@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Tags: djot, markup, markdown, syntax-highlighting, code
44Requires at least: 6.0
55Tested up to: 6.9
66Requires PHP: 8.2
7- Stable tag: 1.5.3
7+ Stable tag: 1.5.4
88License: MIT
99License URI: https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
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@@ -90,6 +90,32 @@ Yes, you can use the shortcode block to add Djot content in the block editor.
9090
9191== Changelog ==
9292
93+ = 1.5.4 =
94+ * Fixed Torchlight line highlighting CSS selectors for annotated lines
95+ * Removed opinionated visual styling (blockquotes, links, tables, etc.) - let themes handle it
96+
97+ = 1.5.3 =
98+ * Fixed PHP 8.2 trait constants compatibility (Rector downgrade)
99+
100+ = 1.5.2 =
101+ * Fixed PHP 8.0 downgrade for WordPress.org compatibility
102+
103+ = 1.5.1 =
104+ * Fixed deployment: remove missing dev dependencies from distribution
105+
106+ = 1.5.0 =
107+ * Added Torchlight Engine integration for advanced code block features
108+ * Added inline code annotations: highlight, focus, diff (+/-), and ranges
109+ * Added Code Annotations panel in block editor sidebar
110+ * Replaced highlight.js with server-side Torchlight/Phiki
111+
112+ = 1.4.3 =
113+ * Fixed vertical spacing in highlighted code blocks
114+
115+ = 1.4.2 =
116+ * Added code block line numbers and line highlighting syntax
117+ * Fixed legacy wp-djot/djot blocks editability in Gutenberg
118+
93119= 1.4.1 =
94120* Fixed Table of Contents and heading permalinks appearing in post excerpts on archive pages
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140166== Upgrade Notice ==
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168+ = 1.5.4 =
169+ Fixes Torchlight line highlighting CSS selectors and removes opinionated styling to let themes handle visual presentation.
170+
171+ = 1.5.0 =
172+ Major update: Torchlight Engine replaces highlight.js for code highlighting. New inline code annotations (highlight, focus, diff).
173+
142174= 1.4.1 =
143175Fixes TOC and heading permalinks leaking into post excerpts.
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