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What's new in 2.5

• Added option to have passage links open in a new window.
• You can now use an exclamation mark to cancel the linking of any reference.
• Added support for using en-dashes in verse ranges instead of hyphens. Additionally, the plugin now replaces all hyphens with en-dashes in the final output of link text.
• Squashed a bunch of bugs with passage search mode and various ways of encoding ampersands, en-, and em-dashes (for verse ranges, references to D&C, and references to Joseph Smith—Matthew and Joseph Smith—History).

What’s new in 2.1

• There’s a shiny new Settings page located within the administration panel. You no longer need to set options by editing the plugin file directly.

What’s new in 2.0

• The plugin now does a direct passage lookup instead of a passage search by default. You can still set it to do the passage search if you liked that better.
• You can now reference Articles of Faith without including the chapter number. One exception is that if you want to reference a range of articles of faith, say 1–5 for instance, you still have to include the chapter, as in: Articles of Faith 1:1–5.
• You can now put a space after the colon and the plugin will still recognize the reference. I had one person request this feature because that’s how he likes to format his scripture references.
• Lots of bug fixes.

What’s new in 1.4

• Finally squashed the D&C ampersand bug for good using the urlencode() function.

What’s new in 1.3

• The LDS Church made significant changes to the way the passage search method worked on their website, so this update fixes the plugin to work with the new website.
• A known issue in this version is those flippin’ D&C references are broken again.

What’s new in 1.2.1

• Fixed links to 4 Nephi and the Official Declarations.

What’s new in 1.2

• Really fixed the issue with D&C passage references. Seems there are yet more ways to encode ampersands. Pesky little buggers.

What’s new in 1.1

• Fixed an issue with D&C passage references. Seems there are many more ways than I realized to encode an ampersand, and the plugin wasn’t recognizing some of them.

What’s new in 1.0

• Initial release.