Releases: WebberZone/knowledgebase
Releases · WebberZone/knowledgebase
Version 2.2.2
Changelog:
- Fixed header and footer issues with Block Themes. You can now override the block templates by including single-wz_knowledgebase.html, archive-wz_knowledgebase.html, taxonomy-wzkb_category.html and wzkb-search.html in your theme's templates folder.
Full Changelog: v2.2.1...v2.2.2
v2.2.2-RC1
Full Changelog: v2.2.1...v2.2.2-RC1
v2.2.1
Changelog
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Enhancements:
- The plugin will now load RTL styles if your site is in RTL mode.
- Only load CSS on the frontend if the option is enabled in the Settings page.
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Bug fixes:
- Fixed a security issue in the alerts block that impacted edge cases of stored data from contributors. Now the alert block content is passed through
wp_kses_post
before being displayed. - Fixed a bug where the block would not render correctly in the editor
- Fixed a security issue in the alerts block that impacted edge cases of stored data from contributors. Now the alert block content is passed through
Full Changelog: v2.2.0...v2.2.1
v2.2.1-beta1
Full Changelog: v2.2.0...v2.2.1-beta1
Version 2.2.0
Release post: https://webberzone.com/blog/knowledge-base-v2-2-0/
- Enhancements:
- The plugin will now look for templates within
wp-content/knowledgebase/templates
folder if it is not found within the existing theme before using the plugin's included templates - Alerts block now shows a preview and the Default style is inserted correctly
- Upgrade settings handling to use the WebberZone Settings_API class
- Knowledge Base block is wrapped in
<Disabled>
component which prevent any accidental clicking when you're using it in the block editor (Gutenberg)
- The plugin will now look for templates within
Full Changelog: v2.1.2...v2.2.0
Version 2.2.0 Beta 1
Changes:
- Enhancements:
- The plugin will now look for templates within
wp-content/knowledgebase/templates
folder if it is not found within the existing theme before using the plugin's included templates - Alerts block now shows a preview and the Default style is inserted correctly
- Upgrade settings handling to use the WebberZone Settings_API class
- The plugin will now look for templates within
Full Changelog: v2.1.2...v2.2.0-beta1
Installation
- Download the knowledgebase.zip file from this release post
- Visit Plugins in your Admin Area
- Hit the Add New button next to the Plugins heading
- Hit the Upload button next to the Add Plugins heading
- Select the knowledgebase.zip file that you downloaded and hit Install Now
- In the next screen choose Replace current with uploaded
- This should replace the plugin with the latest version. You can verify this by going back to the Plugins page and checking the version number
Version 2.1.2
Security fix
Full Changelog: v2.1.1...v2.1.2
Versions 2.1.1
Release post: https://webberzone.com/blog/knowledge-base-v2-1-0/
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Enhancements:
- New options to set number of articles and to show excerpt in the widget
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Bug fixes:
- Update activation on multisite when a new blog is added
- PHP errors when using the widget
Version 2.1.0
Release post: https://webberzone.com/blog/knowledge-base-v2-1-0/
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Features:
- New related articles module. Enable/disable in the settings page
- New Gutenberg block for alerts. Original knowledge base block has been upgraded to use block.json
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Enhancements:
wzkb_knowledge
function takes additional parameters that override global settings if passed- Additional settings added for Knowledge Base block
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Bug fixes:
- Fixed Custom CSS loaded incorrectly with a 0 on install/reset
- Dashicons were not properly loaded on frontend
Version 2.1.0 Beta 1
= 2.1.0 =
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Features:
- New related articles module. Enable/disable in the settings page
- New Gutenberg block for alerts. Original knowledge base block has been upgraded to use block.json
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Enhancements:
wzkb_knowledge
function takes additional parameters that override global settings if passed