atshift User Profile Fields

atshift User Profile Fields helps administrators create cleaner WordPress user profile screens. The basic version includes:

• Custom profile fields
• Required field validation
• Select, radio, checkbox, text, textarea, email, URL, and number fields
• Default WordPress profile field visibility controls
• Downloadable JSON distribution sets and validated file import
• Bundled WordPress default profile preset for user creation and saved-user editing
• Optional Passkeys field placement when atshift Freeform Login provides passkey management
• Protected deletion of plugin settings and optional custom profile values
• A designed admin interface for everyday profile management

1.1.2

• Updated product, purchase, and author links for the new atshift plugin website.
• Renamed the Pro purchase links and added a Pro feature-details link to the plugin menu when the Pro add-on is not installed.
• Removed the translation link from the plugin metadata row.

1.1.1

• Confirmed field management, grouped profile rendering, user editing, and saved-value persistence on WordPress 7.1.
• Confirmed integration with atshift Fields, Feed Builder, Freeform Login, and the UPF Pro add-on.

1.1

• Added bundled interface translations for 15 locales.
• Added locale-aware WordPress default profile presets for the same languages.
• Aligned the free plugin and Pro add-on at version 1.1.

1.0.3

• Align save-button colors with the active admin color scheme by using the stronger color normally and the lighter color on hover.
• Improve profile saving so custom field data is only processed during real profile form submissions.
• Enforce role-field visibility and assignable-role limits during profile saves.
• Keep Pro-owned user metadata separate unless Pro data cleanup is explicitly selected.
• Standardized the plugin action and metadata links shown on the Plugins screen.
• Reviewed standalone operation and integrations between atshift projects with Codex Security Check, fixing potential defects and security issues and applying additional hardening.
• Made other minor fixes.

1.0.1

• Add optional Passkeys field placement for atshift Freeform Login profile management controls.
• Preserve Passkeys fields during validated field-set imports when atshift Freeform Login provides the integration.
• Update the related project link now that atshift Freeform Login is available on WordPress.org.

1.0.0.3

• Confirmed compatibility with WordPress 7.1 RC3.
• Keep field editor tooltips visible within the field panel and narrow screens.

1.0.0.2

• Sanitize submitted field-editor and profile values before extension hooks receive them.
• Keep WordPress.org review packages free of development-only markdown files.

0.9.3

• Integrate the planned 1.0 compatibility updates into the public beta.
• Restrict the Role field to roles the current user is allowed to assign, including compatible custom roles.
• Preserve registered add-on field types and settings when saving the field editor.
• Hide add-on field types from profile screens while their registering add-on is inactive.
• Add live language previews, WordPress role terminology, plugin details links, and add-on cleanup support.

0.9.2

• Update live language previews for managed profile labels, controls, notes, and WordPress account sections.

0.9.1

• Use the official WordPress Japanese term for user roles throughout the default profile field and translations.

0.9

• Add the base integration layer used by optional add-ons.
• Organize Fields and Display Settings as plugin submenus.
• Improve required labels, array-value validation, profile layouts, tooltips, and cache-safe asset loading.
• Allow add-ons to extend field types, profile rendering, field settings, tools tabs, and field ordering.

0.2.0

• Prevent saved read-only usernames from being treated as empty during required-field validation.

0.1.112

• Show Fields-style required-field summaries, inline errors, highlighting, and accordion error markers on profile screens.
• Skip validation and saving for inactive conditional branches.

0.1.111

• Restore the live Admin Color Scheme preview while editing any user and keep the saved scheme visible after reload.
• Allow the bundled default profile presets to import the Visual Editor field.

0.1.110

• Add base-plugin extension points for future Pro add-ons.
• Allow add-ons to extend field settings, profile screen availability, field-set import/export, and plugin data cleanup.
• Clarify Extras behavior and allow checkbox-driven profile features to be turned off while hidden.
• Add initial-state toggles for checkbox-driven standard fields when new accounts are created.

0.1.109

• Apply field role controls to the user editing the profile instead of the user being edited.
• Keep administrator-only profile controls visible when an administrator edits users with other roles.

0.1.108

• Show @shift as the plugin author.

0.1.107

• Select the site default language when the Add New User screen first opens.
• Preserve an explicitly selected language when the form is shown again after validation.

0.1.106

• Add an Extras integration for hiding the profile section added by User Role Editor.
• Prevent the native WordPress capabilities section from returning when that integration is hidden.

0.1.105

• Keep role-restricted core feature fields hidden instead of restoring their native WordPress rows.
• Preserve a single feature panel when role control hides an item between visible feature fields.

0.1.104

• Add a helper and documentation for displaying saved custom profile field values.

0.1.103

• Preview bundled default profile field labels and notes immediately when the profile language selector changes.
• Keep bundled default profile labels and notes aligned with the current site or user display language.
• Refine Japanese bundled profile text to match the atshift Fields writing style.
• Require server-side confirmation before the tools screen deletes plugin data.

0.1.100

• Use a plain-language label for the bundled public display-name field.

0.1.99

• Clarify the bundled display-name field label as a name display format setting.

0.1.98

• Keep Nickname visually optional in bundled defaults and validate only attempts to save it blank.

0.1.97

• Place Username outside and immediately before the Name group in bundled default field sets.

0.1.96

• Match the bundled default field set to the current admin user's display language, falling back to the site language.

0.1.95

• Add a one-click, site-language-aware bundled default field set to the empty editor.

0.1.94

• Preserve the selected first, middle, or last position when sorting fields inside groups.

0.1.93

• Keep the feature-control gray background when feature fields are placed inside a Box Group.

0.1.92

• Strengthen the dedicated save action button sizing against WordPress core button styles.

0.1.91

• Give the required Add / Save User field a distinct full-width action section.

0.1.90

• Keep profile label and content columns stable when a full-width Box Group appears first.

0.1.89

• Use the Box Group as the only frame when it contains feature controls.

0.1.88

• Preserve horizontal group columns for feature controls while enclosing them in one shared outer frame.

0.1.87

• Add role-based display controls to Sessions and Application Passwords while keeping ordinary fields and groups role-neutral.

0.1.86

• Hide the native Account Management heading when all native account controls are moved into the field set or hidden in Extras.

0.1.85

• Remove the empty native Account Management heading after its controls are placed in the managed field set.

0.1.84

• Include Tools in the WordPress Tools submenu label.

0.1.83

• Ensure the save section uses the same desktop content-column alignment as grouped feature controls.

0.1.82

• Align the standalone save section with the control columns used by grouped feature fields.

0.1.81

• Display the profile picture as an unframed full-width field instead of a feature panel.

0.1.80

• Expand biographical info in horizontal groups and place functional WordPress session and application-password controls in managed fields.

0.1.79

• Match WordPress profile editing with Gravatar guidance and an expandable new-password generator.

0.1.78

• Fix horizontal field alignment, preview admin color schemes instantly, and group feature controls in one frame.

0.1.77

• Rename distribution-set wording to field-set wording throughout the Tools screen.

0.1.76

• Bundle a WordPress default profile preset and keep complex native account controls as safe fallbacks.

0.1.75

• Align the empty-state upload icon and Extras checkboxes, and complete the Japanese translations.

0.1.74

• Let an empty editor upload and validate a field-set JSON file directly.

0.1.73

• Show Start Over only after at least one field has been saved.

0.1.72

• Replace the reset wording with a clearer Start Over action that returns fields and Extra settings to their initial state.

0.1.71

• Rename the status control, align its options horizontally, and add a protected reset link.

0.1.70

• Use quiet neutral styling for Group, Box, Conditional, and Accordion editor badges.

0.1.69

• Move required badges before field titles in the editor and match their color-scheme behavior to profile screens.

0.1.68

• Export named distribution sets as JSON files and import them directly from a file.
• Keep export-code copy and paste as a recovery fallback.

0.1.67

• Add Tools > atshift User Profile Fields with versioned JSON export, validated import, and protected plugin-data deletion.

0.1.66

• Let profile textareas use the full available width instead of WordPress's fixed profile-page width.

0.1.65

• Use the dark admin color-scheme tone with white text for required badges.

0.1.64

• Place required badges before field headings.
• Use the darker admin color-scheme tone for group outlines, required badges, and conditional emphasis.

0.1.63

• Show required badges only on actual input fields, without repeating them on parent Box or Accordion Group headings.

0.1.62

• Use a neutral gray background for profile feature groups.

0.1.61

• Allow Conditional Groups to be placed inside Box Groups.
• Remove the long safety-mode explanation from the Publish panel.

0.1.60

• Added fail-open compatibility protection for managed WordPress profile fields.
• Disabling the field group now restores the native WordPress profile screen without hiding default fields.
• Unsupported managed fields automatically fall back to their native WordPress display.
• Added a wp-config.php emergency safe mode that bypasses all profile-screen integration without deleting settings.

0.1.0

• Initial basic version.