chore: Update version to 1.2.1 and enhance documentation #7
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- Updated version number in package.json, passwp-posts.php, and readme.txt to 1.2.1. - Improved CHANGELOG.md with clearer explanations of the single-password concept and added use case examples. - Enhanced README.md and readme.txt to provide detailed guidance on when to use the plugin and when not to use it, emphasizing its simplicity and lack of user management features.
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This pull request releases version 1.2.1 of the PassWP Posts plugin, focusing on significantly improving the documentation. The updates clarify the single-password concept, provide detailed real-world use cases, and add guidance about when not to use the plugin. There are no code or functional changes; all updates are documentation and metadata only.
Documentation improvements:
README.mdandreadme.txtto better explain the single-password concept, detail appropriate use cases (such as staging sites, client portals, and photography galleries), and explicitly state when not to use the plugin (e.g., if membership features are needed). [1] [2]CHANGELOG.mdandreadme.txtto reflect the documentation improvements and new guidance. [1] [2] [3]Version and metadata updates:
package.json,passwp-posts.php, andreadme.txt, and updated the plugin constantPASSWP_POSTS_VERSION. [1] [2] [3] [4]