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1.1.2

• Support for the WordPress 3.5 uploader.
• Code cleanup, now complies with WordPress Coding Standards.

1.1.1

• Some minor user interface tweaks in readiness for WordPress 3.5.
• Fixes an issue where the user who installed Total Slider may not see it in the WordPress admin sidebar.
• A moderate impact security update — prevents malicious slide group names from interacting with the Insert Slider popup window in the Editor.

1.1

• Introducing multiple slide templates — use Total Slider on different parts of your site, with a unique look for each of your slide groups.
• Includes two beautiful new built-in templates, Twenty Twelve and Twenty Twelve (Alternate), which perfectly complement WordPress’ new theme for this year.
• Easily add a slider to any post or page with the shortcode. Look for the Total Slider button in the editor toolbar.
• New, more flexible support for (multiple) custom templates. Your templates can now have any type of DOM structure and this will be reflected automatically in the editor, for a fully WYSIWYG experience.
• Many minor improvements, including E_STRICT and E_NOTICE compliance, a fix for a bug where the first slide would always be blank and adoption of the .min.js naming standard for minified JavaScript files, ready for WordPress 3.5.

1.0.4

• Fix some potential issues with JavaScript enqueueing, minify and combine JavaScript

1.0.3

• Add developer-focused shortcode support, French translation (thanks Frédéric Serva) and fixed a few i18n omissions

1.0.2

• Fix a few minor interface issues for WordPress 3.4 that did not show up in the release candidate testing.

1.0.1

• Fix bug where Total Slider would fail to enqueue the slider JavaScript if you used a custom PHP template or custom CSS, but not your own custom JavaScript.

1.0

• Initial release.