Jellyfish Counter Widget · Version history
Jellyfish Counter Widget changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 1.4.4
- Apr 2, 2020 (6 years ago)
- Releases
- 6
- since 2013
- In the last year
- 0
- Tested up to
- WordPress 5.4.25
Releases each year
- 20134 releases
- 20141 release
- 20201 release
20201 release
Jellyfish Counter Widget 1.4.4Latest
20141 release
Jellyfish Counter Widget 1.3
- Shortcodes! You can now show counters directly in the post or page content using the [jellyfish_counter] shortcode.
- The Odometer class has been extended further and renamed JellyfishOdometer.
- General code cleanups and function / variable renaming
- Added completedFunction attribute to jellyfish-odometer.js to allow defining a callback function that will be triggered when the counter completes
- Continuous counter timestamps use your blogs local time instead of UTC
- Updated Readme
20134 releases
Jellyfish Counter Widget 1.0
- Continuous counters no longer reset when their widget is saved unless the start value is changed.
- Added ability to define text to be displayed before and after the counter.
- Added a “disable 3D effect” setting to blend with flat design themes.
- Added a more logical “Count Up | Static | Countdown” Counter Type setting.
- General improvements to the widget settings interface.
- The plugin is now localized and translation ready – let me know if you’d like to translate the plugin into your language.
Jellyfish Counter Widget 0.9
- Added countdown feature.
- Fixed bug where end value could not be 0
Jellyfish Counter Widget 0.8
- by request, added a non resetting continuous counter feature that can increment every set number of seconds until it reaches its goal
Jellyfish Counter Widget 0.6
- initial release
Questions about Jellyfish Counter Widget’s releases
What is the latest version of Jellyfish Counter Widget?
1.4.4, released on Apr 2, 2020 (6 years ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 5.4.25.
How often is Jellyfish Counter Widget updated?
It had no release in the last year; the latest came out 6 years ago. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from July 2013.
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Start freeRelease dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in Jellyfish Counter Widget’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.