The About page had been showing "Version 2.0.3 (Current)" while the
plugin reports v3.1.0 — the on-page version log was years behind
the actual changelog. Both the About and Version History sections
were also hidden behind onclick=toggleSection() buttons by default,
which is anti-UX for a page users specifically navigate to in order
to READ content.
Rewrote the left column as three plain cards using the same visual
rhythm as the side-by-side intro row that landed earlier today:
1. What WP Notes does — two paragraphs of prose
2. Who it's for — clean bulleted list (dropped the "Teachers ←
Email Notifications" entry since that feature isn't implemented
in v3.x; the claim was misleading)
3. Version history — compact, accurate, latest-first summary:
v3.1.0 (latest, with "latest" pill) → v3.0.2 → v2.x → v2.0.0.
Plus a "View the full CHANGELOG.md →" link to the canonical
history on Gitea so the on-page summary stays small.
Also fixed:
- Removed redundant duplicate paragraphs ("WP Notes is a versatile
plugin that caters to a wide range of users" appeared twice in
two consecutive lines).
- Removed invalid HTML (bare <li> outside <ul>, <p> wrapping <li>).
- Removed a buried banner image + buried Buy-Me-A-Coffee that
were inside the hidden-by-default Version History toggle —
visible to no-one. Both already exist in better positions on
the page.
Added CSS classes for the new cards (.wp-notes-about-card,
.wp-notes-about-card--versions) including a green "latest" pill
on the current version and monospaced version labels in the
plugin's blue.
Right-column feedback box unchanged. toggleSection() helper kept
(still referenced by the feedback form's submit handler — its
broken behaviour is a separate Tier 2 problem).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
ranger
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