I’m bringing you the newsletter for the month of September 2015.
Have a look at some of the exciting happenings we had during the month of September.
“The real opportunity for success lies within the person and not in the job.” — Zig Ziglar
A new release of our FREE and popular Slideshow Gallery Plugin are now available for an update. This release is a minor release that contain a few bug fixes, enhancements and new features.
One of the main features of this update is to bring you a fully multilingual Slideshow Gallery plugin.
The WordPress Slideshow Gallery plugin now supports qTranslate-X and WPML.
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We have updated the Stripe Payment Gateway extension for the WordPress Shopping Cart plugin which includes new improvements.
The main reason for this update is to improve the Stripe payment method to include the new Stripe API. It’s internal changes, you won’t be able to see it. We’ve also added a new Bootstrap design to ensure responsiveness on the payment page.
A new update for the Checkout – Advanced Coupon plugin is available.
A new feature to specify countries to which coupons should apply to is added in this release. Some performance improvements has been made and an upgrade on Select2 to version 4.0.0 is included.
Aramex, a new additional shipping method for the WordPress Shopping Cart plugin.
Aramex is an international shipping company which delivers packages to your customers locally and globally. You can use it as an additional shipping method on your WordPress Shopping Cart plugin.
A new release of the WordPress Newsletter plugin is available. Version 4.5.5.6 contains some bug fixes , new features and improvements.
Fixed Issues Highlights
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