Changelog

1.5.8 – 2018-04-16

• Fixed: Corrected issue with “Get Code” area regarding post types and “show in menu” field values.
• Fixed: Add post_format taxonomy support for CPTUI post types that declare post formats support. This primarily addresses issues with previewing changes for existing post type posts with post_format support.
• Fixed: Add “show_in_nav_menus” settings/output to tools section.
• Fixed: “Undefined index” notices for show_in_rest and rest_base settings.
• Updated: Change how we hide submit button when editing exisitng post types or taxes so switching is available if a javascript error occurs.
• Updated sidebar links for Pluginize products.

1.5.7 – 2018-03-07

• Added: “output” added to blacklisted taxonomy slug list.
• Fixed: Prevent potential fatal error with customized links in plugin list page.
• Updated: Text at top of help area and readme description to promote available layouts in CPTUI-Extended.
• Updated: Things have been tested on the latest WordPress. You’re in good hands.

1.5.6 – 2017-11-09

• Added: Added “custom_css”, “customize_changeset”, “author”, and “post_type” as reserved post_types.
• Fixed: The “Invalid JSON” error message was receiving the wrong color indicator for the admin notice.

1.5.5 – 2017-07-27

• Fixed: Prevent possible conflicts with .required css selector by prefixing ours.
• Fixed: Better accommodate possible labels with apostrophes, in relation to “Get code” functionality.

1.5.4 – 2017-06-22

• Fixed: Resolved saving issue around post types tha matched existing page slugs.
• Fixed: Layout issues on about page.

1.5.3 – 2017-03-29

• Fixed: Removed ability to rename post type and taxonomy slugs to reserved slugs after initial saving.
• Updated: Updated existing and added new, fancier side graphics.

1.5.2 – 2017-2-1

• Fixed: Chrome conflicts around the js used to sanitize post type and taxonomy slugs and cursors moving to end of input.
• Fixed: Further hardened undefined index notices and instance checks in our cptui_not_new_install() callback.
• Updated: Help text for post type and taxonomy slugs around the use of dashes. See http://docs.pluginize.com/article/135-dashes-in-post-type-taxonomy-slugs-for-url-seo
• Added: Clarification text regarding what the “Get code” section is useful for.

1.5.1 – 2017-1-17

• Fixed: Undefined index notice during update process for themes or plugins.
• Fixed: Blacklisted the word “include” from allowed taxonomy slugs. Causes menus to not show in WP Admin.
• Fixed: Blacklisted the word “fields” from allowed post type slugs. Causes pages to not show in WP Admin.
• Updated: Replaced hardcoded “manage_options” reference in our menu setup with variable holding filtered capability.

1.5.0 – 2017-1-10

• Added: Helper functions to grab individual post types or taxonomies from CPTUI options, function to check for support for custom saved values.
• Added: Helper functions to mark and check if a new CPTUI install.
• Added: FAQ clarifying why post type/taxonomy slugs are forced to underscores. We mean well, I assure you.
• Added: Conversion from Cyrillic characters to latin equivalents.
• Fixed: Parameter handling for get_terms() to match WordPress 4.5.
• Fixed: Added “action” as a reserved taxonomy name.
• Fixed: PHP Notices for rewrite array index, present since version 1.0.6
• Fixed: Prevent triggering post type/taxonomy slug convert when navigating screen via tab key.
• Fixed: Provide empty quote indicator in Registered Post Types and Taxonomies screen for empty values.
• Fixed: Post types and taxonomies no longer need extra page refresh to be registered after an import.
• Updated: Further evolved Registered Post Types and Taxonomies screen to better match list table styles.
• Updated: Bumped minimum required WordPress version to 4.6.
• Updated: Clarified what checking a checkbox does in regards to “Supports” area of post type settings.
• Updated: Changed appropriate help/support links to docs.pluginize.com.
• Updated: Added filter to tab collection for the tools section. You can now add your own tabs.

1.4.3 – 2016-10-17

• Fixed: issue with post types and taxonomies trying to be converted before registration. Prevented full success of process.
• Fixed: Prevent trying to convert taxonomy terms if no terms exist. Taxonomy will still be deleted from CPTUI list.
• Fixed: Prevent trying to redirect on activation if being network-activated.

1.4.2 – 2016-10-03

• Fixed: Responsiveness of sections and “ad” space when creating post types or taxonomies on smaller screens. Props @thecxguy

1.4.1 – 2016-8-25

• Fixed: issue with default values for new parameters regarding menu/nav menu display for taxonomies.
• Fixed: typo in support area.

1.4.0 – 2016-8-22

• Added: “Export” tab on editor screens for quick access to post type or taxonomy export pages.
• Added: CPTUI notices are now dismissable via a button on the right side.
• Added: “Get code” link to registered post types and registered taxonomies listings.
• Added: More amending of incorrect characters in post type and taxonomy slugs. Latin standard alphabet only. Sorry.
• Added: New post type template stack reference from recent WordPress versions.
• Added: Side warning notification if post type or taxonomy slug has been edited.
• Added: Display About page upon activation of plugin.
• Added: Link below ads regarding getting them removed via purchase of CPTUI Extended.
• Added: No need to refresh page after initial save to see post types and taxonomies in menu.
• Added: Taxonomy support for show_in_menu and show_in_nav_menus.
• Fixed: Further improved labels for information text on inputs.
• Fixed: Hide “choose icon” button for non-js users.
• Fixed: Issue with misused “parent” label key that should be parent_item_colon.
• Fixed: Missed show_in_menu_string parameter for “get code” area.
• Fixed: Make sure taxonomies have required post type associated.
• Fixed: “Edit” links in listings area now account for network-admin when needed, with CPTUI Extended.
• Updated: Switch to dedicated dashicon for color consistency between applied admin color schemes.
• Updated: Updated about page.
• Updated: Further UI refinements to better match WordPress admin. Adapted styles found from metaboxes, including collapse/expand toggles.