1.31.0

• Changed: Edit history keeps the ten most recent saves of each page plus the
  Original. Every save the plugin holds is listed and can be restored. A page
  with a longer log is trimmed to that the next time its history is opened or
  the page is saved.
• Changed: Every stylesheet and script the plugin adds now goes through the
  WordPress enqueue API — the decorative and article styling layers, per-block
  styles, and the Form Settings and SEO & Sharing screens, whose behaviour
  moved into assets/admin-settings.js. Structured data is printed with
  WordPress's own inline script tag function.
• Changed: The paid plugin is mentioned in one place: a single plain item,
  Visual Edit Pro, at the end of the Visual Edit Lite menu, opening one screen
  of text with one link. The two Pro-marked items are gone, and nothing is
  added to any other admin screen.
• Removed: The part of the content exporter that could package a theme. Lite
  exports content bundles only; theme export is not in this plugin.
• Security: The public "load more" route answers only for a published page
  without a password, and gives one answer for every refusal. A listing no
  longer includes password-protected posts.
• Security: A form field whose name starts with an underscore is ignored, so a
  visitor cannot write one of the submission's internal meta keys.
• Security: The legacy static import copies only files of a type WordPress
  accepts as an upload, from inside the extracted folder. A double opt-in link
  stops working after fourteen days, and exporting parked content, which can
  include submissions and subscribers, requires an administrator.
• Added: A Credits section, and a notice in the four editor files that derive
  from Open Design (Apache License 2.0).

1.30.3

• Changed: The package ships the plugin only — the developer documentation
  lives on GitHub and is linked from this readme.

1.30.2

• Changed: Contributors names the wordpress.org account that owns the plugin,
  and the 1.27.0 upgrade notice fits the directory's 300-character limit.

1.30.1

• Changed: Get Pro in the Visual Edit Lite menu now opens the pricing
  page directly, in a new browser tab. AI Settings and Export Theme, marked
  Pro, still open the screen that explains what the paid edition adds.

1.30.0

• New: A Get Pro screen in the Visual Edit Lite menu. It lists what the
  paid edition adds, and the two screens it brings — AI Settings and Export
  Theme — are shown in the menu, marked Pro, opening the same explanation.
  Nothing is loaded from outside the site and nothing is sent anywhere.
• Changed: The plugin is listed as "Visual Edit Lite – Visual Editor for
  Block Themes". The menu, the admin bar and every screen are unchanged.

1.29.1

• Fixed: The ＋ Section browser labels its two groups — Theme sections and Your sections.

1.29.0

• Save a section and use it on any other page. Save as a section… on the
  Section tab of a section's popup stores it as one of your site's own
  sections, listed under ＋ Section as Your sections everywhere. Each copy you
  place is ordinary blocks you can edit one by one, independent of the page it
  came from. Saving happens at once rather than as an unsaved change, and a
  saved section is removed again under Patterns in the WordPress admin. A
  section holding a synced pattern, a template part or content bound to that
  one page cannot be saved, and the form says which it was.
• ClaraVE.apply() can treat a run of neighbouring blocks as one, with three
  operations: group wraps them in a single Group, ungroup takes a Group
  apart again in its place, and move-to moves a run of blocks elsewhere on
  the page, including inside another container. Each is one change the editor
  undoes in one step. Blocks that are not next to each other, or that
  WordPress will not let move, are refused with the reason instead of quietly
  doing nothing.
• ClaraVE.saveSection() and a save-section event for the same, and
  GET /block-patterns now says which source each section came from.

1.28.0

• A theme section shipped as one Custom HTML block — an FAQ of details, a
  list, a row of buttons — goes onto the page as native blocks when it is added
  with ＋ Section: a Details block per question, headings, lists and buttons,
  each editable in the popup, in one undo step. Markup with no native block (an
  embed, an icon drawn in SVG, inline styles) stays Custom HTML exactly as it
  was. A Details block's popup edits its question.
• Forms from other plugins — Kadence Form, Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity
  Forms and others — are marked green in the block workspace like Visual Edit's
  own, and a Kadence Form can be sent by Visual Edit: choose Form Settings and a
  contact address or a mailing list in its popup. Kadence's own sending is
  switched off while connected, so nothing arrives twice.
• Form button styles reach a Kadence form in the editor, where Kadence draws
  the button as an editable box rather than a button.
• The HTML editor's popup has a pin: pinned, every element opens it in the same
  place, and dragging it moves the pin.
• History and other side panels no longer open over each other.
• On a phone the workspace toolbar keeps Save on screen.
• The block gate refuses a static core block written as a self-closing comment
  (), which the editor flags as invalid and the site shows
  as nothing.
• For developers: the clara_ve.toolbar.extras and clara_ve.popup.top
  filters, the clara-ve-dock-opened event, the convert-to-video operation,
  Kadence images in set-image, and POST /native/convert-blocks.

1.25.12

This edition is derived from Visual Edit Pro 1.25.12.

• Maintenance release, keeping the version in step with the edition it is
  derived from. The three Pro releases since 1.25.9 corrected that edition's
  licence check and its bundled update channel — machinery Lite does not
  contain — so nothing in the editor changes here.

1.25.9

This edition is derived from Visual Edit Pro 1.25.9.

• Changed: a save refused because an unsaved change points at part of the page
  that is no longer there now says so, and says that Discard clears it.