# Consortia Quick Find & Replace Changelog ## 2.1.39 - Improved the free editing flow by remembering the Replace value on the same editor screen and reopening the Replace section when needed. - Sharpened the WordPress.org readme opening copy to explain the plugin value faster. ## 2.1.38 - Tested with WordPress 7.0 and updated the plugin admin experience with a cleaner branded header. - Improved WordPress 7.0 editor compatibility in block editor replace flows and refreshed the match-navigation button styling for the updated admin UI. ## 2.1.37 - Improved WordPress 7.0 editor compatibility in block editor replace flows. - Fixed the match-navigation button styling for the updated WordPress 7.0 admin UI. ## 2.1.36 - Fixed single Replace so visible match navigation lines up better with the actual replaced result. - Added an Include URLs and HTML switch so Replace all no longer touches image and link URLs unless you explicitly allow it. ## 2.1.35 - Remembered the Find value on the same editor screen after save or refresh, while keeping the stronger cross-screen workflow memory in Pro. ## 2.1.34 - Added documentation links in the admin welcome flow and plugin info screen. - Improved the WordPress.org readme copy to explain the editor workflow and ideal use cases more clearly. ## 2.1.33 - Remembered the Replace section open/closed state between editor loads. - Improved keyboard flow so Tab from Find can open Replace and move focus directly into the field. ## 2.1.32 - Refined the Quick Find & Replace panel UI with cleaner clear buttons and a more compact match-navigation row. - Improved Pro floating-panel behavior so docked or floating mode is remembered across refreshes. - Improved single-replace flow and editor highlighting so navigation and visual feedback stay more consistent across title, WooCommerce, and code-editor workflows. ## 2.1.31 - Improved Pro floating-panel behavior so it can be closed back into the sidebar and reopened without refreshing the editor. - Added better HTML/code editor handling for search, replace, and highlight updates. - Added stronger WooCommerce product-description and short-description highlighting, including better Next/Previous navigation in TinyMCE fields. ## 2.1.30 - Fixed Replace all so title replacements stay stable when "Also replace in title" is enabled. - Improved keyboard flow so Tab moves from Find directly into Replace when the Replace field is open. - Added WordPress.org asset and screenshot planning materials. ## 2.1.29 - Built a true-free WordPress.org package that replaces locked local Pro features with dedicated free override files. - Kept the full-featured Freemius package unchanged for Pro distribution. - Refreshed the review build for a clean WordPress.org resubmission. ## 2.1.28 - Added a one-time welcome notice after activation with a quick link to the Tools page. - Added a clearer "How it works" explanation on the plugin info page. - Moved the plugin info page under Tools for a more natural workflow location. ## 2.1.27 - Internal test build for activation onboarding and Tools-page polish. ## 2.1.26 - Simplified the free settings screen to keep Pro visible with a lighter, review-friendly upgrade notice. - Replaced direct AJAX `$_POST` reads with helper methods for more consistent request handling. - Refreshed the WordPress.org free package for approval testing. ## 2.1.25 - Rebuilt fresh Freemius and WordPress.org packages after the review fixes and slug alignment. ## 2.1.24 - Aligned the plugin folder, bootstrap file, text domain, and Freemius slug with the assigned WordPress.org slug. - Updated contributor and naming details for the WordPress.org review process. ## 2.1.23 - Added Pro saved presets for reusable Find and Replace pairs. - Added a collapsible Pro tools section that remembers its open or closed state. - Refined the Pro tools layout and preset select width. ## 2.1.22 - Added Pro highlight color settings with reset to default colors. - Improved floating panel controls and remembered search refresh behavior. - Polished editor and settings controls. ## 2.1.21 - Refreshed the editor widget controls with toggle switches and button icons. - Made the floating editor panel draggable and remembered its position. ## 2.1.20 - Kept the active match position more stable after replacing a single match. - Added a clear search button to reset the current search and highlights. ## 2.1.19 - Renamed the editor meta box for consistent plugin branding. - Added a Pro tool to swap Find and Replace values. ## 2.1.18 - Added Pro support for optional WooCommerce product short description replacements. ## 2.1.17 - Added tabbed settings navigation for General and Pro settings. ## 2.1.16 - Added settings architecture for editor workflow preferences. - Added Pro settings for opening Replace by default, remembering editor values, and using a floating editor panel. ## 2.1.15 - Added Pro-only architecture for advanced editor tools. - Added Pro-only undo all changes and replacement history foundations. ## 2.1.14 - Added WordPress.org release packaging support. - Documented match highlight refresh behavior after replacements. ## 2.1.13 - Updated the plugin display name for WordPress.org naming guidelines. ## 2.1.12 - Added Freemius basename handling for free/pro activation compatibility. ## 2.1.11 - Updated Freemius bootstrap for the new paid Pro plan. ## 2.1.10 - Added guarded Freemius bootstrap support. ## 2.1.9 - Refactored the plugin bootstrap into a Pro-ready architecture. ## 2.1.8 - Added Undo last change for the current editor session. ## 2.1.7 - Added a broader iframe fallback for WooCommerce product editor highlighting. ## 2.1.6 - Fixed search input focus so typing a search term does not jump into the editor content. ## 2.1.5 - Added highlight support for iframe-based block editor canvases. ## 2.1.4 - Added Gutenberg visual highlighting using browser-native CSS highlights where available. - Added block editor title support when "Also replace in title" is enabled. ## 2.1.3 - Added soft yellow match highlighting with a stronger active match color for title and plain text editor searches. ## 2.1.2 - Moved admin JavaScript into `assets/js/admin.js`. - Moved admin CSS into `assets/css/admin.css`. - Aligned the readme with the current document-level editor workflow. - Fixed asset loading for product edit screens. ## 2.1.1 - Initial release. - Basic current-document find and replace functionality.