Forget About Shortcode Buttons · Version history
Forget About Shortcode Buttons changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 2.1.3
- Nov 4, 2024 (2 years ago)
- Releases
- 14
- since 2014
- In the last year
- 0
- Tested up to
- WordPress 6.7.11
Releases each year
- 20145 releases
- 20152 releases
- 20161 release
- 20174 releases
- 20221 release
- 20241 release
20241 release
Forget About Shortcode Buttons 2.1.3Latest
- Fix – a potential security issue with nonce validation for authenticated users
20221 release
Forget About Shortcode Buttons 2.1.2
- Fix – JS issues when no TinyMCE instance is loaded on the page
- Fix – better conditional loading of CSS and JS
20174 releases
Forget About Shortcode Buttons 2.1.1
- Fix – various issues with loading & the TinyMCE Editor
Forget About Shortcode Buttons 2.1.0
- New – added support for FASC buttons in WP 4.8 widget areas 🙂
- Fix – an issue with button styles in the admin area, only when they were selected (this is due to some new CSS classes being added in WP 4.8)
- Fix – some copy / paste issues and buttons losing their styles (WP 4.8 bug)
- Fix – a compatibility with other TinyMCE related plugins – FASC was extending the view object incorrectly
- Fix – some issues on the PostProcess TinyMCE event, made sure FASC only handles this when there are FASC buttons to be handled
Forget About Shortcode Buttons 2.0.1
- Fix – an issue with the border effect on glossy buttons
- Fix – remove box-shadow properties from FASC buttons by default, some themes such as twentyseventeen add this to all anchor tags
- Fix – remove button rollover/hover effects from TinyMCE editor
- Fix – some issues when using multiple buttons in a post, and their setting not being saved/retrieved correctly
Forget About Shortcode Buttons 2.0.0
- Rewritten the core to use WP standards – no more iframes – much quicker to load
- New – integrated with WP Views – inline toolbars for editing and deleting – more options to come
- New – UI refresh – should make it easier to edit buttons as you are going through button options – the new UI also paves the way for some upcoming new features 🙂
- New – Added bold, italic & strikethrough options from within the button editor – these are also saved to your templates
- New – nofollow option
- New – Add icons after buttons
- Fix – a bug where the popup wasn’t loading / showing forbidden
- Fully backwards compatible with buttons created in 1.x
20161 release
Forget About Shortcode Buttons 1.1.2
- Security Update – XSS patch
20152 releases
Forget About Shortcode Buttons 1.1.1
- Fix – “Insert button” icon added for custom post types
- Tested up to WP 4.4
Forget About Shortcode Buttons 1.1.0
- Save buttons!
- Prevent directory listing of folders by adding blank index.php files to all folders – silence is golden!
20145 releases
Forget About Shortcode Buttons 1.0.4
- Bug fix – properly use WP versioning and cache busting methods – upgrading to 1.0.3 caused some layout errors for some users as assets were being loaded from the cache – should be no more problems regarding caching and updating the plugin now
Forget About Shortcode Buttons 1.0.2
- Added subtle rollovers to buttons
- Improved HTML output – removed nearly all cases of using the data- attributes on buttons – much cleaner code
- Optimized JS functions for performance
Forget About Shortcode Buttons 1.0.3
- Added Font Awesome Icons 🙂
- Updated Icon Selector UI – no scrolling to find the icon you just used! 🙂
Forget About Shortcode Buttons 1.0.1
- JS error Fix for IE9
- prefixed the .rounded css classes
Forget About Shortcode Buttons 1.0.0
- Initial Release
Questions about Forget About Shortcode Buttons’s releases
What is the latest version of Forget About Shortcode Buttons?
2.1.3, released on Nov 4, 2024 (2 years ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 6.7.11.
How often is Forget About Shortcode Buttons updated?
It had no release in the last year; the latest came out 2 years ago. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from April 2014.
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