• Pinterest and Diaspora added to the list of services
• Google Plus icons updated to the new red icons.

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Though I didn’t have enough quality time to do extensive testing of my plugins and themes with WP 3.3, I did a quick check and find it all works without any glitches. As far as I’ve checked there’s nothing that needs any urgent update specific to 3.3. However, if you find any 3.3 specific issue, please do let me know.

This version comes with various fixes, especially for deprecated functions and WP_DEBUG notices. The previous two versions of the theme (1.1 and 1.1.1) were not approved to be hosted in the WordPress theme directory for these reasons. All these issues are fixed and hopefully version 1.2 will make it to the WP theme directory.

The header menu problems are fixed.

Also included with this version is localization for Polish and Ukrainian languages. Thanks to Super Grey and Oleg Tsvirko for the respective translations.

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• SoundCloud added
• Google Plus icons updated to the icons from icondock
• Styling fixes

The latest version of the plugin can be downloaded from here.

Changes:

• ‘Go’ button for the dropdown display is removed. Selecting a page automatically takes the user to the page. The ‘Go’ button would however appear if JavaScript is disabled in the browser.
• Added localization in Bahasa Indonesia and Lithuanian language. Thanks to Bejana and Nata Strazda for the respective translations.
• Minor fixes.

The latest version of the plugin can be downloaded from the Flexi Pages Widget plugin page at the WordPress plugin directory.

• Hebrew localization added. Thanks to Tailor Vijay for the translation.
• id attribute for blockquotes generated by the shortcode. Thanks to Aaron Long-Jordan for the suggestion.

The latest version of the plugin can be downloaded from the WordPress plugin directory.

• Slovak localization added. Thanks to Stefan Stieranka for the translation.
• Fixes

The latest version of the plugin can be downloaded from the WordPress plugin directory.

List of changes in version 0.5.4

• Google+ added
• height and width attributes added to the <img> tags
• Fixes, mainly for notices that crop up in debug mode

The latest version of the plugin can be downloaded from Subscribe / Connect / Follow widget page at the WordPress plugin directory.

And yeah, you can connect with me on Google+

Here’s the list of changes:

Shortcodes revamp: A new shortcode [quotcoll] is introduced in this version to replace the old [quote]. The new shortcode uses the WordPress shortcode API, new attributes added. People using the old [quote] shortcode need not panic. Backwards compatibility is ensured.

Ajax changes: Ajax calls are now made to wp-admin/admin-ajax.php instead of directly calling the quotes-collection-ajax.php file. This ensures security, also potentially fixing problems some websites had with the older system. Otherwise not much change will be noted externally.

Admin area changes: The quotes management page can now be located as ‘Quotes’ menu directly under ‘Posts’, ‘Pages’, ‘Comments’, etc., in the WP admin area instead of the ‘Quotes Collection’ somewhere at the bottom of the navigation bar. Pagination introduced for the list of quotes in admin page. If there are more than 20 quotes in all, pagination will automatically appear. The version also comes with other minor improvements in the admin page.

Fixes: Fixes for deprecated functions and undefined variables. Various other minor fixes and improvements.

Localization: The .po template file quotes-collection.pot is updated. New strings added, few strings have become obsolete. Bahasa Indonesia (id_ID) localization added (thanks to Kelayang for the translation). Tamil localization updated. If you are a translator, I request you to update your language. If your language is not found, you can add a fresh translation. (Update: The pulgin is updated to version 1.5.1 on 2011-07-01 with updates to the Bahasa Indonesia translation).

The users play as much a part as I play in the development of the plugin. Most of the changes in this version are based on user feedback. One must also acknowledge the translators for their work on localization. This way, the development of the plugin is a truly collaborative effort and is fully justified as a Free and Open Source Software. But still… still, I put in a lot of time and effort in development and bringing all this together, so if you use this pulgin and like it, please make a donation, I’d greatly appreciate it!

The latest version of the plugin can be downloaded from the WordPress plugin directory.