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Core Forms

Core Forms is a WordPress form plugin built for performance and simplicity. It creates contact forms, registration forms, and surveys with minimal overhead and clean code output. This…

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4.2.1

Patch release.

Per-form spam view routes correctly

`?page=core-forms&view=spam&form_id=X&tab=submissions` now opens the form-edit screen on the Submissions tab in spam-filter mode instead of falling through to the all-forms list. The router branched on `view=edit`; it now branches on the presence of `form_id` so any view value (`spam` / `all` / `inbox`) routes correctly.

Submissions list — visual cleanup

Dropped the 3px blue / red inset left border on new and spam rows and the muted grey text on spam rows. Status is communicated entirely by the badge in the STATUS column (New / Read / Replied / Spam) — much cleaner against WP’s native striped table.

Dashicon alignment fix for WP < 7.0

Buttons that pair a dashicon with text (Documentation, Refresh, Open, copy buttons in the Headless tab) had the icon glyph sitting ~2px above the text baseline on WordPress 6.9.x and earlier. WP 7.0 normalized this natively; for older WP a high-specificity rule scoped to Core Forms admin screens applies `vertical-align: middle`, line-height/font-size resets, and `:has(.dashicons)` inline-flex centering to match.

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