Questions & answers
Why does development end?
Section titled “Why does development end?”WordPress and modern builders provide native libraries and organization tools. Version 1.9.0 concludes feature development.
Will there be more updates?
Section titled “Will there be more updates?”Only necessary security updates may follow, no later than December 31, 2027. No new features, general compatibility maintenance or routine bug fixes are planned afterward.
What happens to my categories?
Section titled “What happens to my categories?”Existing categories and assignments are retained, including on deactivation and uninstall. Removed integrations lose their UI, but stored assignments are not deleted.
What should I check before updating?
Section titled “What should I check before updating?”Back up your database and plugin files. Check the higher minimum versions and retained integrations. Test the update on staging first.
Who can use categories?
Section titled “Who can use categories?”Users with edit_theme_options by default. The capability is filterable. Public visitors and ordinary editors cannot read or modify internal categories through REST.
Does Builder Content Guide replace this plugin?
Section titled “Does Builder Content Guide replace this plugin?”It is an independent plugin for understandable editing notes and links to website components. There is no automatic category migration.
Does it support Multisite?
Section titled “Does it support Multisite?”Single-site and network activation are supported. Categories belong to each site; newly initialized sites are seeded when network activation is enabled.
See the documentation for usage and developer guidance.
Imported from the published release 1.9.2. Original source · Deutsch