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v1.0.0.rc-3
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v1.0.0-rc.2
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v1.0.0-rc.1
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v1.0.0-alpha-4
fc3eb5d6 · ·refactor: improve code readability and cleanup throughout plugin files - Adjust Twig templates for better formatting and readability. - Minor enhancements to CSS for consistent styling and removal of redundant styles. - Update placeholders and comments in uninstall.php and settings.twig. - Add footer text for clarity in admin views. - Remove SVG file type support from documentation and readme.
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v1.0.0-alpha-3
faef4fa3 · ·Features & Enhancements Admin Interface - Modern Tabbed Layout: Reorganized settings into a cleaner, tabbed interface with "General" as the default landing tab. - Introduction & Quick Start: Added a helpful "Welcome" section with a 3-step guide to get started (Connect API -> Configure -> Upload). - Header Navigation: Enhanced the admin header with direct links to: - Documentation - WordPress.org Plugin Page - Support Forum - GitHub Repository - Modern Input Controls: Updated the "Max Keywords" input to match the visual style of the toggle switches. - System Diagnostics: Improved the "Advanced" tab with a visually distinct diagnostics card checking PHP version, WP version, and server limits. Code Quality & Refactoring - CSS Architecture: Extracted inline styles from Twig templates into a centralized assets/css/admin.css file, utilizing modern CSS variables and nesting. - Code Deduplication: Refactored Settings_Page.php to use helper methods (get_available_models, get_available_file_types) for consistent data retrieval and reduced redundancy. - Template Organization: Modularized admin views by splitting the settings page into reusable components (intro.twig, tabs.twig) and individual field templates. Documentation - README Update: Clarified that this project is a WordPress plugin and cannot be run standalone. Added new features to the feature list.
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