Launchmind Blog -- WordPress 插件

开发者	launchmind
更新时间	2026年4月22日 14:24
PHP版本:	7.4 及以上
WordPress版本:	6.9
版权:	GPLv2 or later
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5.0.0

Fixed: Blog listing card layout broke on themes that apply generic typographic rules to <article>, <span>, <h3> or <img> elements — visible as a grey band above the post image, the "·" separator dropping to its own line between date and author, and a large vertical gap between the card title and the meta row. The 4.11.x release line hardened the single-article body (.lm-article-body) against the same class of theme CSS bleed on Breakdance / Divi / Elementor / custom block themes; 5.0 brings that same defensive baseline to the blog index cards rendered by [launchmind_blog] (and therefore the auto-created /blog page, since it runs the shortcode under the hood). Concretely:
.launchmind-post-image img now locks width/height: 100%, object-fit: cover, max-width: none and a zero-margin display: block with !important, so theme rules like img { height: auto } can't shrink the image and leak the placeholder gradient above it.
.launchmind-post-meta and its child spans (.launchmind-post-date, .launchmind-post-author) are pinned to display: flex / inline-flex with !important, so themes that blanket-set span { display: block } or inject <br> via an aggressive content filter can't break the single-line meta row. The "·" separator stays inline next to the author name on every theme.
Margins on the card's direct children (title, meta, excerpt, read-more) are reset to zero with !important so theme rules like .entry-content > * { margin: 1.5em 0 } can't bloat the vertical rhythm inside the card.
::before / ::after pseudo-element injection on card, image wrapper and date/author spans is disabled from theme styles (using content: none !important where we don't render our own content), so theme decorations intended for the main content flow don't reach inside our cards.
Typography and colour inheritance is unchanged — the card still picks up the site's font family, body colour and accent colour. Only layout-critical properties are hardened.
No PHP, no database, no settings, no API contract changes. Drop-in upgrade for every existing 4.x install — existing shortcode attributes, merge mode, CPT rendering mode, sitemap, IndexNow and multilingual behaviour are untouched.

4.11.5

Fixed: Styling regressions on sites running LiteSpeed Cache / WP Rocket / Autoptimize. The plugin's stylesheet was being pulled into a combined, minified, cached bundle that kept serving stale rules to end-users for hours after a plugin upgrade — on several Breakdance sites users reported "no tables, huge images, no heading hierarchy" even when the plugin was fully up to date. Two fixes land in 4.11.5:
launchmind-blog.css now ships with data-no-optimize, data-no-minify, data-no-combine attributes so LiteSpeed / WP Rocket / Autoptimize skip it and load it as a standalone <link>. Plugin upgrades are now reflected on the page the moment you refresh, no cache purge ritual required.
Added ~2 KB of critical inline CSS on Launchmind article pages covering the rules users notice if missing: table borders/padding, image max-width, heading sizes, article-body top padding for Breakdance-style floating brand logos. This loads inside the HTML itself, so even if the external stylesheet is stripped by an aggressive optimizer, tables and images still render correctly.

4.11.4

Fixed: Tables broke on iOS Safari in CPT mode. 4.11.3 forced the element to display:block + overflow-x:auto so wide tables wouldn't push the page sideways, but iOS Safari drops the row/cell layout when a table is block-level — users saw either a vertical list of cells or an unstyled block. The table now stays a real and gets wrapped in a <div class="lm-table-wrapper"> (injected server-side by Launchmind_Virtual_Filters) that carries the horizontal scroll instead. The wrapper even shows a subtle "content scrolls" shadow on narrow viewports so users know there's more off-screen.
Fixed: Article headings fought with Breakdance's .breakdance h2 rules. Both selectors have equal specificity (class + element), and the theme CSS loads after ours in the combined LiteSpeed bundle, so Breakdance's 36-48px mobile H2 sizes won and the article's heading hierarchy disappeared. All .lm-article-body heading font-sizes and margins are now marked !important so Launchmind's scale wins inside the article wrapper.
Fixed: First heading of the article hidden behind La Casserole-style floating brand badges. Breakdance + custom site-logo layouts hang a circular logo down into the content column and the article's first H2 rendered behind it. Added 2rem default top padding on every .lm-article-body, 4rem on Breakdance sites, 5.5rem on mobile Breakdance — now the first heading always renders clear of the badge.

4.11.3

Improved: Table visual contrast. The 4.11.x table CSS used such faint borders (rgba(0,0,0,0.1)) and zebra striping (0.015 alpha) that on light paginas the styling looked like it hadn't applied at all — borders were nearly invisible and alternating rows had no visible tint. Outer border is now 0.18 alpha, header bg 0.06, cell dividers 0.12, zebra 0.035, hover 0.06. Every visual property on the table/th/td rules is now marked !important so aggressive theme resets (Breakdance, block themes) can't zero them out.
Fixed: Mobile layout overflow. Wide tables on narrow viewports could push the whole page sideways on Breakdance / page-builder templates because the table itself wasn't set as a scroll container. The .lm-article-body wrapper now has max-width:100% + word-wrap break, images/videos/iframes are constrained to 100%, and tables under 720px are forced to display:block + overflow-x:auto + max-width:100% with !important so the table scrolls horizontally on its own instead of the page.
Improved: Compact table cell padding on mobile (10px 12px instead of 12px 16px) and 0.9rem font-size so 4-column data tables remain readable on 360-400px phones without being cut off.

4.11.2

Improved: Mobile reading experience on CPT-rendered articles. The .lm-article-body wrapper now carries a typography baseline — 1.65 line-height, 17px body type, a proper heading scale (H2 1.65rem desktop / 1.4rem mobile), looser list spacing, and more generous paragraph rhythm. Previously on narrow screens the content picked up whatever font-size and line-height the theme used for generic page copy, which on several themes (Breakdance, Divi) produced a dense uninterrupted block of text with no visual hierarchy between paragraphs, bullet lists and headings.
Improved: Inline links on mobile use a thinner underline with more offset so the first sentence of an article (which is often wrapped in a single long anchor because of citations) no longer visually dominates the opening paragraph.
Added: Blockquote styling — subtle left border and italic body, only applied inside the Launchmind article wrapper so it never touches the theme's own pull-quotes or shortcodes.

4.11.1

Fix: table/hr/image styling was flaky in CPT mode on sites where the theme's single-post template doesn't call body_class() — most visible on Breakdance where tables rendered as unstyled columns with no borders or padding. The CPT renderer now wraps the article content in a guaranteed <div class="lm-article-body"> container, and all content CSS is keyed on that wrapper (plus the existing body-class and .lm-table fallbacks). The visual rules are marked !important on the critical properties so theme CSS resets can no longer strip the borders and padding from Launchmind tables.

4.11.0

Changed: CPT rendering is now the default for new installs. The v4.10 beta flag is promoted to GA — on every fresh activation the plugin hands /blog/{slug}/ requests to WordPress' native template hierarchy, so your theme's header, footer, sidebar and SEO plugin head tags render automatically (classic themes, Full-Site Editing, Breakdance, Elementor Pro, Divi). Existing users who explicitly saved "Legacy" in 4.10.x keep that setting and can flip manually under Settings → Launchmind Blog → Rendering Mode.
Fixed: Language propagation from the blog listing to individual articles. When a visitor viewed the English version of a multilingual site, clicking an article used to fall back to the site default locale (often Dutch) because the /blog/{slug}/ link carried no language hint. The shortcode now appends ?lang=xx to each Launchmind post URL and also honours ?lang=xx on the listing page itself, so the language the visitor sees in the listing carries through to the article they open.
Improved: The Settings → Rendering Mode description now reflects CPT as the recommended default and labels Legacy as a backwards-compatibility option only.

4.10.2

Fix: table rendering in CPT mode. The table / hr / inline-image styling was scoped to .launchmind-single-wrapper, which only exists in legacy mode. In CPT mode the theme renders the content directly via the_content() without the wrapper, so tables rendered borderless and columns ran into each other. CSS is now dual-scoped: legacy wrapper AND body.single-launchmind_article + .lm-table class, so styling applies in both modes.
Improved: tables now have subtle zebra striping, a visible border and a header background for readability. Added a horizontal-scroll wrapper on screens below 720px so wide tables don't break narrow theme layouts.
Improved: H2/H3 spacing — more breathing room between headings and the paragraph above, plus scroll-margin-top so jump-links land below sticky site headers (Breakdance, Elementor Pro, etc.).

4.10.1

Hotfix: og:type/og:url/og:image emit was tied to the legacy single-post renderer, so sites on the new CPT rendering mode (beta) didn't get Launchmind-specific Open Graph tags in the head. The emitter now hooks globally and self-guards on the active post data — works in both legacy and CPT modes.

4.10.0

New (opt-in beta): CPT rendering mode. Launchmind articles are handed to WordPress as a real custom post type (launchmind_article) on /blog/{slug}/ requests, so your theme's native template hierarchy (single-launchmind_article.php → single.php → singular.php → index.php) renders the page. Your theme header, footer, sidebar, and SEO-plugin head tags now render automatically — including on Full-Site Editing themes, Breakdance, Elementor Pro theme builder, Divi and other page-builder theme setups. Default is still 'legacy' (v4.x renderer) — enable under Settings → Launchmind Blog → Rendering Mode.
The CPT is registered with public=false, show_ui=false and rewrite=false so it doesn't clutter the WP admin or conflict with other rewrite rules. Existing /blog/{slug}/ URLs keep working unchanged.
Collision-safe: if another plugin has already registered launchmind_article, the refactor silently falls back to the legacy renderer.
Rollback escape hatch: define('LAUNCHMIND_BLOG_RENDERING_MODE', 'legacy'); in wp-config.php forces the legacy mode regardless of the Settings toggle.
All existing features (merge mode, shortcodes, SEO coexistence, sitemap integration, IndexNow, language switcher, tag pills, custom-page detection) work unchanged in both modes.
Pipeline: raw markdown horizontal rules (---, ***, ___) are now stripped from generated articles. H2 headings already structure content; the loose separators were noise that occasionally leaked through as literal text.

4.9.0

Single post layout refresh:
Language switcher is now a minimal inline "NL / EN" next to the author in the meta bar, instead of a big centered mid-article block. Active language is highlighted in the accent colour.
Tag pills are visible again — the previous rule faded the whole element (including the text) with opacity: 0.15. Now uses a 12% accent tint on the background only, with full-opacity text and a subtle border.
Horizontal rules (<hr>) and images in the article body get proper spacing/styling (rounded corners, centered, max-width constrained) so they don't butt up against surrounding text.

4.8.0

New: Page-builder detection on the /blog page. Supports Breakdance, Elementor, Divi, Beaver Builder, Brizy, Bricks, Oxygen and WPBakery.
New: When a page builder is detected, both the Settings page and wizard step 3 show a tailored 4-step instruction (open builder → remove empty Post Loop / Post Grid → add builder-specific Shortcode element → paste [launchmind_blog] → save). The one-click "Add shortcode" button is hidden for these pages because page builders ignore post_content, so clicking it would modify stored data without affecting what the builder actually renders.
Improved: Wizard step 3 now ends on "Open Settings & finish setup" (instead of Dashboard) and renders a dedicated "Next steps" card covering four situations — native posts page (merge will handle it, no action), already has shortcode (nothing to do), page builder (builder-specific instructions), plain custom content (one-click fix in Settings). Each case gets its own color-coded card so the admin always knows what the next click is.
Improved: The ajax_wizard_save response now returns the resolved blog page id / title / edit URL / page-builder slug so the client UI can render precise next-step text.

4.7.0

New: The Settings page now detects when your /blog page has custom content (Elementor, Divi, Gutenberg blocks, page-blog.php template, etc.) but is NOT the native WordPress posts page. In that situation, neither merge mode nor the standalone shortcode will actually inject Launchmind articles — the most common "plugin is installed but I see nothing on /blog" scenario.
New: One-click "Add [launchmind_blog] shortcode to this page" button in the warning. Appends the shortcode to the end of the existing page content — your hero, heading and design blocks stay untouched. Idempotent: running it twice doesn't duplicate the shortcode.
The warning also offers an "Edit page manually" escape hatch for admins who prefer to place the shortcode at a specific position inside their layout.

4.6.0

New: Setup wizard step 3 now asks "Where should articles appear?" right after a successful connection. The correct option (merge for sites with existing posts, standalone for empty sites) is pre-selected based on wp_count_posts, and the choice is saved instantly without leaving the wizard.
New: "Plain" permalinks warning in the welcome notice now has a one-click Switch to "Post name" permalinks automatically action — no more hunting for Settings → Permalinks to unblock /blog/{slug} URLs.
New: Custom blog-template detection. When merge mode is on and the WordPress "posts page" uses a custom template (which often skips the main query), the welcome notice surfaces this and suggests the [launchmind_blog include_wp_posts="true"] shortcode as a fallback.
All three additions are additive and dismissible — no existing setup breaks and admins who've already chosen a mode are not re-prompted.

4.5.0

New: First-run welcome notice. When the plugin is activated, it auto-detects whether the site already has published posts and presents the admin with a clear "Merge with my existing blog" vs "Use separate /blog page" choice — highlighting the option that fits the site best. No more guessing during Launchmind's onboarding wizard.
The notice is dismissible and can always be revisited under Settings → Launchmind Blog → Blog Integration Mode.
Merge-mode cache is cleared automatically when the choice is made so the change takes effect on the next page load.

4.4.0

New: Blog Integration Mode setting with two options:
Standalone (default): plugin creates its own /blog page with shortcode (existing behavior).
Merge: Launchmind articles automatically appear in your existing WordPress blog alongside your own posts, sorted by date. No shortcode needed — works with any theme.
Merge mode uses WordPress the_posts filter to inject LM articles as virtual posts into the native blog loop. Themes render them identically to regular posts.
SEO remains fully intact: canonical URLs, sitemaps, schema markup, Yoast/Rank Math integration all work unchanged.
Settings page explains both modes clearly so customers can make an informed choice during setup.
In standalone mode, shortcode include_wp_posts="true" (from 4.3.0) continues to work for mixed listings.

4.3.0

New: The /blog listing now shows both Launchmind AI articles AND the site's own WordPress posts, merged and sorted by date. Customers can keep writing their own blog posts in wp-admin — they appear alongside AI articles on the same /blog page.
New shortcode attribute include_wp_posts="true" (default: true). Set to "false" to show only Launchmind articles.
WordPress posts use their native permalink; Launchmind articles keep the /blog/{slug} rewrite — no URL conflicts.
Pagination now works across the combined list (LM + WP posts together).
Debug mode shows LM vs WP post counts per page.

4.2.1

Fix: Date and author in the blog-list meta row no longer jump to separate lines. The meta block is now rendered without newlines between tags so WordPress' wpautop() cannot inject <br> and <p> tags that broke the flex layout (most visible on Dutch sites where date + author rendered as two stacked lines with a gap instead of "13 April 2026 · Invorm").
New: Shortcode UI strings — "Read more", "Previous", "Next", "Page %d", "Tags:", "By %s", pagination aria-label — are now native in every supported language (EN, NL, DE, FR, ES, IT, PL, HI). Previously these relied on the .mo/.po pipeline, so sites without the installed language pack saw the English strings regardless of the surrounding Dutch/German/French content.
No database changes, no settings changes — this is a drop-in update.

4.2.0

Improved: One-field setup — the connect wizard and Settings now ask for an API key only. The Site ID field has been removed everywhere because the backend authenticates on the API key alone; the Site ID field was always decorative and caused confusion during onboarding.
Improved: API requests no longer send the legacy site query parameter.
Backward-compatible: existing installations that have a saved site_id are not affected — the option is retained (and cleaned up on uninstall) but no longer used.

4.1.0

Fix: Post links on the blog list no longer break when the page URL lacks a trailing slash. Links are now built from home_url(), which also bypasses an esc_url() quirk that prefixed bare slugs with http:// and produced links to nonexistent domains.
Fix: /blog/{slug} URLs now keep working after a plugin update — rewrite rules are auto-flushed once per version, so no more manual "Save Permalinks" step.
New: Welcome intro above the blog grid is now rendered in the site's language (EN, NL, DE, FR, ES, IT, PL, HI). Sites running an unsupported locale (ja, ru, sv, zh, …) fall back to English instead of showing Dutch by accident.
New: Unsupported locales are normalised everywhere (list + single post + intro) so the Launchmind API never receives languages it doesn't serve.
New: Admin notice when WordPress is configured with "Plain" permalinks, which silently breaks single-post URLs.

4.0.2

Fix: Link previews on WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Slack now show the correct article title and cover image instead of the parent page's metadata. Pre-4.0.2, SEO plugins (Yoast, Rank Math, AIOSEO) had no context for Launchmind post URLs and fell back to the metadata of the page that owned the /blog/ path — resulting in previews saying "Kennisbank" or "Blog" instead of the actual article title.
Fix: Added filters for wpseo_title, wpseo_metadesc, wpseo_opengraph_title, wpseo_opengraph_desc, wpseo_twitter_title, wpseo_twitter_description, wpseo_twitter_image. Equivalents for Rank Math and All in One SEO included.
Fix: Added pre_get_document_title filter (WordPress core) so the browser tab title is correct even when no SEO plugin is installed.
Fix: og:image, og:image:width/height/alt, and twitter:image are now emitted unconditionally from the Launchmind plugin — SEO plugins don't know about Launchmind's Supabase-hosted images and never emit them via their own opengraph_image filter, leaving link previews imageless. Emitting directly at wp_head priority 1 guarantees the image is in the head.

4.0.1

Fix: No more duplicate og:type, og:url, og:site_name, or og:image tags when Yoast SEO / Rank Math / AIOSEO is active. The 4.0.0 release emitted these tags directly AND via SEO plugin filters, resulting in two copies in <head>. Yoast's "website" default was rendering before Launchmind's "article", so Facebook/LinkedIn link previews kept classifying posts as generic websites.
Fix: Added filters for wpseo_opengraph_type, rank_math/opengraph/facebook/og_type, and aioseo_og_type so the SEO plugin emits og:type=article directly on Launchmind post pages.
Fix: Added filters for wpseo_opengraph_image and rank_math/opengraph/facebook/image so the SEO plugin emits the Launchmind cover image instead of falling back to the site default.
Improved: emit_launchmind_head_tags() now only emits og:type, og:url, og:site_name, og:image when no SEO plugin is detected — preventing duplication. Still always emits og:image:width/height/alt, article:published_time, article:modified_time, article:author because SEO plugins don't know Launchmind-specific article data.

4.0.0

Major: Complete SEO rewrite — Launchmind now coexists with your existing SEO plugin instead of fighting its output. Works cleanly with Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO, The SEO Framework, and SEOPress.
Fix: Canonical URL now respects the WordPress permalink trailing-slash setting via user_trailingslashit. No more canonical mismatches or 301-redirect loops in Google Search Console.
Fix: Removed duplicate canonical tags — the pre-4.0 code injected canonical twice via wp_head and output-buffer regex. Now emitted once via standard SEO-plugin filters.
Fix: <title> and <meta description> are no longer overridden when a SEO plugin is active — your Yoast/Rank Math templates are respected. Launchmind only overrides canonical, og:type=article, og:image, hreflang, and JSON-LD Article schema.
Fix: /blog/sitemap.xml and /wp-sitemap.xml now emit trailing-slash URLs matching the canonical.
New: Hreflang <link rel="alternate"> tags emitted at wp_head priority 1, ahead of SEO plugin hreflang output, so Google correctly identifies language variants.
New: Article JSON-LD schema moved to wp_footer to avoid conflicts with SEO plugin schema blocks in the head.
New: Emergency escape hatch — add define('LAUNCHMIND_SEO_LEGACY_MODE', true); to wp-config.php to revert to pre-4.0 behavior if a customer site reveals a conflict. Will be removed in 4.1.
Removed: Output buffer regex-stripping of canonical/og:title/og:url/og:description/og:image tags. No longer mutating the HTML stream — works on any host, any cache plugin.
Removed: remove_action calls that forcibly unhooked Yoast/Rank Math/AIOSEO wp_head tags. We now coexist.
Net: ~170 lines removed, ~250 lines added across 3 new classes. Smaller attack surface, dramatically better compatibility.

2.11.0

New: Pagination on the blog overview shortcode — visitors can now browse through all published articles with prev/next links
New: lm_page query parameter for pagination state (avoids conflict with WordPress's reserved page var)
New: Pagination styling with full dark/light/auto theme support and mobile-responsive layout
Improved: Blog list shortcode fetches one extra post to detect next page without needing API total count

2.9.0

New: Setup wizard for first-time configuration — 3-step guided flow to connect your site
New: Yoast SEO sitemap integration — articles appear in Yoast's sitemap index
New: Rank Math sitemap integration — articles appear in Rank Math's sitemap index
New: All in One SEO sitemap integration — articles appear in AIOSEO's sitemap index
Fix: WordPress native sitemap (wp-sitemap.xml) now works reliably with all caching plugins

2.8.0

New: XML Sitemap at /blog/sitemap.xml — all published articles are now discoverable by search engines
New: WordPress native sitemap integration — articles appear in wp-sitemap.xml automatically
New: IndexNow integration — new articles are pinged to Bing and Google for fast indexing
New: Sitemap URL automatically added to robots.txt
Improved: IndexNow key verification served via WordPress rewrite (works on all hosts)
Fix: Clean up all plugin options and transients on uninstall

2.7.0

New: Hreflang tags for multilingual SEO — Google now correctly identifies language versions of articles
Fix: Hreflang only generated for languages with actual content (prevents soft 404s and indexing issues)
Fix: Version constant synced with plugin header (was 2.5.0, header was 2.6.0)

2.6.0

New: Track all link clicks, not just external links
New: Internal clicks to client website pages (e.g., /services/, /contact/) are now tracked
New: target_url field in click data for better analytics
Improved: Skip tracking for blog-to-blog navigation

2.5.0

New: Analytics tracking - page views and clicks are now tracked for your Launchmind dashboard
New: AI traffic detection - see how many visitors come from ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, etc.
New: Organic vs AI traffic breakdown in your partner dashboard
Privacy: All tracking is anonymous (no cookies, no PII)

2.4.1

Fix: Language switcher now only shows available languages for each article
Fix: Language switcher positioned between intro and main content for better UX
Improved: Backend API now returns availableLanguages array to reduce API calls
Improved: Language switching now works correctly - clicking a language updates the content
Improved: Better visual styling for inline language switcher

2.4.8

Hotfix: Output buffering catches canonical URLs and meta tags added by themes/plugins
Fix: Removes incorrect <title> tags that contained "Kennisbank"
Fix: Multiple regex patterns handle canonical/OG variants with different spacing and quoting
Improved: Head section processed separately for more reliable tag replacement
Improved: Comprehensive error handling to prevent site crashes

2.4.7

Fix: Aggressive HTML filtering to force correct canonical URL and og:title tags
Fix: Output buffering with safety checks to override theme/plugin meta tags
Improved: Multiple layers of protection (wp_head hooks + HTML filtering)
Improved: Only processes Launchmind blog posts (no impact on other pages)
Improved: Works even when caching plugins have active output buffers

2.4.6

Fix: Link previews now show correct article title instead of site/page title
Fix: Canonical URL now correctly points to article instead of parent page
Improved: Open Graph tags override SEO plugin tags to ensure correct previews
Improved: Image dimensions (1200x630) added for better LinkedIn/Facebook previews
Improved: Image fallback system (coverImage → first image in content → site icon)

2.4.5

New: Added Launchmind logo as plugin icon for WordPress.org directory
Improved: Plugin displays branded icon in WordPress admin and plugin directory

2.4.4

New: Added comprehensive SEO meta tags (meta description, canonical URL)
New: Added Open Graph tags for social sharing and AI engines
New: Added Twitter Card tags for better social previews
New: Added Schema.org JSON-LD structured data for Google and AI engine indexing (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity)

2.4.3

Improved: Removed specific company references from example descriptions for cleaner documentation

2.4.2

Improved: base_url parameter now prominently displayed as first option in Settings documentation
Improved: Better organization of shortcode options (Essential vs Styling options)

2.4.0

New: Multi-language support with language switcher on single post pages
New: Hindi (hi) language support added
New: Automatic language detection from WordPress locale
New: Language switcher displays available languages with flags (EN, NL, DE, FR, ES, IT, HI)
New: Optional automatic dark/light mode detection (opt-in via theme="auto")
Improved: Backward compatible - existing sites unchanged unless explicitly opting in
Improved: Enhanced Settings page with comprehensive layout options documentation
Improved: Better dark mode support with opt-in automatic detection
Fixed: Dark mode only activates when explicitly enabled (prevents breaking existing custom CSS)

2.3.1

Fixed: Markdown tables are now properly converted to HTML tables
New: Beautiful table styling with responsive design
New: Tables support header rows and proper cell alignment
Improved: Tables scroll horizontally on mobile devices

2.3.0

Major: Complete CSS rewrite for better website integration
New: Plugin now inherits website typography and colors automatically
New: accent_color parameter - use preset (teal, blue, gold) or hex (#00a69c)
New: CSS variables can be overridden by website theme
Improved: Cards use inherit and currentColor for seamless integration
Improved: Cleaner, more neutral styling that adapts to any website
Changed: Default columns from 4 to 3 for better readability

2.2.8

Improved: Updated Settings documentation with all shortcode options
Improved: Added dark theme example shortcode in Settings
Improved: Reduced spacing between intro and blog grid
Improved: Better documentation for theme, base_url, show_intro options

2.2.7

New: Adaptive dark/light theme support - cards auto-detect theme
New: theme="dark" or theme="light" shortcode attribute to force mode
Improved: Reduced spacing and margins for cleaner look
Improved: Cards now use semi-transparent backgrounds with backdrop blur
Improved: Better mobile responsiveness

2.2.6

Fix: Added safety checks to prevent fatal errors on activation
Fix: Wrapped API calls in try-catch for error resilience
Fix: Class existence checks before calling methods

2.2.5

Fix: Resolved critical error caused by template handler
Fix: Improved PHP 7.4 compatibility
New: Automatic blog page creation on activation
New: SEO-friendly URL structure for single posts (/blog/post-slug)

2.0.1

Fix: Removed duplicate Plugin URI to comply with WordPress.org guidelines
Fix: Assets excluded from plugin zip
Changed: Branding disabled by default

2.0.0

New: Modern admin dashboard with tabs, cards, and preview modal
New: Gutenberg blocks (blog list + single post)
New: Analytics tab with improved settings
New: WordPress.org compliant readme
Changed: Branding now defaults to off (opt-in only)

1.0.0

Initial release with shortcodes, cache, and API client External Service

This plugin connects to the Launchmind.io API to retrieve blog content. A Launchmind account and API key are required for the plugin to function.

When using this plugin, blog content is fetched from Launchmind servers. No personal user data from your WordPress site visitors is sent to Launchmind. Only the API key and content requests are transmitted to authenticate and retrieve your blog posts.

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