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Small maintenance release of free Relevanssi, fixing something I was supposed to fix a while ago but forgot.

  • Plugin now works properly without multibyte string functions.
  • Fixed s2member support for s2member versions 110912 and above. (Thanks to Jason Caldwell.)
  • Added support for ‘tag’ query variable.

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Gutenberg Full Site Editing

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  • can’t save after “Quick edit” on any post when Relevanssi plugin is active. no problem with page quick edit.

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