WordPress Cluster – Release Notes

• Must-Use Plugins updated;
  • Customizer (WordPress Cluster) to 1.1.1;
    • Addressing deficiencies and issues which came out of
    • When SCRIPT_DEBUG is set to true, the stylesheet will now put a CSS comment above the CSS selectors stating which setting it belongs to.
      • You will now see – /** CSS for “background_color”. */ – in the customizer.css stylesheet.
    • Reworked the check on CSS rules for a new filter that enables developers to use more esoteric CSS for a setting.
      • Useful for Fonts and / or Media Queries.
    • Added a new filter wpc_customizer_{setting id}_css_output which allows for the inclusion of custom CSS for a setting, which may or may not include CSS rules through the WPC Customizer Settings class.

PR : https://github.com/dc-thomson/wordpress/pull/939

• Plugins Updated;
  • VOWS Awards 1.1.2
    • Added Additional Information next to the tooltip.
    • Default now is to show the information.

PR :  https://github.com/dc-thomson/wordpress/pull/938

• • New Plugin
    • Temporary Scots Mag ACF Merging 1.0.0

PR: https://github.com/dc-thomson/wordpress/pull/935

• Updated Must-Use Plugins;
  • Customizer (WordPress Cluster) 1.0.1
    • Fixed a deficiency in the CSS property handling, where it could not handle multi-valued properties like “border” which needs the default value as part of the string.
      • This means you can now specify a CSS property value like “1px solid %1$s”.
    • Fixed an issue where the CSS variable passed through the filter was not actually getting used in WPC_Customizer_Setting.
    • Customizer stylesheet changes.
      • Now includes a more sensible and cache ready version number which will update when one of the following changes occurs, covering both deploys and user behaviour.
        • WPC Customizer version number changes.
        • Theme version number.
        • Parent (if applicable) version number.
        • If the user makes changes and publishes them through the Customizer Admin UI.
      • Now includes an additional comment block which outputs the version number of the theme (and parent, if applicable), which can be used for debugging a caching issue on production.
      • Made a few tweaks to the CSS rendering process to ensure that it no longer spits out blank CSS lines for settings which have no CSS rules.
    • Added a new hook – wpc_customizer_css_after_render – which allows developers to handle more esoteric CSS needs with Customizer controls outside the WPC_Customizer_Setting implementation.

PR : https://github.com/dc-thomson/wordpress/pull/931