v1.3.6 - 2026-09-09
🟠* Fix - Choosing your sport on a new install could leave every game, team, player and season page returning "page not found". The plugin builds its own web addresses for those pages - /american-football/game/..., /basketball/team/... - and rebuilds that list whenever you change which sports you use. The rebuild ran a fraction of a second too early: it saved the list before the newly chosen sport had been added to it, so what got stored still described the sport you had just switched away from. Core WordPress pages and the admin area were unaffected, which made it read as a theme or permalink problem rather than a plugin one, and nothing corrected it later on its own - a site set up this way stayed that way until permalinks were saved by hand under Settings > Permalinks. Existing sites were mostly spared by accident, because any plugin update that changes the database version rebuilds the list as a side effect, which is why this went unnoticed for so long. Nothing was ever lost or corrupted: the games, teams and players imported correctly and simply had no address to answer on
🟠* Fix - Text you can rename under Settings > Translations still could not be translated into another language. Renaming and translating are two separate mechanisms and only the first of them worked: a heading you renamed changed everywhere as expected, but the same text handed to a translator never reached the translation file, so a German or Spanish site went on showing English no matter how complete the translation was. Nothing on screen could tell you which of the two you were looking at. This covered 302 pieces of on-screen text - standings column headings, game statistics rows, box score sections, the timeline, odds, brackets and the shortcodes built on them - and the translation file has grown from 411 entries to 548 as a result. Verified on a German build: text that never translated at all now does, and the same nine pages across three sports render identically in English. A check runs as part of our test suite so this cannot quietly return
🟠* Fix - Text you can rename under Settings > Translations still could not be translated into another language. Renaming and translating are two separate mechanisms and only the first of them worked: a heading you renamed changed everywhere as expected, but the same text handed to a translator never reached the translation file, so a German or Spanish site went on showing English no matter how complete the translation was. Nothing on screen could tell you which of the two you were looking at. This covered 302 pieces of on-screen text - standings column headings, game statistics rows, box score sections, the timeline, odds, brackets and the shortcodes built on them - and the translation file has grown from 411 entries to 548 as a result. Verified on a German build: text that never translated at all now does, and the same nine pages across three sports render identically in English. A check runs as part of our test suite so this cannot quietly return
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