Changelog

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• Core Commerce
• Sell services and events with the right delivery fields and one-time plans, without issuing software license keys.
• Give customers purchase history, order details, printable receipts, licenses, downloads, subscription terms and profile settings.
• Build product galleries with the Product Gallery block or shortcode. Use virtual product URLs or connect your own content pages.
• Configure new license key style, length, prefix and grouping while preserving existing keys.
• Keep checkout pages separate from other installed stores, with compatibility checks and a repair action.
• Forms and polls
• Fixed submission details crashing when checkbox answers are arrays and the optional email is empty.
• Restored field headings in per-form submission tables.
• Fixed tall-form view tracking and clearly labeled capped historical start rates.
• Fixed fullscreen navigation icons, dark choice contrast and scrolling for long steps.
• Included Other write-in votes in admin, frontend and REST poll results.
• Corrected the conditional-logic guide to match the current and older editors.
• Updating: Update through WordPress with an active Core Forms license. Existing forms and license keys are preserved. Core Commerce activation is separate from the plugin update.

• Added
• Drag fields and containers onto step tabs to move them between steps without losing other fields.
• Industry-focused multi-step templates with relevant form fields, local email actions, acknowledgement messages, and submission settings.
• Guided variants of longer starter forms, with multi-step badges, layout filters, and interactive sample previews.
• Improved
• Poll creation uses a single-column editor with instant tabs that retain unsaved changes and keyboard shortcuts for adding answers.
• Template category filters span the gallery width and wrap without clipping.
• Core Forms and Core Polls appear when searching for cf in the WordPress block inserter.
• Blank-template buttons retain readable hover and keyboard-focus colors.
• Sample success messages distinguish requests and pledges from completed subscriptions, payments or bookings.
• Sample forms retain their schema, settings, actions, and messages when created or applied in the builder.

• Added
• Unlocked Multi-Step Forms in the UI
• Visual multi-step form editing with named steps, step ordering, a canvas for each step, and field movement between steps. Removing a step preserves its fields, and both save controls retain the layout through Visual/Code changes.
• Fluent Support customer and ticket creation with inbox/product mapping, priority conversion, category context, and links between tickets and saved submissions.
• Authenticated n8n webhooks with typed JSON mappings, explicit field selection, test/production URL checks, and an importable intake workflow.
• Pipedrive person/organization matching, lead or deal creation, custom fields, pipeline/stage checks, and optional follow-up activities.
• Zendesk tickets with requester mapping, tags, custom fields, and validated uploads belonging to the saved submission.
• Resend transactional email with stable idempotency keys and signed, correlated delivery/bounce events.
• FlowMattic Plugin Actions bridge with per-form/shared hooks and named field payloads.
• Administrator-only action testing with editable sample data and inline results.
• Fixed
• Form previews load the complete form runtime and their own styles. Save & preview opens the latest edits with desktop/mobile widths; URL prefill no longer overwrites submission tokens.
• Multi-step forms supply a final Submit button when none is defined, keep nested container groups out of the step list, and support keyboard step navigation with labeled progress.
• Empty or unsigned Resend webhook requests return an authorization error even when WordPress supplies null headers or body.
• Newly added action cards receive unique persistent identities and control IDs, including after another card is removed.

• Add opt-in Advanced Analytics with WordPress-time trends, referring-page and link reports, instant breakdown tabs, and CSV exports.
• Keep analytics lightweight with no visitor scripts, cookies or beacons, bounded background processing, and configurable retention including Forever reports.
• Simplify settings, improve accessibility and diagnostics, and add a copyable AI setup prompt.
• Fix direct/regex REST paths, CSV roundtrips, redirect matching, and click-counter metadata.
• Harden protected WordPress routes, CSV upload storage, and spreadsheet exports.

Requires WordPress 7.0 and PHP 7.4. Tested up to WordPress 7.1.

To install, download indium-0.1.0.zip below and upload it under Appearance, Themes, Add New.

SHA-256 of indium-0.1.0.zip: 8e2f3cfc61f1a1783103d30d1e57b841bc67e122681befc6577204f09e501706

• 12 templates, 8 template parts, and 58 patterns in the inserter, including seven full pages: home, work, prints, about, commissions, exhibitions, and contact
• Six designs: Paper, Kraft, Sherbet, Riso, Photocopy, and Chalkboard, a dark design
• Three heading presets: Poster, Wide, and Handwritten
• Bricolage Grotesque and Caveat, bundled and self-hosted
• 18 collages, 4 photographs, and 10 cut-paper shapes made for the theme
• Core blocks only, no theme JavaScript

Theme layouts, templates and patterns are unchanged. This release shipped only through the product page; the WordPress.org-ready package stays updater-free.

The package contains 54 files under one bismuth/ folder. The release artifact is checked for ZIP integrity, PHP syntax, JSON validity, and installed-file parity.

The fictional firm, Unsplash photographs, preview switcher, and non-sending enquiry form are demo content. Photographs are not part of the GPL theme ZIP; image patterns use a placeholder until you add your own images. Contact forms need a form plugin. No WordPress.org directory acceptance, automatic-update service, or Theme Check certification is claimed.

Requires WordPress 7.0 and PHP 7.4. Installed checks ran on WordPress 7.1 and PHP 8.4.

• Install: Download bismuth-0.1.0.zip, then upload it under Appearance → Themes → Add New → Upload Theme.
• Included
• 26 core-block patterns for full pages, practice areas, lawyer profiles, editorial content, and reusable sections.
• Plum, Navy, and Stone palettes, applied through the Customizer to both the frontend and Block Editor.
• Standard page, post, archive, search, comments, and 404 support, plus Full page and Blank canvas templates.
• Locally served Source fonts in normal and italic variable WOFF2 files.
• Custom logo, primary and footer navigation, header action, and footer settings.
• Responsive navigation and native form styling, with no required builder or custom-block plugin.
• Verified: All 26 patterns pass WordPress editor serialization validation. The installable ZIP activates in a separate WordPress Studio site and registers both custom templates and all patterns. The initial desktop/mobile accessibility pass covered 12 page and utility layouts; nested landmarks found during that pass were corrected. The three color palettes pass the subsequent desktop checks.
• Demo and limits: Explore the demo and pattern tour.

Requires WordPress 7.0 and PHP 7.4. Tested up to WordPress 7.1.

To install, download hassium-0.1.0.zip below and upload it under Appearance, Themes, Add New.

SHA-256 of hassium-0.1.0.zip: ee6e803e79a3c366412d84960d2b1af199c4534cbeab57dcff7bd445c407c676

• 12 templates, 8 template parts, and 59 patterns, including seven full pages: home, pricing, features, about, customers, changelog, and contact
• Six designs (Cobalt, Iris, Verdigris, Ember, Graphite, and Midnight, a dark design) and three heading presets
• Inter and Hedvig Letters Serif, bundled and self-hosted
• Core blocks only, no theme JavaScript

This zip is the direct build. It updates itself for free from gauravtiwari.org, with no account or license key. That channel arrived in 0.4.1, which shipped only through the product page.

Checked before release: Theme Check (no required failures), PHPCS, block validation on all 22 templates, 11 parts, and 138 patterns, the contrast check, axe with no violations at desktop and mobile, and a clean install over 0.4.0 with no PHP messages.

SHA-256: 9e028cf733eb44dfe23fb0ade9d74527fd01919930863b918ed514a52d984a44

Theme layouts, templates and patterns are unchanged. This release shipped only through the product page; the WordPress.org-ready package stays updater-free.

• Fixed
• Unify action outcomes across submissions, paid fulfillment, testing, replay, and queued work; report transport/provider failures and missing handlers accurately.
• Connect background delivery and transient retries to eligible actions, with saved-submission requirements, execution leases, and ActiveCampaign/Kit checkpoints.
• Preserve unavailable integrations and validate field mappings; retain explicit unchecked settings.
• Correct Notion title/property mapping, Airtable value types and metadata, FluentCommunity membership APIs, and raw WhatsApp webhook responses.
• Replace the broken Sheets setup link with a maintained authenticated receiver and align integration descriptions with the implemented capabilities.
• Integration setup
• Airtable tokens require schema.bases:read and data.records:write for the selected base. Notion connections require read and insert access to the shared database or data source. These permissions let Core Forms match the destination schema and send correctly typed values.
• Google Sheets has a maintained receiver with a shared-secret setting. Existing plain OK receivers remain supported; the new receiver must use the same secret as the form action.

• Improved
• The Support Request template now includes an optional Site URL, category, priority, subject, and a six-row issue description, with an admin notification and submitter auto-responder configured using the site's email address.
• Applying a template inside the visual builder now saves its action and message presets through both Save fields and Save Form.
• Fixed
• Classes and supported attributes on individual p/div/span field wrappers survive Code/Visual conversions without turning the wrapper into a container or hiding its input. Wrapper attributes remain separate from input attributes.
• Recover the specific saved wrapper/container name collision produced by 4.9.2 when the original input is still present in the schema.
• Native required fields no longer trigger a missing aria-required warning. Frontend enhancement, accessibility autofix, templates, and the legacy field generator no longer add redundant aria-required attributes alongside required.
• Cached accessibility reports discard the retired warning while retaining other findings. Native required validation and explicitly authored ARIA remain intact.