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Requires at least: 5.5
Tested up to: 7.0
Requires PHP: 7.4
Stable tag: 1.13
Stable tag: 1.0
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html
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== Changelog ==
= 1.13 =
* Fixed the Theme File Editor and Plugin File Editor rendering their file-tree sidebar as nearly unreadable light-on-light text in dark mode. Visual-only fix; direct file editing is still entirely native WordPress functionality (Aurora doesn't add a custom editor here, matching the same "frame native content" approach used for Site Health and Updates).
= 1.12 =
* Added a "Disable Gutenberg" toggle (Settings > Screens > Editor): switches all post types to WordPress's classic editor instead of the block editor, using the same core-supported filter the official Classic Editor plugin uses. Off by default.
= 1.11 =
* Fixed the Updates screen (Dashboard > Updates) rendering unreadable white table rows in dark mode for available plugin and theme updates. Same underlying gap as the 1.10 fix (no dark styling for `widefat`-class tables), plus a WordPress core class collision — its plugin-update and theme-update tables reuse `tbody class="plugins"`, which core's own CSS makes explicitly white for the native Plugins screen. Visual-only fix; the actual update-checking and installation are still entirely native WordPress code.
= 1.10 =
* Fixed Export Personal Data and Erase Personal Data (the privacy/GDPR tools) rendering with unreadable white table rows in dark mode. The actual request queue, bulk actions, and export/erase processing remain entirely native WordPress code — this was a visual-only fix.
= 1.9 =
* Activity Log redesigned as a full table (Date, Author, IP Address, Type, Action, Description) with Admin and User tabs — Admin covers site/content activity, User covers account activity (login, logout, registration, profile updates). The Author column now shows the user's avatar, role, and email. Also now tracks IP address, logouts, and media uploads/deletions, and correctly labels Pages as Pages instead of Posts.
= 1.8 =
* Full admin takeover: the Import screen is now a real Aurora-built replacement, gated behind Settings > Appearance > Admin Takeover. Installing an importer reuses WordPress's own plugin installer; running an already-active importer still opens that importer's own screen unmodified.
= 1.7 =
* Full admin takeover: the Export screen is now a real Aurora-built replacement, gated behind Settings > Appearance > Admin Takeover. The actual WXR file generation is still 100% native WordPress code — only the form is Aurora's.
= 1.6 =
* Fixed Site Health rendering with unreadable, unthemed white panels in dark mode. WordPress's own Site Health checks (and any checks other plugins add) are kept fully intact and accurate — only the visual theming was fixed, not the underlying tests.
= 1.5 =
* Full admin takeover: the Tools screen (Available Tools) is now a real Aurora-built replacement, gated behind Settings > Appearance > Admin Takeover. Any card another active plugin adds to this screen is still shown — nothing from other plugins disappears.
= 1.4 =
* Added Login Redirect (Settings > Appearance > Login Redirect): optionally send logged-out visitors who try to access wp-admin to a custom URL instead of the login screen, and/or send specific roles to a custom URL after logging in instead of the dashboard. Both are off by default and never change, hide, or block wp-login.php itself.
= 1.3 =
* Added a Modules page (under the Aurora menu): install and activate Aurora's standalone companion plugins (File Manager, Database Explorer, Site Backup) with one click. This replaces the "Add-ons" section previously in Settings, and is where future Aurora addons will be installable from as they're released.
= 1.2 =
* Menu Creator: fixed the item list showing empty (it now loads correctly), and added drag-and-drop reordering (with up/down buttons) for top-level admin menu items. The order is applied to the Aurora sidebar; hide and rename still work; newly installed plugins' menu items are always preserved.
= 1.1 =
* Plugins screen: the active/inactive state now always reflects the real result after activate/deactivate, even when WordPress reports a benign "unexpected output" on activation.
* Compliance: documented a Plugin Check notice for a WordPress core filter (`emoji_svg_url`) used by the emoji-disable feature.
= 1.0 =
* First public release of Aurora Admin.
* Modern admin shell — fixed sidebar, toolbar, and global search — replacing the default WordPress admin chrome.
* Real replacement screens for Dashboard, Posts, Pages, Media, Users, and Comments, plus Add User, Media Upload, and Profile.
* Nav Menus, Widgets, Themes, and the core Settings screens (General, Writing, Reading, Discussion, Permalinks).
* Power tools: Role Editor, Activity Log, Media Folders, Menu Creator, Admin Notices, and White Label.
* Full dark mode with 10 color presets plus 2 flat neutrals; rounded framed content cards, theme-tinted scrollbars, and an optional (off-by-default) Google Font for the interface.
* Real replacement screens for Dashboard, Posts, Pages, Media, Users, Comments, Plugins, Nav Menus, Widgets, Themes, the core Settings screens (General, Writing, Reading, Discussion, Permalinks), Tools, Export, and Import, plus Add User, Media Upload, and Profile.
* Power tools: Role Editor, an Activity Log with Admin/User tabs and IP tracking, Media Folders, Menu Creator with drag-and-drop reordering, Admin Notices, White Label, Login Redirect, a Disable Gutenberg toggle, and a Modules page for one-click companion-plugin installs.
* Full dark mode — including native screens Aurora frames rather than rebuilds (Site Health, Export/Erase Personal Data, Updates, the Theme/Plugin File Editor) — with 10 color presets plus 2 flat neutrals, rounded framed content cards, theme-tinted scrollbars, and an optional (off-by-default) Google Font for the interface.
* Security & performance hardening, custom admin CSS/JS, and a login-screen customizer.