Every recorded version, newest first, with what changed in each one.
Latest 1.3.1315 versions
Undated · 15 versions
1.3.13
Latest
1 new1 fix1 change
New
Added the ability to change the size of the custom logo image shown on the login page.
Fixed
Fixed the color scheme module recomputing the icon color on every request in some configurations.
Changes
Tested up to WP 7.1-RC4.
1.3.12
1 fix1 change
Fixed
Fixed a number of issues with custom admin color schemes in WP 7.0.
Changes
Minimum required PHP version increased to PHP 7.1.
1.3.11
1 fix
Fixed
Fixed a WP 6.8 compatibility issue that could cause a fatal error in the "Colors" tab when saving settings.
1.3.10
1 fix
Fixed
Fixed the login page background color not being applied.
1.3.9
1 fix
Fixed
Fixed an error that prevented color scheme settings from being changed in WP 6.7.
1.3.8
2 fixes2 changes
Fixed
Fixed the login logo no longer showing up in WP 6.7.
Fixed an obscure bug in the "Remove the WordPress logo from the Toolbar" feature where some of the default logo submenus would not be removed when the logo itself was removed.
Changes
Prevented users from accidentally causing a fatal error by entering an invalid format string in "Custom "Howdy" text".
Tested up to WP 6.7.
1.3.7
1 fix2 changes
Fixed
Fixed a number of deprecation notices like "Deprecated: trim: Passing null to parameter #1 ($string) of type string is deprecated in .../login-page.php on line N".
Changes
Users can now preview color schemes as long as they have access to the Admin Customizer, even if they don't have the ability to change AME settings in general.
Tested up to WP 6.4.1.
1.3.6
1 fix
Fixed
Fixed a number of PHP 8.2 deprecation notices that were triggered when generating a custom admin color scheme.
1.3.5
1 fix
Fixed
Fixed an error related to "WordPress update notifications" that could be shown when saving branding settings in Multisite where the settings were previously imported from a non-Multisite site.
1.3.4
1 fix
Fixed
Fixed existing logo images not showing up in the Toolbar and on the login page.
1.3.3
1 fix1 change
Fixed
Fixed SVG menu icons becoming invisible when the user sets a custom highlight color in the "Colors" tab but does not choose an icon color.
Changes
Tested up to WP 6.2.
1.3.2
1 new2 fixes
New
Added some of the branding settings to the "Easy Hide" page.
Fixed
Fixed a bug where color settings were not immediately applied after importing plugin configuration from a file. The settings would show up in the "Colors" tab, but the custom color scheme wouldn't actually work until you clicked the "Save Changes" button.
Fixed a conflict with a theme that requires a more recent version of the `scssphp/scssphp` library.
1.3.1
1 new2 fixes1 change
New
Added settings that let you add messages to the top and bottom of the login form. Unlike the "custom message" setting, these new settings display the text inside the login form itself, not above it.
Fixed
Fixed a large number of notices and warnings that were thrown by the Leafo/ScssPhp library when running on PHP 7.4.
Fixed a few jQuery deprecation warnings.
Changes
Made the "footer text" setting override custom footer text added by other plugins.
1.3
1 new1 improvement
New
Added a "login page title" setting that lets you change the title of the login page.
Improved
Updated some settings page styles to match the admin interface changes introduced in WordPress 5.3.
1.2
1 new3 fixes1 change
New
Added a "set external URL" option to all image settings. This lets you directly enter the image URL instead of selecting an image from the Media Library.
Fixed
Fixed this PHP notice: "login_headertitle is deprecated since version 5.2.0! Use login_headertext instead. Usage of the title attribute on the login logo is not recommended for accessibility reasons."
Fixed the "hide admin footer" option not working with some themes that change #wpfooter styles.
Fixed a conflict with Hide My WP Pro 3.0 that prevented the "Logo link URL" setting in the "Login" tab from having any effect.
Changes
Tested up to WordPress 5.2.1.
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