Changeset 3308613
- Timestamp:
- 06/09/2025 03:57:46 PM (7 months ago)
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- yuto
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tags/0.1.1/readme.txt (modified) (2 diffs)
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trunk/readme.txt (modified) (2 diffs)
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yuto/tags/0.1.1/readme.txt
r3308610 r3308613 28 28 **Custom Post Types Support:** Yuto offers extensive support for custom post types, ensuring full compatibility with any plugin that adds custom post types. This integration allows you to easily index various post types directly into Meilisearch. By using Yuto, you can enhance your customers' search experience across all post types, seamlessly working with plugins such as Easy Digital Downloads, BuddyPress, and others. 29 29 30 **WP CLI 🖥️ Integration:** Yuto includes support for WP-CLI, a powerful command-line interface for WordPress. This integration allows developers and administrators to perform various tasks like: indexing, deletion efficiently through the command line, enhancing workflow and automation capabilities. Execute commands directly in the terminal, making it easier to integrate with scripts and automation tools. 31 30 32 **Shortcode Support:** Prefer to work with shortcodes? Yuto includes powerful shortcodes to render Autocomplete block anywhere on your site. Ideal for advanced layouts and third-party page builders. Use them in **Classic Editor**, **Widgets**, Custom templates with `do_shortcode()` or inside popular page builders like **Elementor** 31 33 … … 35 37 36 38 **Elementor Support (via Shortcode):** Easily integrate Yuto search features into your Elementor layouts using shortcodes. Simply drop a shortcode widget and paste in `[yuto_autocomplete]` — it's that easy. 37 **WP CLI 🖥️ Integration:** Yuto includes support for WP-CLI, a powerful command-line interface for WordPress. This integration allows developers and administrators to perform various tasks like: indexing, deletion efficiently through the command line, enhancing workflow and automation capabilities. Execute commands directly in the terminal, making it easier to integrate with scripts and automation tools. 39 38 40 39 41 **Support and Continuous Development** -
yuto/trunk/readme.txt
r3308610 r3308613 28 28 **Custom Post Types Support:** Yuto offers extensive support for custom post types, ensuring full compatibility with any plugin that adds custom post types. This integration allows you to easily index various post types directly into Meilisearch. By using Yuto, you can enhance your customers' search experience across all post types, seamlessly working with plugins such as Easy Digital Downloads, BuddyPress, and others. 29 29 30 **WP CLI 🖥️ Integration:** Yuto includes support for WP-CLI, a powerful command-line interface for WordPress. This integration allows developers and administrators to perform various tasks like: indexing, deletion efficiently through the command line, enhancing workflow and automation capabilities. Execute commands directly in the terminal, making it easier to integrate with scripts and automation tools. 31 30 32 **Shortcode Support:** Prefer to work with shortcodes? Yuto includes powerful shortcodes to render Autocomplete block anywhere on your site. Ideal for advanced layouts and third-party page builders. Use them in **Classic Editor**, **Widgets**, Custom templates with `do_shortcode()` or inside popular page builders like **Elementor** 31 33 … … 35 37 36 38 **Elementor Support (via Shortcode):** Easily integrate Yuto search features into your Elementor layouts using shortcodes. Simply drop a shortcode widget and paste in `[yuto_autocomplete]` — it's that easy. 37 **WP CLI 🖥️ Integration:** Yuto includes support for WP-CLI, a powerful command-line interface for WordPress. This integration allows developers and administrators to perform various tasks like: indexing, deletion efficiently through the command line, enhancing workflow and automation capabilities. Execute commands directly in the terminal, making it easier to integrate with scripts and automation tools. 39 38 40 39 41 **Support and Continuous Development**
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