Changelog

Changing an app connection’s start pages re-scans it, and attempting to republish an unchanged Mintlify doc skips empty commits

Saving new start pages or a new product root now triggers a fresh scan of the connected app right away, instead of waiting for the next scheduled scan. Publishing a page whose content already matches the docs repository no longer creates an empty commit.

New

• AI-generated screenshots now match the real screens of your connected app
  Drafting and screenshot capture now draw on the actual labels and screens found in your connected app, so captions name the buttons a reader will really see and pictures are framed and highlighted from what is actually on screen. You can also re-plan and re-capture an existing document’s screenshots.
• Mintlify integration: import docs pages and publish them back via pull request
  You can now connect a Mintlify docs repository and sync its pages into your documents. Publishing an edited page opens a pull request against your docs branch, preserving your frontmatter, images, and any changes made in Mintlify or git since you synced.

Fixed

• Push requests handle unusual HTML faster when checking for an empty article
  The check that rejects pushes with no article text could take a long time on HTML containing many unmatched `<` characters. It now scans the content in a single pass and accepts or rejects exactly the same requests as before.

Fixed

• Workspace members now see real category and author names in the WordPress panel
  Non-owner members previously saw categories as bare numbers and “No authors available” when editing WordPress posts. Category, tag, author, and content-type lists now load correctly for every member of the workspace.
• Code blocks inside a list item now keep their formatting on WordPress
  A list step containing a code block, quote, table or heading was being flattened into plain text on the WordPress site. Such content is now placed right after the list item, with the list’s numbering continued after it.

View notifications without navigating to the inbox

The notification bell now opens as a panel instead of taking you straight to the inbox. Archive or mark as read from the row, Mark all read to clear it.

Tooltips with keyboard shortcuts

Hover a formatting control for a moment, and it tells you what it is. Shortcuts now match the machine you are on: the link button reads ⌘⇧U on macOS and Ctrl+Shift+U on Windows and Linux.

Easily add and remove columns & rows from tables

Add and remove rows and columns, set a header row or column, merge cells, and drag a border to resize. Select text inside a table, and the formatting toolbar now appears above the table rather than over your text.

Image edits are harder to lose

Clicking away from an image’s alt text used to discard it silently. You are now warned first. Renaming an image also makes the file extension explicit, so you cannot break it by accident.

FAQ blocks match your site’s SEO plugin

Insert an FAQ block, and you get one.

The Yoast block on a Yoast site:

The Rank Math block on a Rank Math site:

Workover now detects which plugin is installed instead of asking.

Miscellaneous

• Numbered lists can now start at any number, and preserve these settings from WordPress blocks and syncing to & from WordPress.

  

• Improved the button copy to clarify exactly what is happening in WordPress based on the “status” set:

  

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