SLB changelog: free 1.0.0 to 1.0.3 and paid 0.3.x

Free edition

1.0.3

  • New plugin name, short description, tags and FAQ; clearer setup instructions.
  • Added plugin icon, banners and screenshots.
  • Fixed placeholder icons (pricing ticks, default emoji) that showed as question marks.

1.0.2

  • Updated “Tested up to” to WordPress 7.1.

1.0.1

  • Replaced the bundled Tailwind Play script with a precompiled stylesheet.
  • Replaced WooCommerce hook calls in the product section with direct template functions.
  • REST namespace is now slbuild/v1; colour settings are sanitized.

1.0.0

  • Initial WordPress.org release.
  • Added visible_if conditional field visibility (eq, neq, in operators).
  • Added named presets, the max_per_page limit, organizer fields (header, paragraph) and field validation rules.
  • New starter sections: Blog Grid, Team Grid, Pricing, plus the global Cookie Consent, Back to Top and Mobile Nav sections.
  • WooCommerce sections Cart, Checkout, My Account and Order Confirmation.

0.3.11

  • New MCP tool slb_read_fig reads a local Figma .fig file with no token and no rate limit.
  • slb_audit_site gains TOK-01 (sections must use the theme-settings colour tokens) and checks contrast against every colour stop of a gradient background.
  • The MCP guide and design brief explain the var(--slb-*) colour tokens.

0.3.10

  • Theme Acceptance Standard: new MCP tools slb_design_brief and slb_audit_site (a real-browser scorecard). Publishing now requires an audit with no blocking failures for the draft.
  • Starter theme gains a skip link and a prefers-reduced-motion rule.

0.3.9

  • Developer Mode product route supports ratings, attributes, variable products with variations and “Parent > Child” categories.
  • Starter theme gains 404, blog index, archive, search and single-post templates, plus shop-archive and single-product regions.

0.3.8

  • Developer Mode, the dev routes and the MCP server need an active licence key. Published pages are never affected.

0.3.7

  • SLB sections now render inside any theme through a the_content filter, with an optional SLB Canvas page template.
  • The slb-starter theme ships inside the plugin zip and installs with one button.
  • The MCP server ships in the zip, with the authoring guide and a build-from-design prompt; new tools create draft pages, upload media, build menus and create draft WooCommerce products.
  • Security: the MCP Application Password is refused on every REST route outside /slb/v1 and is revoked when the plugin is deleted.

Earlier 0.x releases are listed in the paid plugin’s readme.

Related: SLB documentation · Getting started · Free vs paid

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