WP-Blog v1.1.2
Hot on the heals of WP-Blog v1.1.1 comes v1.1.2. It contains one bugfix that fixes a problem opening pages that was saved with the demo version in the registered version.
To see what is new in v1.1.2 check out the changelog.
This is a free update and requires RapidWeaver >= 3.6 and OS X >= 10.4 (Works with RapidWeaver 4).
Go grab your copy now…
WP-Blog v1.1.1
WP-Blog v1.1.1 has just been released. It contains one bugfix that not all of you are affected by but you should still upgrade to this version.
To see what is new in v1.1.1 check out the changelog.
This is a free update and requires RapidWeaver >= 3.6 and OS X >= 10.4 (Works with RapidWeaver 4).
Go grab your copy now…
WP-Blog v1.1 is here
It is finally time for a new version of WP-Blog that not only focuses on bugfixes. This time I have added a few interresting features too.
I also got a bunch of good feedback from my beta testers so this version contains a bunch of vital bugfixes too so even if you are not interrested in the new features you should grab this update.
@stash v1.3.2
A bugfix release of @stash is now available for download. It contains a fix related to the upcoming RapidWeaver 4.2.2. This update is recommended for everyone that is using @stash no matter if you are using RapidWeaver 3.6.x or 4.x.
If you want to see the full list of changes you should check the changelog.
So go to the download page and get your copy of @stash v1.3.2.
WP-Blog v1.0.2
WP-Blog v1.0.1
A small bug was introduced in the registered version of WP-Blog. Some of the settings were not saved properly. I have fixed this in v1.0.1 but it requires that you perform a ”Restore settings” in your WP-Blog page and apply your customizations again to fix the problem.
But that is not all that was adressed in this version…
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FlexibleList v1.2.2
When I was working on a future release of FlexibleList I stumbled upon a bug. To be more precise it was a memoryleak. Since this future version is a long way from beeing finished and I don’t want my software out there for a long time with known bugs I have prepared…
FlexibleList v1.2.1
A recent issue arose that pointed out a bug in FlexibleList. It was found when I released a small update to the Tabifier style for FlexibleList and I got a report that the style was not OK. After looking into it I quickly discovered that the style was in fact OK but instead it was a bug in the all so important ”Import style” option in FlexibleList.
Therefor I have now released…
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@stash v1.3.1 tillgänglig
[lang_en]A bugfix release of @stash is now available for download. It contains a few fixes related to RapidWeaver 4.0 and Leopard. This update is recommended for everyone that is using @stash no matter if you are using RapidWeaver 3.6 or 4.0.
If you want to see the full list of changes you should check the changelog.
So go to the download page and get your copy of @stash v1.3.1.
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[lang_sv]En bugfix för @stash finns nu tillgänglig. Den innehåller några fixar relaterade till RapidWeaver 4.0 och Leopard. Den här uppdateringen rekommenderas för alla användare av @stash oavsett om du använder RapidWeaver 3.6 eller 4.0.
Om du vill veta vad som har fixats så kan du kolla på den här sidan.
Så gå till nedladdningssidan och hämta din kopia av @stash v1.3.1.
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FlexibleList v1.2
[lang_en]It’s been a while since I posted something about FlexibleList. It didn’t even get mentioned around the release of RapidWeaver 4.0 because FlexibleList worked just fine without needing an update. So I thought, why don’t I release a new version now instead 🙂
This update doesn’t add so much new big functionality or features. Instead the focus has once again been on adding valuable features, no matter how small or big they are.
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[lang_sv]Det var ett tag sedan jag skrev någonting om FlexibleList. Det blev inte ens någonting när RapidWeaver 4.0 släpptes därför att FlexibleList behövde inte uppdateras för att det skulle fortsätta fungera. Så jag tänkte för mig själv, varför släpper jag inte en ny version nu istället 🙂
Den här uppdateringen innehåller inte så många nya stora funktioner. I stället så har fokus återigen legat på att lägga till värdefulla funktioner, oavsett storlek.[/lang_sv]
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