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About SearchWP Modal Search Form
SearchWP Modal Search Form is a plugin that allows you to easily add a modal search form to your WordPress website. It can be integrated into your site using a menu item, shortcode, Gutenberg block, or programmatically within your templates. You can also customize the appearance of the modal by creating a custom template.Screenshots
Changelog
0.5.5
– Fixes settings page appearance and menu structure when SearchWP Live Search is active.
0.5.4
– Fixes Settings link location in the plugins list when SearchWP is activated.
– Fixes Modal breaks emojis in menu items.
0.5.3
– Fixes “Call to undefined method” error appearing on some themes.
0.5.2
– Fixes deprecation notices on PHP 8.2.
– Improves default template HTML tags semantics.
– Fixes the error on adding a Modal Form Gutenberg block to the page.
– Changes settings page appearance and menu structure to work seamlessly with a current version of SearchWP.
0.5.1
– Adds In-plugin notification system to get the latest updates from SearchWP.
0.5.0
– Adds new Settings admin page to control the behavior of the plugin easier.
0.4.1
– PHP 8 compatibility
0.4.0
– Fixes issue with character encoding in some cases
– Updates dependencies
– Updates bundler and associated NPM commands
0.3.4
– Fixes Error when using SearchWP 4
0.3.3
– Fixes Error in some cases introduced in 0.3.2
0.3.2
– SearchWP 4.0 compatibility (when it becomes available)
– Fixes issue with HTML output of Menu items
0.3.1
– Removes unused stylesheet enqueue
– Updates dependencies
0.3
– Updates dependencies
– Adds jQuery events when modals open and close
0.2.3
– Fixes regression introduced in 0.2.2 that prevented search with Enter key
0.2.2
– Fixes an issue with modal trigger not working in some cases
0.2.1
– Fixes $this context Fatal error
0.2
– Adds support for class argument
– Fixes issue with button type
0.1
Initial release
