Enhance the WordPress onboarding experience by clearly displaying users’ progress at each step, helping them understand where they are and what’s next. Create account and choose verification type Choose verification placement If the current selection is “When users create an account” If the current selection is “Embed on a
The Token of Trust widgets can now be shown to all visitors, improving the overall verification flow. To display the Token of Trust widgets for non-logged-in users, simply add the widget to a page. Results:
1. Backup your site 2. Install the WordPress Beta Tester plugin 3. Configure the Beta Tester plugin 4. Update WordPress to the RC version 5. Test your plugin/theme compatibility 6. Look for deprecated warnings or errors (Make sure Query Monitor is not activated.) 7. When finished, revert if needed
We’re excited to announce that Token of Trust (TOT) widgets and verification features can now be added directly through Gutenberg blocks, removing the need for shortcodes. The Verification Required page now uses the new Token of Trust Verification block instead of a shortcode. An upgrade script will automatically replace
We’ve added a new way to manage access restrictions directly from your home page. With the introduction of the Protected Pages card, you can now quickly review and adjust which pages require verification before access.
The WordPress Plugin now provisions a Token of Trust account directly within the plugin interface, with a streamlined UX and user consent, eliminating the need to visit Token of Trust HQ.
Token of Trust now tracks when plugins are installed, deactivated, and updated on clients' WordPress sites - logging that information for trouble-shooting purposes.
Added support for triggering the verification gate based on raw paths (URLs) in the setup wizard.
We’ve enhanced the "Page Access Restrictions" feature in WordPress by adding support for the “Block all pages except for” option.