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Releases: humanmade/network-media-library

1.5.0

07 Mar 21:01
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  • Add support for the File field in ACF. #34.
  • Allow access to the List mode on the Media screen. #44.
  • Add support for core's responsive content images. #14.
  • Don't attempt to re-delete a post thumbnail if it's not set. #48.
  • Only filter direct REST API requests (not internal ones). #46.

1.4.1

13 Feb 18:31
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  • Ensure user can set a new featured image if image has been deleted.

1.4.0

07 Feb 10:05
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Remove the user capability restrictions that are placed on the central media site.

This causes more problems than it fixes. If a network wants to restrict access on the central media site to just media management, then they can do that separately from the NML plugin and according to their own requirements.

1.3.1

05 Nov 15:55
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  • Prevent the plugin from attempting to operate when activated on a non-Multisite installation.
  • Fully remove the need for a user to be a member of the media site in order to upload or edit attachments.

1.3.0

29 Oct 16:37
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  • Switch the repo to the humanmade organisation on GitHub and Packagist.

1.2.0

26 Oct 11:38
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  • Partially removes the need for users to be added to the central media library site. A user only needs the ability to upload files to the site that they're on.
  • Note that in order to edit an attachments details, such as its title and caption, the user still needs to be added to the media site with the ability to edit attachments. This will be addressed in a future version.

1.1.0

22 Aug 23:44
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  • Adds full support for the [gallery] shortcode.

1.0.0

22 Aug 23:18
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  • Introduces the new fork of the Multisite Global Media plugin, Network Media Library.
  • Removes the ability for sites to optionally use local media, enforcing a central media library only. This reduces the amount of bugs and incompatibilities with WordPress media management functionality, and simplifies a lot of the code and UX.