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  • v1.2.2 633d915df8

    v1.2.2 Stable

    Robin released this 2026-08-03 02:44:32 +02:00 | 2 commits to main since this release

    A tune-up release: less work on every page load, and a readability fix for
    multi-day events.

    ⚡ Lighter on every page load

    Three things were running on every request to your site, whether or not a
    calendar appeared on the page:

    • Working out the asset cache-busting suffix meant walking every CSS and JS
      file in the plugin and reading its timestamp.       Outside debug mode the plugin
      version is used directly — those files only change when the plugin updates.
    • The event capabilities were re-granted on every load — 26 of them, each
      handing the entire roles list to the options API to compare. Now done once per
      plugin version. Deactivating and reactivating still repairs roles if they ever
      lose the capabilities.
    • The media library was being loaded on the event and category screens, left
      over from the category image picker that 1.2.1 removed. That's several hundred
      kilobytes of scripts and templates for a feature that no longer exists.

    Nothing changes in how the plugin looks or behaves — it just stops doing work
    nobody asked for.

    🐛 Multi-day events are readable again

    The bar drawn across several days used the category's colour as its background
    and the theme's text colour on top. When those two happened to be similarly
    light or dark, the event title disappeared into its own bar — a pale category on
    a dark site, or a dark one on a light site. Multi-day bars now use the category's
    hue with a lightness picked for the current palette, so the label stays legible
    whatever colour you chose. The coloured dots are unchanged: nothing is written
    over them.

    🧹 Housekeeping

    • Category images are fully retired. Importing no longer downloads a picture
      per category into your media library — nothing ever displayed them. Existing
      values are left untouched in the database.

    Upgrading: nothing to do — no database changes. If your site runs a page
    cache, flush it once after updating.

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