordPress Date Format option from the classic widget to the WordPress Popular Posts block (please see announcements for details).
- Adds new Content Tags: author_name and author_url.
- Improves cached data garbage collection.
- Other minor performances improvements and fixes.
WPP 5.4.2
This release includes the following changes:
- Fixes a rare issue that prevented some users from seeing the Statistics chart (thanks Zsolt!)
WPP 5.4.1
This release includes the following changes:
- Widget block: fixes WPP block loading block editor JS files on the front end.
- Adds filter hook to disable Block editor support.
- Improves logic of filter hooks
wpp_excerpt_more
andwpp_title_more
. - The Parameters section has been moved to the Wiki (see https://git.io/JEOrX).
If you're using a caching plugin flushing its cache after upgrading to this version is highly recommended.
WPP 5.4.0
This release includes the following changes:
- The widget block is no longer an experimental feature and is now available to everyone (but it's still a WIP).
- Widget block: adds AJAX support to prevent caching plugins from caching your popular posts block.
- Widget block: adds WPML/Polylang support.
- Widget block: fixes widget heading not displaying.
- Widget themes: allow themes to detect the current post so it can be styled differently.
- Fixes
wpp_excerpt_more
filter hook not working (props to SchweizerSchoggi!) - Adds filter hook
wpp_title_more
to allow customization of the prefix added to shortened post titles. - Removes inline JavaScript code from WPP's dashboard in preparation for WordPress' CSP adoption.
If you're using a caching plugin flushing its cache after upgrading to this version is highly recommended.