Title: Atlas Content Modeler
Author: StudioPress
Published: <strong>4 de octubre de 2021</strong>
Last modified: 28 de abril de 2026

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Puede que ya no tenga soporte ni lo mantenga nadie, o puede que tenga problemas 
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# Atlas Content Modeler

 Por [StudioPress](https://profiles.wordpress.org/studiopress/)

[Descargar](https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/atlas-content-modeler.0.26.2.zip)

 * [Detalles](https://es.wordpress.org/plugins/atlas-content-modeler/#description)
 * [Valoraciones](https://es.wordpress.org/plugins/atlas-content-modeler/#reviews)
 *  [Instalación](https://es.wordpress.org/plugins/atlas-content-modeler/#installation)
 * [Desarrollo](https://es.wordpress.org/plugins/atlas-content-modeler/#developers)

 [Soporte](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/atlas-content-modeler/)

## Descripción

**IMPORTANT:** Atlas Content Modeler has reached the end of its development life.
As of early 2025, ACM is officially shut down. No further updates, feature development,
or support will be provided. Thank you for using Atlas Content Modeler and for being
part of our journey.

Atlas Content Modeler (ACM) is a content modeling solution for WordPress. Using 
an intuitive interface, you can create custom post types, as well as custom fields
and taxonomies for those post types, with ease.

### For Developers

Developers get a modern content modeling system that automatically integrates with
WPGraphQL and the WordPress REST API. No need to write code or install other plugins!

### For Publishers

Publishers get friendly and familiar content entry pages.

## Capturas

[⌊Creating a new content model⌉⌊Creating a new content model⌉[

Creating a new content model

[⌊Adding a Text field to a content model⌉⌊Adding a Text field to a content model⌉[

Adding a Text field to a content model

[⌊Adding a Relationship field to a content model. This allows you to create relationships
between posts.⌉⌊Adding a Relationship field to a content model. This allows you 
to create relationships between posts.⌉[

Adding a Relationship field to a content model. This allows you to create relationships
between posts.

[⌊One-click access to querying content models in WPGraphQL's GraphiQL interface⌉⌊
One-click access to querying content models in WPGraphQL's GraphiQL interface⌉[

One-click access to querying content models in WPGraphQL’s GraphiQL interface

[⌊Example of querying a content model in GraphiQL⌉⌊Example of querying a content
model in GraphiQL⌉[

Example of querying a content model in GraphiQL

[⌊Creating a new custom taxonomy⌉⌊Creating a new custom taxonomy⌉[

Creating a new custom taxonomy

[⌊A list of custom taxonomies⌉⌊A list of custom taxonomies⌉[

A list of custom taxonomies

## Instalación

This plugin can be installed directly from your WordPress site.

 1. Log in to your WordPress site and navigate to **Plugins → Add New**.
 2. Type «Atlas Content Modeler» into the Search box.
 3. Locate the Atlas Content Modeler plugin in the list of search results and click**
    Install Now**.
 4. Once installed, click the Activate button.

It can also be installed manually using a zip file.

 1. Download the Atlas Content Modeler plugin from WordPress.org.
 2. Log in to your WordPress site and navigate to **Plugins → Add New**.
 3. Click the **Upload Plugin** button.
 4. Click the **Choose File** button, select the zip file you downloaded in step 1,
    then click the **Install Now** button.
 5. Click the **Activate Plugin** button.

We recommend that you set Permalinks to a value other than “Plain” in your WordPress
dashboard at Settings  Permalinks.

## FAQ

### Can Atlas Content Modeler be used with traditional WordPress sites?

ACM is primarily intended for headless WordPress applications. For that reason, 
the WordPress REST API and WPGraphQL are the only two officially supported APIs.
That said, it is possible to fetch the data for your models in a traditional WordPress
site by using the `rest_do_request()` PHP function that the REST API provides or
the `graphql()` PHP function that WPGraphQL provides.

### Where can I submit bug reports and feature requests?

You can submit feature requests and open bug reports in our [GitHub repo](https://github.com/wpengine/atlas-content-modeler).

## Reseñas

![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/d982de804fffa2cdf9ccc532cc0c8652eae4ae9f1c858a620cf24c529ef6f59f?
s=60&d=retro&r=g)

### 󠀁[New era of custom post types and custom fields](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/new-era-of-custom-post-types-and-custom-fields/)󠁿

 [Mohamed](https://profiles.wordpress.org/atta98/) 15 de julio de 2022

Still playing with but so far so awesome

![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/c52f102503fc3985b453ad0dbe30c7381443299868b5050302132053829a753f?
s=60&d=retro&r=g)

### 󠀁[Great start!](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/great-start-53/)󠁿

 [Matt Gibbs](https://profiles.wordpress.org/mgibbs189/) 6 de octubre de 2021 2 
respuestas

Nice work! This plugin is already very polished and easy to use. Here’s some notes
to hopefully help make the plugin better: 1. The «Model icon» can’t currently be
changed after creation 2. No single-select field type 3. No multi-select field type.
Bonus points if the values *aren’t* stored as a serialized string, thus making the
data easier to query. 4. From what I can tell, the post types («Models») aren’t /?
s=searchable and there appear to be relatively few hooks to latch onto currently.
5. Considering having boolean fields store a value, even when unselected. 6. Repeater
fields! This is the biggest deal-breaker for me, but obviously one of the hardest
features to pull off. Is this something that’s planned? Thanks again for all your
work on this!

![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/a8081c982f69bac818ae089aeb52d0864b773ec9d05a851e22c54b50ea7ccb00?
s=60&d=retro&r=g)

### 󠀁[Fast and pretty UI](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/fast-and-pretty-ui/)󠁿

 [asmartbear](https://profiles.wordpress.org/asmartbear/) 5 de octubre de 2021

I know I’m biased, but it’s rare to have a plugin with a fast and beautiful UX design
for administrators. It’s great to not have to glue multiple plugins together like
CPTUI and ACF and then the WPGraphQL bridge for ACF and so on; it’s nice that all
the data «just works» as well from the API perspective.

![](https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/76af1955fae0eaefa40e1a037d5f13082213a26d1c4bf6b10ab6bfd331edff3d?
s=60&d=retro&r=g)

### 󠀁[HUGE Step Forward for Headless WP Projects!](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/huge-step-forward-for-headless-wp-projects/)󠁿

 [Kellen Mace](https://profiles.wordpress.org/kellenmace/) 5 de octubre de 2021

I’ve been building headless WordPress sites for several years. Registering my custom
post types, taxonomies, custom fields & relationships and exposing all of that data
in the WPGraphQL schema has always required cobbling together several plugins and
configuring each one separately. Atlas Content Modeler remove those pain points.
ACM is a single, unified tool I can use to create my content models. It automatically
exposes their public data in the WPGraphQL schema. Because of that, after I create
my content models, I can jump straight into consuming their data in my decoupled
JavaScript app. ACM is a huge win for simplicity and productivity. Highly recommended!

 [ Leer todas las 4 reseñas ](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/atlas-content-modeler/reviews/)

## Colaboradores y desarrolladores

«Atlas Content Modeler» es un software de código abierto. Las siguientes personas
han colaborado con este plugin.

Colaboradores

 *   [ StudioPress ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/studiopress/)
 *   [ Anthony Burchell ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/antpb/)
 *   [ Andrew Matthews ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/apmatthe/)
 *   [ Chris Wiegman ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/chriswiegman/)
 *   [ Jason Konen ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/jasonkonen/)
 *   [ Kevin Hoffman ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/kevinwhoffman/)
 *   [ markkelnar ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/markkelnar/)
 *   [ Matthew Wright ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/matthewguywright/)
 *   [ John Parris ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/mindctrl/)
 *   [ Nick C ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/modernnerd/)
 *   [ rfmeier ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/rfmeier/)
 *   [ WP Engine ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/wpengine/)

[Traduce «Atlas Content Modeler» a tu idioma.](https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/atlas-content-modeler)

### ¿Interesado en el desarrollo?

[Revisa el código](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/atlas-content-modeler/),
echa un vistazo al [repositorio SVN](https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/atlas-content-modeler/)
o suscríbete al [registro de desarrollo](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/atlas-content-modeler/)
por [RSS](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/atlas-content-modeler/?limit=100&mode=stop_on_copy&format=rss).

## Registro de cambios

#### 0.26.2 – 2024-04-02

 * **Chores:** Update project dependencies for security #688.
 * **Chores:** Tested the project for WordPress 6.5 compatibility.

#### 0.26.1 – 2024-01-23

 * **Fixed:** Fixed issue where having empty repeater fields would show a list of
   entries when the browser tab loses and regains focus. GitHub issue #627.
 * **Added:** Added changelog for 0.26.0, which was accidentally omitted from the
   previous release. Please read the changes for 0.26.0 to learn more about the 
   deprecation of ACM.

#### 0.26.0 – 2024-01-16

 * **Added:** Added an admin notice about the deprecation of Atlas Content Modeler.
   ACM will be maintained for security and compatibility through 2024. Read more
   about the plan and recommended replacement here: https://github.com/wpengine/
   atlas-content-modeler/blob/main/docs/end-of-life/index.md

#### 0.25.0 – 2023-11-08

 * **Fixed:** GraphQL queries now work properly when repeating Rich Text fields 
   are optional and have no values.
 * **Fixed:** GraphQL queries now work properly when Relationship fields are optional
   and have no connections.

#### 0.24.0 – 2023-02-23

 * **Fixed:** Querying posts with optional relationships will no longer raise an
   error in WPGraphQL when connections do not exist. Addresses changes made in WPGraphQL
   1.13.x.

#### 0.23.0 – 2022-11-15

 * **Added:** Added a “Post Type Archives” option on the edit model screen to control
   custom post type archives (The WordPress `has_archive` setting. false by default).

#### 0.22.0 – 2022-09-22

 * **Added:** New `wp acm model change-id` WP-CLI command to change a model’s ID
   and migrate existing posts to the new ID.
 * **Changed:** Models can no longer be registered with IDs that match special WordPress
   Core names, such as ‘type’ and ‘theme’.
 * **Changed:** Existing models using reserved model IDs are disabled to prevent
   fatal errors and unexpected behavior from WordPress Core.
 * **Changed:** Disabled models with reserved model IDs display a message on the
   model index page, with a link to docs explaining how to change the model ID: 
   https://github.com/wpengine/atlas-content-modeler/blob/main/docs/help/model-id-
   conflicts.md.

#### 0.21.1 – 2022-09-07

 * **Fixed:** No functional changes. Bumped version due to deploy issue.

#### 0.21.0 – 2022-09-07

 * **Added:** Added `validate_integer()` and `validate_decimal()` functions.
 * **Fixed:** Decimal values ending in 0, such as 1.0, will now pass validation 
   for validate_number_type() for integers.

#### 0.20.0 – 2022-08-09

 * **Added:** The email field gains a “make this field unique” setting so that emails
   can not be used more than once.
 * **Added:** `wp acm reset` WP-CLI command to remove ACM models, taxonomies, posts,
   and media.

#### 0.19.2 – 2022-07-25

 * **Fixed:** Prevent a fatal error during the blueprint import cleanup process.

#### 0.19.1 – 2022-07-13

 * **Added:** Related entries in relationship fields now have an “Edit” link to 
   view or edit them in a new tab.
 * **Added:** Added model field API Identifier to model field list.
 * **Fixed:** Fields will now save empty values when existing content is removed.
 * **Fixed:** 0 can now be entered into number fields via the `insert_model_entry()`
   PHP function.
 * **Fixed:** Decimals can now be entered into number fields via the `insert_model_entry()`
   PHP function.
 * **Fixed:** You can now edit the case of model singular and plural names.

#### 0.19.0 – 2022-06-29

 * **Added:** The `wp acm blueprint import` WP-CLI command can now take a path to
   a local directory containing an `acm.json` blueprint manifest.
 * **Added:** Developers working on the ACM plugin can now use the `wp acm blueprint
   import demo` WP-CLI command to import demo models with different field configurations.
 * **Added:** Added field indexes to repeatable fields.
 * **Fixed:** Number fields with ‘0’ values are now saved correctly.

#### 0.18.0 – 2022-06-16

 * **Changed:** Text fields can now use “title” as their API identifier if “use 
   this field as the entry title” is ticked.
 * **Changed:** Field validation now returns translatable errors.
 * **Changed:** Crud function insert_model_entry() will now append relationship 
   ids.
 * **Changed:** Text field entries via CRUD are now validated for min and max characters.
 * **Changed:** Text field entries created via the PHP API are now validated for
   minRepeatable and maxRepeatable.
 * **Changed:** Extended timeout for `wp acm blueprint import` command from 5 seconds
   to 15 seconds.
 * **Changed:** Number field entries via CRUD are now validated for min, max, and
   step values as well as type.
 * **Fixed:** Issue where adding a new repeating field to an existing model schema
   could break GraphQL queries under certain conditions.
 * **Fixed:** Empty field values are no longer saved to the database.
 * **Fixed:** Relationship fields no longer resolve as “null” in GraphQL results
   for models with different singular names and API identifiers.
 * **Added:** Added email validation when using insert_model_entry() crud function.
 * **Added:** Added ability to add newly created models from the top admin menu 
   dropdown right after creation without a refresh of the page.
 * **Added:** Added validation for repeatable text fields for insert_model_entry()
   crud function.
 * **Added:** Added validation for repeatable date fields for insert_model_entry()
   crud function.
 * **Added:** Added validation for repeatable number fields for insert_model_entry()
   crud function.
 * **Added:** Added validation for repeatable email fields for insert_model_entry()
   crud function.
 * **Added:** Added documentation for crud functions.

#### 0.17.0 – 2022-05-05

 * **Added:** Mutations support to create, update and delete entries via GraphQL.
   All fields are supported except media and relationships for now. Find examples
   at https://github.com/wpengine/atlas-content-modeler/blob/main/docs/mutations/
   index.md.
 * **Added:** Function insert_entry_model() for inserting a model entry and fields.
 * **Added:** Function update_model_entry() for updating an existing model entry
   and fields.
 * **Added:** Function replace_relationship() to replace/add model entry relationships.
 * **Added:** Function add_relationship() to append model entry relationships.
 * **Added:** Function get_relationship() to retrieve the relationship object.
 * **Added:** Function get_model() to retrieve the model schema.
 * **Added:** Function get_field() to retrieve the model field schema.
 * **Added:** Email field that includes the following: repeatable, entry title, 
   required, and advanced settings to constrain emails to domain.
 * **Added:** New «Add New Entry» option in content model dropdowns.
 * **Added:** Added the ability to upload a ZIP file from your Local File System
   for BluePrints.
 * **Changed:** Pressing enter in a repeating number, date or single line text field
   now moves focus to the next field, or adds a new field if focus is in the last
   field.
 * **Changed:** Boolean fields in REST responses will now return `true` or `false`
   instead of `"on"` or `[empty string]`.
 * **Changed:** Focus now moves to the new input field when adding a new repeating
   number, date or single line text field row.
 * **Fixed:** Title values are now saved to the wp_posts table as expected, instead
   of being exposed with WP filters. This fixes a few things, such as queries that
   search the post title field.
 * **Fixed:** Post slugs are now generated from the post title value, like they 
   are for post types built into WordPress.
 * **Fixed:** Taxonomy terms that already exist are skipped when importing a blueprint.

#### 0.16.0 – 2022-04-06

 * **Added:** The date field now has the “make this field repeatable” option to 
   let publishers add multiple dates within each date field.
 * **Changed:** The first field now gains focus when creating a new ACM post.
 * **Changed:** Telemetry is no longer sent for staging sites (those with *.wpengine.
   com domains). Telemetry for other domains still requires opt-in, and is off by
   default.

#### 0.15.0 – 2022-03-24

 * **Added:** Rich Text, Number and Media fields have a new “make repeatable” option.
   Enable it on new fields to let publishers add multiple rich text, number or image
   entries in one field.
 * **Added:** Repeatable text fields now include a “minimum” and “maximum” repeatable
   limit in advanced settings.
 * **Added:** Added a “Use Permalink Base” option on the edit model screen to set
   the WordPress `with_front` setting (true by default). Untick this to tell WordPress
   not to prefix your model entry URLs with custom prefixes from your WordPress 
   permalink settings. For example, a site with a permalink structure of `/posts/%
   postname%/` will have post URLs of `/posts/your-acm-model-name/your-post/` by
   default. Edit your model and untick “Use Permalink Base” if you prefer a URL 
   structure of `/your-acm-model-name/your-post/`.
 * **Added:** `wp acm blueprint export` now accepts a `--wp-options` flag to export
   a comma-separated list of WordPress options from the `wp_options` table. No options
   are exported by default. Example: `wp acm blueprint export --wp-options='blogname,
   permalink_structure`
 * **Added:** `wp acm blueprint import` now updates WordPress options if blueprints
   contain a `wp-options` key with a list of options values, keyed by option name.
 * **Changed:** The `wp acm blueprint export` and `wp acm blueprint import` commands
   now include all taxonomies for collected post types, including category and post_tag
   taxonomy terms for the WordPress core ‘post’ type.
 * **Fixed:** The delete model prompt no longer shows “undefined” in its title during
   model deletion.
 * **Fixed:** Improved checkbox styling in field settings.
 * **Fixed:** Options buttons now use the mouse pointer cursor.
 * **Fixed:** The `wp acm blueprint import` command no longer reports “Could not
   read an acm.json file” if the blueprint zip file was renamed after creation.
 * **Fixed:** Fixed issue where it was possible to improperly lead a model ID with
   a number.
 * **Fixed:** Improved validation messages for integer and decimal values in the
   number field.
 * **Fixed:** WordPress admin notices no longer overlay the Screen Options button
   on ACM entry pages.

#### 0.14.0 – 2022-02-10

 * **Added:** New `wp acm blueprint import` WP-CLI command to import ACM data programmatically.
   This prepares for future work to restore ACM blueprints. See `wp help acm blueprint
   import` for options.
 * **Added:** New `wp acm blueprint export` WP-CLI command to export ACM data into
   a blueprint zip file. See `wp help acm blueprint export` for options.
 * **Fixed:** Featured Image Fields – Previously, featured images allowed for videos
   and other media to display. Now the modal limits to images in line with how Core
   featured images work.
 * **Fixed:** Fixed PHP notice that happens under certain conditions when a featured
   image is not provided.

#### 0.13.0 – 2022-02-01

 * **Added:** Text Repeater Field – Added repeatable property to single and multi
   line text fields for returning arrays of publisher defined strings.
 * **Added:** Opt-in anonymous usage tracking to help us make Atlas Content Modeler
   better (disabled by default).
 * **Changed:** The title field of a model can no longer be changed once set, unless
   you delete the original title field. This prepares upcoming work to save title
   field data to WordPress post titles, allowing title field content to be searchable.
 * **Fixed:** Ensure Rich Text fields load for publishers even if WordPress Core
   editor scripts are slow to execute.

#### 0.12.1 – 2022-01-12

 * **Fixed:** Prevent PHP fatal errors on sites running < PHP 7.4 under certain 
   conditions when no models exist.
 * **Fixed:** Prevent model and taxonomy creation and updates if singular or plural
   labels conflict with existing WPGraphQL fields.

#### 0.12.0 – 2021-12-15

 * **Added:** Debug info is now added to GraphQL responses when GraphQL Debug Mode
   is enabled and a request for Private models is made as an unauthenticated user.
 * **Fixed:** Improved display of admin notices on pages in the Content Modeler 
   admin menu.
 * **Fixed:** Saving a model that has no changes no longer causes an error to be
   displayed.

#### 0.11.0 – 2021-12-01

 * **Added:** Set any Media Field as the [Featured Image](https://www.wpgraphql.com/docs/media/#query-a-post-with-its-featured-image)
   for its model.
 * **Added:** Create checkbox and radio button lists with the new Multiple Choice
   Field (beta).
 * **Fixed:** Post titles are now available in WPGraphQL responses.
 * **Fixed:** Prevent reserved taxonomy slugs from being used as taxonomy slug.
 * **Fixed:** Used consistent labels to describe the taxonomy ID.
 * **Fixed:** Changing model plural name now updates the sidebar menu item automatically.
 * **Fixed:** Issue where sidebar menu doesn’t expand under certain conditions.
 * **Changed:** Standardized WP_Error codes for internal REST endpoints. All error
   statuses now use an acm_ prefix instead of a mix of wpe_ and atlas_content_modeler_.
 * **Changed:** Removed dead code.

#### 0.10.0 – 2021-11-18

 * **Added:** Relationship fields with reverse references enabled are now editable
   from the reverse side. Tick “Configure Reverse Reference” when creating your 
   relationship field to use reverse references.
 * **Added:** Post slugs are now editable in ACM entries. Enable them via Screen
   Options when editing a post.
 * **Fixed:** Integer number fields can no longer use decimal values for the step,
   minimum and maximum settings.

#### 0.9.0 – 2021-11-03

 * **Added:** Fields now have an optional description which can be used to inform
   publishers what a field is for. The description is displayed above the field 
   on the post entry screen.
 * **Added:** Relationship field now supports one-to-one and one-to-many connections.
 * **Fixed:** ACM now prevents field slugs from conflicting with reserved slugs 
   already used by WPGraphQL.
 * **Fixed:** One-to-one field cardinality is now properly enforced.
 * **Fixed:** API Identifier character limit is now properly enforced.
 * **Fixed:** API Identifier validation now properly accounts for dashes and underscores.
 * **Fixed:** Reverse API Identifier conflict detection no longer causes conflicts
   with the field being edited.
 * **Fixed:** Added `publicly_queryable` parameter when registering custom post 
   types. This fixes an issue caused by changes in [WPGraphQL #2134](https://github.com/wp-graphql/wp-graphql/issues/2134).
 * **Changed:** Posts without a title field no longer have their title saved as «
   Auto Draft». The fallback title is now entry[post id goes here].

#### 0.8.0 – 2021-10-13

 * **Added:** Share models between sites using the new Export and Import models 
   feature. Visit Content Modeler  Tools to get started.
 * **Added:** Added «author» support to custom post types. This unlocks new functionality
   such as assigning specific users to a post, and querying posts by author in WPGraphQL.
 * **Fixed:** Fixed bug where the model icon could not be changed when editing an
   existing model.
 * **Fixed:** Fixed bug in the Number field where you could not define a Step value
   without also defining a Max value.
 * **Fixed:** Improved duplicate field slug detection to ensure forward and reverse
   slugs for the Relationship field are unique in WPGraphQL.
 * **Changed:** The `@wordpress/i18n` package is no longer bundled in the plugin’s
   scripts, relying on the version that ships with WordPress instead.

#### 0.7.0 – 2021-10-04

 * **Added:** Relationship Field: one-to-one and one-to-many relationships were 
   renamed to many-to-one and many-to-many to accurately reflect their function.
 * **Added:** Relationship Field: fields can now optionally include reverse references.
 * **Added:** Relationship Field: added [Beta] flag as the feature takes shape.
 * **Added:** Chore: set «Requires at least» to WordPress version 5.7
 * **Added:** Chore: set «Requires PHP» to version 7.2
 * **Fixed:** Fixed bug where the app prompted about «Unsaved changes» when no changes
   had been made.

#### 0.6.0 – 2021-09-09

 * **Added:** Create one-to-one and one-to-many relationships between model entries
   with the new Relationship field.
 * **Added:** A plugin icon will appear on the plugin update page during future 
   updates.
 * **Fixed:** Improved modal scroll behavior and positioning.

#### 0.5.0 – 2021-08-12

 * **Added:** You can now add custom Taxonomies and assign them to your models. 
   Visit Atlas Content Modeler  Taxonomies to get started.
 * **Added:** Models and Taxonomies submenu items now appear in the admin sidebar
   below Atlas Content Modeler.
 * **Changed:** Refactored PHP tests.

#### 0.4.2 – 2021-08-04

 * **Added:** Ability to choose an icon when creating or editing a model.
 * **Added:** Option to restrict file types for the media field.
 * **Added:** Generate WordPress changelog from the Markdown changelog so that changes
   are visible from the WordPress changes modal.
 * **Added:** Plugin developer improvements: GitHub Pull Request template; Code 
   Climate configuration; Makefile for test environments.
 * **Changed:** Change “API Identifier” field title on model entry forms to “Model
   ID” with a new description to better reflect its use.
 * **Changed:** Continuous Integration: the generated plugin zip is now tested and
   verified before deploying.
 * **Fixed:** Improve query generation for “Open in GraphiQL” to include lowercase
   model names and models with the same plural and singular name.
 * **Fixed:** Improve sanitization of model slugs. Includes safe migration of existing
   model slugs.
 * **Fixed:** Prevent a PHP warning during title filtering if post info can not 
   be found.
 * **Fixed:** Improve number field validation.

#### 0.4.1 – 2021-06-24

 * **Added:** Generate POT language file for translations.
 * **Changed:** Use `include` in place of `require` so that missing or corrupt files
   do not take WordPress down.
 * **Removed:** Removed the Multiple Choice field for now while we add support for
   custom choice API IDs.

#### 0.4.0 – 2021-06-22

 * First public release. There may be breaking changes until 1.0.0.
 * **Added:** New Multiple Choice field (beta) to create radio and checklist groups.
 * **Added:** New “Send Feedback” button to share your experience with us.
 * **Added:** New model option for “Private” or “Public” API visibility.
 * **Added:** The Text field now includes an optional character minimum and maximum
   count in Advanced Settings.
 * **Added:** The Number field now includes an optional minimum, maximum and step
   value in Advanced Settings.
 * **Added:** Prompt to complete edits to an open field when attempting to open 
   another field.
 * **Added:** Added LICENSE, CONTRIBUTING and CHANGELOG files.
 * **Changed:** REST responses now show Atlas Content Modeler fields under an `acm_fields`
   property.
 * **Changed:** REST responses now display detailed information about media fields.
 * **Changed:** Changed “Text Length” to “Input Type” in the Text field. Text length
   is now determined in Advanced Settings. Input type lets developers choose an 
   input or textarea field.
 * **Changed:** Increased the clickable area on dropdown menu items in the developer
   app.
 * **Changed:** Adjusted styling in the publisher app.
 * **Changed:** Refactored default value handling to improve field load times.
 * **Changed:** Internal REST routes now include an `atlas` prefix.
 * **Changed:** The README now includes a getting started guide.
 * **Fixed:** Pressing return in the publisher app will now submit the form, instead
   of clearing fields.
 * **Fixed:** Corrected an issue preventing fields from appearing in REST responses.
 * **Fixed:** Prevented custom fields from showing in REST when `show_in_rest` is
   false.
 * **Fixed:** Strings in the publisher and developer interfaces are now translatable.
 * **Fixed:** Fixed Jest tests and add to Continuous Integration workflow.
 * **Fixed:** Improved admin URL handling for WordPress sites hosted in a subfolder.
 * **Fixed:** Improved plugin update error messages to include the name of the plugin
   reporting them.
 * **Fixed:** Prevented a styling issue with the Content Modeler admin menu item.

#### 0.3.0 – 2021-06-01

 * **Added:** Developers can now mark fields as required.
 * **Added:** Publishers will see inline errors prompting them to fill required 
   fields.
 * **Changed:** Rebranded to Atlas Content Modeler.
 * **Changed:** Changed data storage format.
 * **Changed:** Changed model data option name from wpe_content_model_post_types
   to atlas_content_modeler_post_types.
 * **Changed:** Updated admin sidebar icons for settings and entries.
 * **Changed:** Improved Rich Text fields, including adding media support.
 * **Changed:** Open fields now close when another field is created or opened.
 * **Changed:** Media fields now have a WPGraphQL type of MediaItem instead of String
   to enable complete queries for media information.
 * **Fixed:** Improved model and field list appearance at mobile screen widths.
 * **Fixed:** Improved client-side field validation for publishers.
 * **Fixed:** Hid duplicate page title on new entry screens.
 * **Fixed:** Corrected headers when editing entries.
 * **Fixed:** Protected meta fields to prevent them appearing in the Custom Fields
   meta box.
 * **Removed:** Repeater fields have been removed.
 * **Removed:** Screen options have been removed from entry pages for content model
   post types.
 * **Removed:** Post thumbnail support has been removed for content model post types.

#### 0.2.0 – 2021-05-07

 * **Added:** Publishers can now enter model entries via a form.
 * **Added:** Developers have the option to set a field as the title field.
 * **Added:** The plugin now checks for updates.
 * **Added:** Model and field options now close on blur or when the escape key is
   pressed.
 * **Added:** Model options include “Open in GraphiQL” if the WPGraphQL plugin is
   active.
 * **Added:** Improved developer tooling for linting, including pre-commit hooks.
 * **Changed:** The media field is restricted to single file uploads for now.
 * **Removed:** Unused “Created on” column from the model table.

#### 0.1.0

 * Initial version.

## Meta

 *  Versión **0.26.2**
 *  Última actualización **hace 4 meses**
 *  Instalaciones activas **90+**
 *  Versión de WordPress ** 5.7 o superior **
 *  Probado hasta **6.5.10**
 *  Versión de PHP ** 7.2 o superior **
 *  Idioma
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 *  [Vista avanzada](https://es.wordpress.org/plugins/atlas-content-modeler/advanced/)

## Valoraciones

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## Colaboradores

 *   [ StudioPress ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/studiopress/)
 *   [ Anthony Burchell ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/antpb/)
 *   [ Andrew Matthews ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/apmatthe/)
 *   [ Chris Wiegman ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/chriswiegman/)
 *   [ Jason Konen ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/jasonkonen/)
 *   [ Kevin Hoffman ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/kevinwhoffman/)
 *   [ markkelnar ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/markkelnar/)
 *   [ Matthew Wright ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/matthewguywright/)
 *   [ John Parris ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/mindctrl/)
 *   [ Nick C ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/modernnerd/)
 *   [ rfmeier ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/rfmeier/)
 *   [ WP Engine ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/wpengine/)

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