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WP-HTML-Compression · Version history

WP-HTML-Compression changelog and version history

Latest version
0.5.8
Apr 23, 2013 (13 years ago)
Releases
16
since 2011
In the last year
0
Tested up to
WordPress 3.5.2

Releases each year

  • 20114 releases
  • 20124 releases
  • 20138 releases

20138 releases

  1. WP-HTML-Compression 0.5.8Latest

    • URLs within <script> and <style> tags are no longer shortened unless compression on such tags has been enabled
  2. WP-HTML-Compression 0.5.7

    • Upgraded to Absolute-to-Relative URLs v0.3.4
    • Empty, hash-only anchors ("#") are no longer invalidated by the URL shortener
    • Bypasses compression for Humans TXT output
  3. WP-HTML-Compression 0.5.6

    • Upgraded to Absolute-to-Relative URLs v0.3.3
    • Javascript URIs ("javascript:") are no longer invalidated by the URL shortener
    • Minor cleanup
  4. WP-HTML-Compression 0.5.5.1

    • Oops, minor slip-up
  5. WP-HTML-Compression 0.5.5

    • Upgraded to Absolute-to-Relative URLs v0.3.2
    • Data URIs ("data:") are no longer invalidated by the URL shortener
    • URL shortener now applied to data attribute values (common to <object>)
    • Minor bug prevention
  6. WP-HTML-Compression 0.5.4.2

    • PHP errors hidden if/when plugin file is accessed directly
  7. WP-HTML-Compression 0.5.4.1

    • Fixed typo on variable
  8. WP-HTML-Compression 0.5.4

    • Plugin should always load now, even for installations that seem to skip the execution of template_redirect (?)
    • Converted for use in standard PHP as HTML Minify, for which this plugin now simply wraps
    • Compression statistics comment disabled by default

20124 releases

  1. WP-HTML-Compression 0.5.3

    • Bypasses compression for robots.txt
    • Corrected “invalid plugin header” issue when activating from install screen
  2. WP-HTML-Compression 0.5.2

    • Upgraded to Absolute-to-Relative URLs v0.3.1
  3. WP-HTML-Compression 0.5.1

    • Upgraded to Absolute-to-Relative URLs v0.3
    • JavaScript library references with scheme-relative URLs (//domain.com/) are no longer broken
    • Canonical URL no longer shortened
    • Minor bug fixes
  4. WP-HTML-Compression 0.5

    • Includes Absolute-to-Relative URLs for action, href, src attributes
    • Bypasses compression for RSS/Atom feeds
    • Bypasses compression on admin/dashboard pages to free up resources for other tools/plugins
    • Compresses themes that don’t make use of a header.php file (previously did not)
    • Removes any empty attributes using single-quote encapsulation (previously supported only double-quotes)
    • Removes excess spacing within opening and closing tags (previously supported only self-closing tags)
    • Converts new lines to spaces so that rendered whitespace is preserved
    • Simplified compression statistics comment
    • PHP errors hidden if/when plugin file is accessed directly
    • Speed optimizations

20114 releases

  1. WP-HTML-Compression 0.4

    • Removes empty attributes except action, alt, content, src
  2. WP-HTML-Compression 0.3

    • Comments in <textarea> are no longer removed. Browsers seem to display such text
    • Removes excess spacing within self-closing tags
    • Speed optimizations
  3. WP-HTML-Compression 0.2

    • Fixed compression override
  4. WP-HTML-Compression 0.1

    • Initial release

Questions about WP-HTML-Compression’s releases

What is the latest version of WP-HTML-Compression?

0.5.8, released on Apr 23, 2013 (13 years ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 3.5.2.

How often is WP-HTML-Compression updated?

It had no release in the last year; the latest came out 13 years ago. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from July 2011.

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Release dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in WP-HTML-Compression’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.