Promptless CPT Pages

Changelog

0.10.0

• Added: records accept a photo URL (featured_image_url) on the connector and in FlowMint imports. The image is downloaded into the media library once per URL, reused on every later sync, set as the featured image with the title as alt text, and a URL that fails is a warning rather than an error.
• Changed: post-type archive pages no longer load the single-page stylesheet they never used, so they load faster. Single pages are unchanged.

0.9.1

• Fixed: three Plugin Check errors in the 0.9.0 package (two prohibited suppress_filters declarations, one missing translators comment). No behaviour change.

0.9.0

• Added: a calendar for event-shaped record types. Each record page has “Add to calendar” (a standard .ics download) and “Google Calendar” links, and each type has a subscribable feed of its upcoming records that Apple Calendar, Google Calendar and Outlook keep up to date. Built on WordPress core’s feed mechanism; the connector reports the feed address.
• Added: records that mirror another system are identified by source and external id. Creating one twice updates it instead of duplicating it, unchanged records are recognised, and the connector has an upsert route and tool — the primitive behind scheduled ingests from vendor systems.
• Added: right-to-left languages load right-to-left stylesheets, so an Arabic or Hebrew site gets mirrored cards, heroes, maps and admin screens.
• Fixed: permanently deleting a record of a deleted type left its category and tag rows behind; the earlier “purge data” ran as one unbounded request and skipped trashed records — it is batched now and covers them.
• Fixed: “Skip to content” moves keyboard focus on record pages.

0.8.1

• Fixed: “Skip to content” did nothing on custom post type single pages. The template mirrors the theme’s <main> but had not been updated with it, so activating the link scrolled the page without moving keyboard focus — the next Tab went back to the top of the navigation (WCAG 2.4.1).

0.8.0

• Added: the connector can now list and delete the posts it creates. Previously it could build a set of content and then had no way to review or undo it without going into wp-admin by hand.
• Added: re-registering a post type you deleted earlier now tells you what came back — existing groupings, fields and posts — instead of looking like a fresh start and then failing confusingly.
• Fixed: deleting a post type destroyed its grouping definitions even though it reported that your data was preserved. Re-registering brought back content that could no longer be displayed. Nothing is destroyed now unless you explicitly ask to purge.
• Fixed: “purge data” left most of the data behind — field definitions, saved values and backup rows. It now removes all of it.
• Fixed: every grouping save created around 20 junk database options that were loaded on every page request, growing with each save. Rows already on your site are removed automatically the first time you visit wp-admin after updating.
• Fixed: the connector used up its hourly request allowance about twice as fast as it should have.
• Fixed: the connector could not reach an HTTPS local development site.

0.7.2

• Added: a new “Location / map” field type. Enter a street address on a post and its single page shows a click-to-load map — no Google Maps API key, no coordinates, no setup. Cards and archive listings show the address as text. You choose the zoom level (street / neighborhood / city), whether the map loads on click (privacy-friendly, the default) or automatically, and whether to show a “Get directions” link. You also choose where the map sits on the page — above the content, below it, or in the sidebar — the same placement control your grouping sections use, and each post can override it. If a post has no address, the map uses your Business Identity address (when Promptless WP is set up). The map is self-contained — it does NOT require Promptless WP and works on any theme; when Promptless WP is active the map simply picks up your brand colours automatically. Works from the editor by hand or through the AI connector.
• Updated: tested up to WordPress 7.1.