Changelog

Enabled administrators to edit the shared FormZend email layout template when using a classic theme that does not ordinarily support the Templates screen.

Constrained the email editor canvas to the effective layout-template width so its editing view matches previews and sent emails.

Fixed legacy license-key migration so activation, deactivation, and Lite-mode access stay synchronized with the licensing server.

Added an active-license notice when a recognized development or staging site does not use the production activation allowance.

Added an administrator-only settings link for editing the shared FormZend email layout template, including on sites using classic themes.

Added provider-aware merge-tag selectors for button URLs.

Added toolbar controls for linking selected text to merge-tag URLs.

Redesigned Social Links controls with collapsible link panels, reordering controls, and a simplified add-link workflow.

Improved social icon alignment and rendering consistency in both the editor and generated emails.

Improved email preview sizing, scrolling, and automatic iframe height across desktop and mobile modes.

Refined the email editor canvas with a focused 600px content area, zero outer padding, and a locked content region.

Removed the post title from the email editing canvas.

Repositioned Email Styles settings above template source controls for easier access.

Added sensible manual email-style defaults for new installations while preserving settings on existing sites.

Added background image support for Group blocks, including cover and contain sizing, positioning, and repeating backgrounds.

Added email-friendly inline styles and legacy table attributes with solid-colour fallbacks for broader client compatibility.

Added editor-only compatibility warnings for background images and Groups without fallback colours.

Restricted FormZend email templates to the WordPress admin area by disabling public single-template URLs and unauthenticated REST API access.

Added a one-time rewrite-rule refresh to remove legacy front-end template routes after upgrading.

Added a public Gravity Forms attachment filter so third-party plugins can append PDFs and other files specifically to notifications rendered by FormZend.

Documented compatibility with attachments added through Gravity Forms’ native notification filter.

Initial public release.

Added reusable block-editor email templates.

Added WordPress core email template support.

Added integrations for Gravity Forms, Contact Form 7, Ninja Forms, WPForms, and Fluent Forms.

Added provider-aware merge tags, previews, test sends, and conditional content.

Added FormZend Lite mode, license management, and licensed software updates.

Added optional WordPress AI-assisted draft template creation.