Descripción

Dynamic Functionalities brings 19 optional WordPress utilities into one dashboard. Manage content, check links, review site activity, configure redirects, add fonts and CSS components, and control performance, security, and SEO settings.

Every module is independent and starts disabled. Enable the tools you need. Disabled feature modules are not initialized on frontend requests; their settings remain available in the admin dashboard.

Full documentation lives at functionalities.dev, including a module reference, a getting started guide, and a complete hook reference.

New in 1.7.0

Content Tools duplicates native posts and pages into editable drafts, preserving blocks, taxonomies, the featured image, and page template.
Link Health checks links stored in public posts and pages. The open workspace processes small batches continuously, updates its progress indicator and results automatically, and shows 50 links per page across all scanned sources. Stop and resume without losing saved progress. Filter by result, source type, or URL/source title; recheck, ignore, or export the filtered results. Preview and replace or unlink matching URLs in an individual source post.
Site Activity records a private, searchable history of module settings, publishing status, and plugin/theme changes. History is limited to 1,000 events and 30 days.
Clearer settings pages use consistent controls, local SVG icons, Back to modules buttons, complete breadcrumbs, and a responsive sidebar for module guidance.

All three new modules are off by default. Weekly Link Health scans are separately opt-in. Existing module settings carry over.

Shared Infrastructure

One autoloader and dashboard for 19 optional modules
Shared settings, permissions, and private storage helpers
Frontend assets load only when an enabled feature needs them
Settings export/import and a diagnostics download

Site Utilities

Choose utilities according to the features your site needs. Check for overlapping behavior before enabling them alongside other plugins:

Redirect Manager module handles 301, 302, 307, and 308 redirects with file-based storage (no database bloat)
Login Security module covers login attempt limiting, lockout durations, XML-RPC blocking, and login error hiding
Link Management module automates nofollow, new tab behavior, and exception lists with JSON preset support
Schema Settings module adds microdata with itemscope/itemtype support and BreadcrumbList JSON-LD
Header & Footer Snippets module handles GA4 integration and custom code injection
Performance & Cleanup module disables emojis, embeds, REST API links, XML-RPC, feeds, Gravatars, heartbeat, and more
SVG Icons module lets you upload and insert SVG icons inline in the block editor
Fonts module registers custom font families with @font-face, WOFF2/WOFF, variable font support, and Bricks Builder integration
Progressive Web App module makes your site installable with service worker support

Content and Workflow Tools

Additional modules help you manage content and catch changes:

Content Integrity — Monitors posts for structural regressions on update: dropped internal links, word count drops, heading structure changes. Catches accidental content loss before it goes live.
Assumption Detection — Watches for technical assumptions that silently break: schema collisions from conflicting plugins, duplicate analytics tags, redundant font loading, missing expected elements.
Components — Define reusable CSS components as selector + rules pairs. Auto-enqueued site-wide without a page builder or theme dependency.
Task Manager — File-based project management inside WordPress admin. No external service, no database tables, no SaaS subscription.
Block Cleanup — Strips wp-block classes from frontend HTML for sites that don’t need them. Cleaner markup, smaller DOM.
Editor Link Suggestions — Limits the block editor link autocomplete to specific post types. Stops irrelevant suggestions from cluttering the link picker.

Performance First

Modular & lazy loaded — Only active modules run code. A front-end request with every module disabled loads zero feature files.
Static property caching — Options are read once per request, not on every hook
Fast-exit content filters — strpos() checks run before any parsing happens
WordPress HTML API — Content filters edit attributes in place instead of reserializing the document, so markup comes out the way you wrote it
Transient caching — Heavy operations (JSON parsing, file I/O) are cached
No frontend bloat — No CSS or JS loaded unless a module explicitly needs it

Developer Friendly

Clean namespaced codebase: Functionalities\Features\*, Functionalities\Admin\*
All hooks prefixed with functionalities_ for safe filtering — see the hook reference
Every module exposes filters for customization, documented in the API reference
WordPress 7 Abilities API operations, each behind its own capability check
PSR-4-like autoloader with zero dependencies
GPL-2.0-or-later — fork it, extend it, contribute back

Documentation & Support

functionalities.dev — Documentation home
Getting started — Install, enable your first module, and verify it
Module reference — What each of the 19 modules does
Dashboard guide — Working with the module dashboard
Hooks and API reference — For developers extending the plugin
FAQ — Common questions answered in more depth than this page
Downloads — Current and previous releases
Training — Step-by-step module walkthroughs
GitHub Issues — Bug reports and feature requests
WordPress.org Support — Community support forum

Utility Modules

Content Tools – Duplicate native posts/pages as drafts. Preserve blocks, taxonomies, featured images, and page templates; builder metadata requires an explicit integration.
Link Health – Check links stored in published, public posts/pages. Follow live progress, stop/resume scans, review 50 results per page, ignore/recheck links, and export CSV. Dynamic output is excluded; reports mark the 1,000 unique links per post limit.
Site Activity – Review settings, publishing, and plugin/theme changes. The private history retains at most 1,000 events for 30 days and supports WordPress privacy tools.

Capturas

Content Integrity module — Dashboard overview with module cards

Instalación

Upload the functionalities folder to /wp-content/plugins/
Activate through Plugins > Installed Plugins
Go to Functionalities in the admin sidebar
Enable the modules you need from the dashboard

Each module card shows what it does. Click Configure to access its settings. Modules you don’t enable load no code at all.

For a walkthrough with screenshots, see Getting started and the dashboard guide.

FAQ

Does this plugin slow down my site?

Only enabled feature modules run on frontend requests. Link checks and other monitoring run separately from content rendering. Performance depends on which tools you enable; review the settings and test your site after making changes.

Can I use only specific modules?

Yes. Every module is independent and starts disabled. Disabled feature modules are skipped by the frontend loader. Their admin settings remain available.

Will this conflict with my existing plugins?

Most modules work alongside other plugins. If you already have a redirect plugin or login limiter, disable that module in Dynamic Functionalities to avoid overlap. The Assumption Detection module actually helps you find these conflicts.

Does it work with caching plugins?

The plugin can run alongside caching plugins. After changing settings that affect frontend output, refresh the relevant cached pages and confirm the result on your site.

Does it work with page builders and block themes?

The plugin supports classic and block themes. Fonts includes a Bricks Builder integration. Content Tools copies native post/page content and selected metadata; builder-specific metadata needs an explicit integration. Link Health checks stored anchor links, so links produced only by dynamic blocks, shortcodes, navigation, or builder rendering are outside its scan coverage.

Is the plugin compatible with Rank Math, Yoast, or other SEO plugins?

Meta & Copyright detects supported SEO plugins and adjusts its output. Review schema overlap before enabling Schema Settings alongside another schema provider. Assumption Detection can help identify duplicate output.

How are redirects stored?

In a JSON file, not database tables, so redirects load fast and don’t bloat wp_options or leave custom tables behind after uninstall.

The file lives in a folder with a randomly generated name under wp-content/functionalities/. Version 1.6.3 stores private payloads as guarded .json.php files and migrates existing JSON data. A Site Health probe checks the actual anonymous HTTP response and warns if your host exposes the payload. See the Redirect Manager docs.

Can I migrate redirects from another plugin?

Yes. Export your existing redirects to CSV and import them. The importer recognizes the common column names other plugins use, validates the whole file before writing anything, and flags duplicates, wildcards, loops, and chains. Runs are all-or-nothing, and you can preview the result as a dry run first. Manual entry supports 301, 302, 307, and 308.

Which WordPress versions does it support?

WordPress 6.3 and later, on PHP 7.4 and later. Version 1.7.0 is tested on WordPress 7.1. WordPress 7 features, including the Abilities API, DataViews workspaces, block bindings, and Command Palette actions, are feature-detected and remain optional on earlier supported versions.

Does the plugin send any data anywhere?

There is no telemetry. Enabled Link Health requests destinations linked in public posts and pages, including external websites. Other enabled monitoring and Site Health checks request public pages and probe files on your own site. Link Management fetches an external JSON exception list only if you configure its URL. AI explanations are strictly opt-in and send only a finding an administrator explicitly submits to the configured provider. The diagnostics download excludes task content, redirects, users, secrets, and site URLs.

How does Link Health show scan progress?

With JavaScript enabled, the open Link Health workspace advances one bounded batch at a time and refreshes the status, completed-post count, checked-link count, progress bar, and results automatically. Each batch checks at most four links within a ten-second work budget. The page shows whether it is checking, waiting, stopping, stopped, or completed. Leaving or hiding the page pauses browser-driven batches; background scheduling can continue through WordPress cron or your host’s cron runner.

How are Link Health results paginated?

Each page shows up to 50 link results across all scanned public posts and pages, with one Previous/Next navigation. A final partial page may contain fewer results. Existing reports remain visible while a scan updates them. A confirmed GET response of 404 or 410 is marked broken; authentication errors, rate limits, timeouts, and server errors remain inconclusive. Up to 1,000 unique links are checked per source post, and truncated reports are marked.

Can I filter, replace, or unlink URLs in the report?

Yes. Filter by result status, posts/pages, and URL or source-title text. Filters apply before the 50-row pagination and remain active during live updates and CSV export.

Replace URL and Unlink work on the selected source post. Preview shows the number of matching anchors before you apply the change. Replacements keep existing fragments unless the new URL includes its own. Unlinking keeps text and media; native button blocks retain their structure. The post must still match the preview, and you need permission to edit it. Links also stored in serialized block settings must be edited in the post editor to keep those blocks consistent. WordPress revisions are retained when enabled. Unchanged links keep their report results; new destinations appear as Not checked until checked.

Where does the plugin store its files?

Generated CSS goes to wp-content/uploads/functionalities/. Redirects, the 404 log, task notes, Link Health scan state, and Site Activity history use guarded files in a private folder under wp-content/functionalities/. Link reports, result counts, and ignored-link hashes use post metadata; URL check results use expiring transients. Module settings use WordPress options.

What happens if I deactivate the plugin?

All settings are preserved in the database. Reactivate anytime and everything is restored.

How do I completely remove all plugin data?

Before uninstalling, go to the Functionalities dashboard and check «Delete all plugin data when uninstalling» under Data Management. This removes all options, post metadata, transients, and files created by the plugin. Without this checkbox, only the generated CSS file is removed — your settings are preserved in case you reinstall.

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Registro de cambios

1.7.0

Added: Content Tools duplicates native posts/pages into drafts with permission checks and a metadata allowlist.
Added: Link Health scans stored public-content links in resumable batches, with safe HTTP checks, cached results, ignore/recheck actions, and CSV export.
Added: Site Activity records a bounded private history of settings, publishing, and plugin/theme changes, with privacy export and anonymization.
All three modules are disabled by default. Link Health weekly scans are separately opt-in.
Fixed: Component styles render inside the block editor canvas even when generated uploads CSS is unavailable.
Fixed: Protect File blocks, bound URLs, and serialized block settings when replacing or unlinking links.
Fixed: Keep partial scans and concurrent recheck/ignore actions consistent when source content changes.
Improved: Stream filtered CSV exports in one pass, and preserve WordPress update hooks and feed cache invalidation after link edits.
Fixed: Record successful manual, bulk, and automatic plugin/theme updates after their final outcome is known.
Added: Link Health filters for status, source type, and URL/source title, including filtered pagination and CSV export.
Added: Previewed URL replacement and unlinking in individual source posts, with edit permissions, revisions, and concurrent-save protection.
Improved: Live Link Health progress and results, continuous bounded checking while the workspace is open, and 50 link results per page across all sources.
Fixed: Stop requests are honored after an active batch, stopped scans resume their saved cursor, and stale browser requests cannot advance or stop a newer scan.
Improved: Backend branding, local outline icons, consistent form controls, accessible labels, and mobile alignment.
Improved: Color-adaptive SVG admin mark, module back buttons and breadcrumbs, and responsive settings layouts with guidance in a right sidebar.
Fixed: Link Health and Site Activity now include the current module in their breadcrumbs.

1.6.3

Compatibility: Tested up to WordPress 7.1.
Security: Executable snippets require unfiltered_html. Proxy forwarding headers require configured trusted peers, and PWA precaching excludes authenticated/private responses.
Fixed: Components CSS delivery, schema handling of script templates, Gutenberg link suggestions, custom class cleanup, and module enable filters.
Fixed: Redirect cycle detection, cross-domain redirects, import state, retry-safe hit buffering, task deletion races, task validation, and asynchronous admin forms.
Fixed: Content Integrity acceptance baselines, rendered-page assumption scans, analytics detection, and notification retries.
Improved: Protected file storage and migrations, scoped multisite cleanup, settings round trips, admin module organization, and release validation.

1.6.2

Fixed: Training and admin help links now open the FluentCommunity course.

1.6.1

Fixed: The WordPress 7 data panel no longer appears for a module that is switched off. On a site with Redirect Manager disabled, its page still rendered two empty tables and a working «Add redirect» form, even though the module refuses every write while disabled, so the form could only produce an error.
Changed: The panel’s «WordPress 7 workspace» heading is gone. Its tables already carry their own headings, and naming a section after the WordPress version labelled the implementation rather than what you are looking at.
Fixed: The Performance & Cleanup settings page was headed «Miscellaneous (Bloat Control)», which matched neither the module card you clicked nor any other name in the interface.
Changed: The dashboard box holding the AI opt-in is now called «AI explanations», after the single setting it contains, instead of advertising four platform features that are not configurable there.
Fixed: Link Management’s JSON preset filter note now matches the format used by every other filter note in the plugin.

1.6.0

Security: Abilities API operations now use a permission callback per ability and reject undeclared input properties. A shared callback previously widened to edit_post whenever the request carried a post_id, so any user who could edit one post could toggle modules, create redirects, create tasks, and trigger scans.
Security: Redirects, the bounded 404 log, and Task Manager projects moved to a private folder with a random name under wp-content/functionalities/. Existing files are migrated automatically. Apache, IIS, and directory-listing rules are written alongside them, and a new Site Health check confirms over HTTP that the folder really is unreachable.
Fixed: Header and footer snippets are no longer re-filtered against the visitor’s capability at output time. Anonymous visitors were receiving mangled code — && became && and comparison operators were eaten as tags — while the logged-in administrator saw the snippet work. Filtering now happens once, at save time, against the author’s capability.
Fixed: A JSON exception preset served from a URL is fetched at most once per cache window instead of on every page load. The cache clears whenever the module settings change, a post or page is edited, or the theme changes, and the last good list is kept when a fetch fails.
Fixed: The bulk nofollow tool pages through posts with an ID cursor and now finishes on sites with more than 100 matches. It previously returned the same first batch on every run.
Improved: Link Management, Block Cleanup, and Schema use the WordPress HTML API instead of DOMDocument. Attributes are edited in place, so Vue, Alpine, and mustache syntax survive untouched and the JS-framework skip guard added in 1.4.3 and 1.4.4 is gone. Content that used to be skipped is now processed correctly.
Improved: Redirect hits and 404 aggregates are buffered and written in batches rather than rewriting the whole JSON file under an exclusive lock on every request.
Improved: Redirects run at parse_request, before WordPress queries the database for a page it is about to discard. WordPress’s own entry points are never redirected.
Improved: The Content Integrity column on the posts list reads a result cached at save time instead of rendering and parsing every row on every page load.
Improved: The SVG icon library is stored without autoloading, so full SVG markup no longer loads on every request.
Improved: The service worker skips wp-admin, the login page, REST responses, cross-origin requests, and anything marked no-store or private; caps the runtime cache; and precaches URLs individually so one stale entry cannot stop it installing. The manifest now includes an id.
Improved: Login Security adds per-username throttling, an IP allowlist, an unlock button on the lockout log, and a warning when every recent lockout shares one address, which is the signature of a site behind a CDN.
Improved: Prism.js is bundled with the plugin instead of being loaded from a third-party CDN.
Improved: Performance & Cleanup makes the revision limit configurable, and disabling Heartbeat now applies to the frontend only unless the new admin option is also enabled, so autosave and post locking keep working.
Improved: Content Integrity and Assumption Detection gained the filters their documentation promised, and the module documentation now lists hook names that exist. Nineteen documented hooks were never fired.
Fixed: Settings export no longer redacts the GA4 measurement ID as if it were custom code.
Fixed: Core icons get the same definition-ID prefixing as custom icons, so two gradient icons on one page no longer collide.
Fixed: Saving PWA settings flushes rewrite rules once instead of twice.
Fixed: Disabling feeds falls back to a message only when a redirect is genuinely impossible, making the documented message filter reachable.
Changed: The translation template is generated from the source. It was a one-string placeholder.
Changed: src/ and docs/ are excluded from the distribution, and build.sh now uses the same exclude list as the release workflow so a local build and a tagged release cannot drift.
Changed: Tested up to WordPress 7.1.

1.5.0

Added: WordPress 7 Abilities API operations for module status, privacy-safe diagnostics, assumption scans, content-integrity checks, redirect import previews, redirect creation, task creation, module toggles, and opt-in AI explanations.
Added: DataViews and DataForm workspaces for Redirect Manager, its bounded 404 activity, and Task Manager with searchable, sortable, filterable tables and modern creation forms while retaining the classic interfaces as fallbacks.
Added: Command Palette actions for opening Functionalities screens and running an Assumption Detection scan.
Added: Explicitly opt-in AI explanations powered by the WordPress AI Client. Only a finding submitted by an administrator is sent to the configured provider.
Improved: SVG Icon block upgraded to Block API v3 with WordPress Core Icon source support, two-way Core Icon transforms, pattern-override-ready content attributes, block bindings, and an Icon Callout pattern.
Fixed: Content Integrity now uses the current wp.editor plugin-sidebar components on WordPress 7 while retaining the legacy fallback.
Fixed: Custom font declarations are emitted with their preloads so first-paint typography does not shift when async theme styles arrive.
Changed: Minimum WordPress version is now 6.3 so the SVG Icon block can use Block API v3 consistently. WordPress 7-only integrations remain feature-detected.

1.4.8

Improved: SVG Icon block now uses block metadata, lazy paginated icon loading, native block supports, px/em/rem sizing, original-color and monochrome modes, accessible labels, missing-icon recovery, and keyboard-friendly selection.
Security: SVG sanitization now requires a real SVG root, restricts styles and local references, blocks external href values, and prefixes definition IDs to prevent collisions.
Fixed: Fresh PWA settings now register rewrite endpoints immediately, and the offline application shell returns a cacheable success response so service-worker precaching can complete.
Added: True lazy module registry. A frontend request with all modules disabled loads no feature class files; enabling one module loads only that feature and shared dependencies.
Added: Versioned settings export/import with dry-run differences, module validation, default custom-code redaction, and an explicit code opt-in.
Added: Privacy-conscious diagnostics download with software versions, enabled modules, writable-path status, and rewrite-rule health. Task content, redirects, users, secrets, and site URLs are excluded.
Added: Redirect CSV import/export with common column aliases, all-or-nothing dry runs, and duplicate, wildcard, loop, and chain validation.
Added: Opt-in bounded 404 monitor with retention, row caps, path exclusions, bot/admin/API filtering, referrer-origin-only storage, purge, ignore, and redirect-prefill actions.
Added: Assumption Detection Site Health status, configurable scheduled scans, stale/failed scan distinction, and opt-in deduplicated email summaries.
Added: Content Integrity snapshot differences for links, headings, H1s, and word count, plus bounded audit metadata for baseline actions.
Added: Pull-request CI across PHP 7.4 through 8.5, WordPress Coding Standards, PHPUnit coverage, JavaScript/shell checks, version consistency, and distribution assertions.
Changed: Admin bootstrap is now a small router with dedicated module, portability, and Site Health controllers.
Fixed: Task Manager and Redirect Manager JSON updates now use locking, verified same-directory temporary files, and atomic replacement to prevent lost concurrent writes.
Fixed: Invalid JSON and storage failures preserve the last known file and surface an actionable admin error instead of silently appearing empty.
Fixed: SVG Icons is disabled on fresh installs, matching the explicit-activation policy used by every module.

1.4.7

Added: When «Assign fonts to body text and headings» is enabled, the block editor canvas now receives explicit .editor-styles-wrapper font-family rules (the assigned family plus a system-font fallback) for body and headings, so the editor matches the front end even when the theme.json typography assignment doesn’t reach the iframe.
Fixed: Custom fonts now render inside the block editor canvas. The editor is an iframe (WP 6.3+/7.x) that ignores src-less inline styles, so @font-face is now injected through the editor styles setting — the same channel the Font Library and add_editor_style() use.
Fixed: Variable-font weight ranges with an out-of-spec low bound (e.g. 1 900) are normalized to 100 900. WordPress was silently dropping these faces — and their entry in the editor font picker — when validating theme.json.
Fixed: Components module CSS now reaches the block editor canvas reliably via the editor styles setting. The previous inline fallback could not cross into the WP 7 iframe when the generated CSS file was unavailable.
Changed: Removed the redundant admin_head font print. It reached only the parent admin document, never the editor iframe, and is superseded by the editor styles channel.
Housekeeping: Documented a single source-of-truth matrix for the font-loading paths and removed stale per-file @version docblocks that had drifted from the plugin version.

1.4.6

Added: Character range (unicode-range) support per font in the Fonts module — limit which characters trigger a font download for faster page loads
Added: Quick-pick presets in the admin UI for common subsets (Latin, Latin Extended, Greek, Cyrillic, Vietnamese, Punctuation/Symbols)
Added: unicode-range is also emitted into the theme.json fontFace data layer so it propagates to the block editor
Security: Login Security no longer trusts X-Forwarded-For / Client-IP headers by default — these were spoofable on direct connections, allowing IP-based lockouts to be evaded or weaponized. Sites behind a trusted reverse proxy or CDN can opt in via the new «Trust Proxy Headers» setting.
Security: Login Security now validates client IPs through FILTER_VALIDATE_IP when proxy headers are in use, dropping malformed values rather than hashing them into transient keys.
Fixed: Block Cleanup XPath query now safely escapes class names via a proper XPath 1.0 string-literal builder (addcslashes was the wrong escape function and silently failed on classes containing quotes).
Fixed: Snippets kses_with_styles() placeholder collision — <style> extraction now uses a per-call random token so a snippet body containing the literal placeholder string can no longer corrupt the output.
Fixed: Fonts module admin badge now reflects the Style field (free-text input) instead of looking for a <select> that doesn’t exist.
Fixed: Fonts module options static cache is invalidated automatically on update_option_functionalities_fonts, preventing stale font lists when the option is updated mid-request.
Fixed: Task Manager AJAX handlers (Export, Delete, etc.) now register whenever in admin, so existing projects remain manageable even when the module is toggled off.
Fixed: Task Manager card layout — widget badge now sits above the action row, so Open/Export/Delete align consistently across cards.
Fixed: Help & Support buttons now have higher CSS specificity to defeat WP 7.0’s button reset.

1.4.5

Added: WOFF and WOFF2 font file uploads now supported in the WordPress media library
Security: Font uploads validated via binary magic-byte signatures to prevent malicious file uploads

1.4.4

Fixed: Schema module filter_article() now skips content with Vue/Alpine.js directives — prevents DOMDocument from corrupting JS framework templates
Fixed: Block Cleanup module filter_content_cleanup() now skips content with JS framework directives
Refactored: Extracted Vue-safe DOMDocument guard into shared Has_Dom_Parser trait used by Link Management, Schema, and Block Cleanup
All three the_content filters that use DOMDocument (priorities 12, 14, 999) are now protected against JS framework corruption

1.4.3

Fixed: Link Management process_content() now skips HTML containing Vue.js directives (v-cloak, v-if, v-show, :class, @click, {{ }})
Fixed: DOMDocument re-parsing was corrupting Vue/React template syntax in themes like MyListing, causing explore pages to flash and disappear
Improved: Early-exit check prevents unnecessary DOM parsing on content with JavaScript framework directives

1.4.2

Fixed: wp_kses now preserves data-* attributes on <script>, <style>, and <link> tags in Header & Footer snippets
Fixed: async, defer, nomodule, id, nonce, crossorigin, and as attributes no longer stripped from snippet tags for non-admin users
Fixed: Unified allowed-tags list between snippet output and save sanitization to prevent attribute drift
Fixed: README.md version was outdated (still showed 1.4.0)

1.4.1

Added: Opt-in «Delete all plugin data when uninstalling» checkbox on the dashboard — removes all options, post metadata, transients, and files on uninstall
Fixed: Replaced all direct file_put_contents calls with WP_Filesystem API across Task Manager, Redirect Manager, and JSON file creation
Fixed: Extracted duplicate CSS sanitization into a shared trait used by Components and Fonts modules
Fixed: Removed sslverify => false from loopback HTTP requests in Assumption Detection
Fixed: Disabled debug console logging in SVG Icons editor script
Fixed: Removed dead code in admin UI script

1.4.0

Added: Bricks Builder font integration — custom fonts appear in Bricks typography picker and load inside the builder canvas
Added: PWA module prefills app name, short name, description, and icons from WordPress Settings and Site Icon
Improved: Task Manager UI redesign — external CSS, card-based project grid, improved modals, hover task actions, polished column view
Improved: Task Manager consistent spacing across all sections

1.3.3

Improved: Snippets UI — collapsible cards, type badges (CSS/JS/Meta), inline label editing, icon buttons
Fixed: Template index replacement no longer corrupts textarea attributes
Fixed: kses_with_styles handles empty style tags and regex failures gracefully

1.3.2

Added: Snippets repeater — multiple independently-toggleable code snippets per location (header, body open, footer)
Fixed: CSS inside <style> tags no longer stripped by wp_kses() for non-admin users
Removed: Legacy GT Nofollow Manager references and gtnf_* filter hooks from Link Management
Improved: Auto-migration from single-string snippet format to repeater arrays

1.3.1

Added: Public Link_Management::process_content() helper for applying nofollow/new-tab rules to ACF fields, shortcode output, and custom templates
Fixed: Redirect Manager now strips query strings before matching, so /old-page?utm=x correctly matches /old-page
Improved: Redirect Manager passes original query string through to destination URL
Improved: Redirect Manager uses O(1) indexed lookup for exact matches instead of linear scan
Improved: Redirect Manager defers hit counter writes to shutdown for faster redirects
Added: Redirect loop detection at both creation time and runtime
Fixed: Removed filler text from readme plugin alternatives list

1.3.0

Added: WordPress 7 editor iframe compatibility for Fonts, SVG Icons, Content Regression, and Components modules
Added: enqueue_block_assets handlers so editor CSS loads inside the WP 7 iframed block editor
Fixed: Query string stripping (remove_query_strings) no longer strips version tags from admin/editor assets
Tested up to WordPress 7.0

1.2.0

Changed: All 19 modules now require explicit activation — no module runs code until enabled
Added: Enable/disable toggle to every module settings page
Added: Toggle forms for Task Manager, Redirect Manager, and SVG Icons custom pages
Fixed: Redirect Manager and Task Manager file paths now set before enabled gate to prevent empty-path errors in admin

1.1.1

Fixed: PHPCS escaping compliance for all output variables
Fixed: WordPress.org SVN tag version mismatch
Fixed: Short description truncation (now under 150 chars)
Fixed: Excluded landing-page.html and LICENSE from distribution

1.1.0

Renamed to Dynamic Functionalities for WordPress.org
Removed: FluentCart licensing module
Removed: Premium barriers from all modules
All features are now free and open source
Added: WordPress.org plugin deploy workflow
Added: Progressive Web App module

1.0.0

Initial release with 15+ modules
Updated: Modern dashboard UI with improved module cards

0.15.5

Fixed: PHPCS compliance – added proper escaping, wp_unslash(), nonce verification comments, and translators comments across all modules
Removed: GitHub Updates module (not permitted on WordPress.org)
Added: readme.txt for WordPress.org submission

0.15.4

Fixed: PHPCS compliance improvements

0.15.3

Removed: Transient cache from Link Management JSON preset loader for realtime exception updates

0.15.2

Removed: The Debugger module, as it is no longer necessary following the transition to a more stable shortcode-based icon system

0.15.1

Fixed: Removed automatic conversion of icon tags to shortcodes on save

0.15.0

Changed: SVG Icons now use the [func_icon name=»slug»] shortcode workaround for better stability
Improved: Updated block editor to insert shortcodes directly into content
Fixed: Render logic now gracefully handles unclosed icon tags on the frontend

0.14.0

Fonts Module UI Overhaul: Completely rebuilt with modern card-based design
Dynamic add/remove functionality for unlimited custom fonts
WordPress Media Uploader integration for font uploads

0.13.0

Added new features to Performance & Cleanup module
Added wp_body_open support to Snippets module
Added BreadcrumbList JSON-LD support to Schema module
Added font preloading option to Fonts module

0.12.0

Performance: Implemented custom autoloader for lazy-loading
Performance: Added static property caching for options
Performance: Optimized Schema module with regex instead of DOMDocument
Performance: Added strpos fast-exit checks to all content filters

0.11.0

Added: SVG Icons module with block and inline support

0.10.0

Added: Redirect Manager module
Added: Login Security module

0.9.9

Added: Task Manager module

0.9.0

Added: Content Regression Detection module
Added: Assumption Detection module