Improvements:

• German translation (Danke Mattias… or is it “Dank“?)
• Updated the .po files for people creating or updating translations
• Improvements to how the system handles changes to the contents of the “styles” folder.
• A menu icon for those using Ozh’s Admin Drop Down Menu plugin

…plus the usual regimen of minor code improvements here and there.

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The biggest change from the user end is that localizations (i.e. translations) now work. (The had worked previously, but broke somewhere along the way.) It includes French and Italian translations.

If anyone out there would like to translate the plugin for others who speak that language, see the readme in the “languages” folder, and send it along to me – I’ll include it in the next version.

Actually, the French and Italian files could probably use some updating too.

Go get it!

Full changelog (for the geeks):
* Fixed design flaw introduced in 2.1.1. Style option now stores file basename relative to styles directory -- should not store full URL if we're going to let user change the directory.
* BUGFIX: Localizations not working. (Incorrect path)
* Localizations (.mo files) will work directly from languages/ folder
* Changed init() to class constructor -- no more hooking "init" action
* Moved activation hook call to constructor
* Minor code cleanup to comply with WP Coding Standards

http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Coding_Standards

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• Increased efficiency of version checking
• Fixed a small bug with the admin footer
• Significant cleanup of Style selection code
• Moved Default style to resources folder so it can’t be misplaced
• Significant error checking RE missing or renamed styles
  • If chosen style is missing, falls back to default rather than linking nonexistent file

Two notes if you’re upgrading from an old version:

1. You may discover that the Styles dropdown in the Settings screen now has two items called “Default”. If so, go into /jspullquotes/styles/ and delete Default.css — you don’t need it anymore.
2. There has been a change to the way the Style setting is saved. It should auto-update existing settings, but if it doesn’t work you may find that your chosen style has reverted to the default. If so, simply go into settings and re-save with the style you want.

As of 2.1, JavaScript Pull-Quotes is fully compatible with WordPress 2.6.

Go get it!

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