Sep 5, 2026

1.0.26

Summary

PressedMail 1.0.26 is a single-fix release. The "Explore PressedMail Pro"
buttons on the Free edition's Pro page were unreadable in every theme. They
read again, and the same guard now covers every link the plugin renders as a
button.

Fixed

Links rendered as buttons keep the theme's button colours under the

WordPress admin. WordPress paints every link in its own blue with a rule
that sits outside the plugin's style layers, so it won the label colour on
top of the themed button background. One plugin-scoped rule hands the
colour, underline and focus ring back to the button's own styles. The Free
edition's Pro page was the visible case; Pro carries the same guard.

Upgrade Notes

Nothing to do. No settings change and no reconnection needed.
The Free edition's readme, which is also the WordPress.org listing text, is

rewritten. The plugin's behaviour does not change with it.

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Sep 3, 2026

1.0.27

Sep 10, 2026

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