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@gchtr gchtr released this 08 Oct 18:46
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0.14.0
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  • Introduced new function Helper::get_attribute_html() that is used to turn an associative array of HTML attributes into a string. Internally, the handling of a list of HTML attributes was improved by introducing attribute arrays that get passed around and will be turned into HTML by this new function.
  • Introduced new function get_timber_image_attributes_responsive() that can be used to get an associative array of default HTML attributes for a responsive Timber image.
  • Introduced new function get_timber_image_texts() that is used to retrieve alt and title attributes for an image.
  • Deprecated the get_image_attr_html() function in favor of Helper::get_attribute_html().
  • Deprecated the get_timber_image_attr() function in favor of get_timber_image_texts().

Improved Responsive Content Images feature

  • Introduced arguments array for Responsive_Content_Images class with new option map_sizes, that allows the usage of custom image sizes for image sizes used in the content.
  • Introduced new filter timmy/responsive_content_image/attributes to filter image attributes used for a responsive content image.
  • Introduced new filter timmy/responsive_content_image to filter the image HTML markup for a responsive content image.
  • Added filter that automatically removes any width styles from WordPress-generated <figure> tags.

Meta data for images

When an image is uploaded, Timmy now generates image metadata that is saved in the database. This improves compatibility with third party plugins that sometimes check this metadata for various reasons. For example, Yoast SEO needs this data to generate the markup for OG image tags. For this to work, you need to define a large image source in your image config.

To generate this data for existing images, you’d have to run Regenerate Thumbnails.

Documentation update

The README file was quite long, probably a little too long. The big part of the documentation can now be found in separate files in the docs/ folder. Use the Documentation Section in the README for an entry point.

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