We are proud to announce that we released a new add-on for Vimeotheque PRO which introduces compatibility with learning management system LearnDash.
This new add-on allows you to automatically import Vimeo videos as LearnDash video lessons and assign them to lesson categories and lesson tags automatically.
We just released Vimeotheque 2.0.21 which solves, among other issues, a bug into the Block editor when editing a video post that caused the editor to display the error message “Updating failed. The response is not a valid JSON response.“.
Also very important is the fact that starting with this version, the minimum WordPress version required by the plugin is WordPress 5.3.
Here’s the entire Vimeotheque 2.0.21 changelog:
If you encounter any issues with this update, please either fill a support ticket from your CodeFlavors account or leave a message on the WordPress repository plugin page.
A new addition to the Vimeotheque add-ons library was added: the Vimeotheque video subtitles management. What does it do? It helps you to easily set a video subtitle to be loaded by default.
We’re happy to announce that we released a new Vimeotheque PRO add-on called Vimeotheque PRO – Push to Vimeo. This add-on will allow you to push your local WordPress changes made to a video post to the attached video on Vimeo.
Great news! Our new Vimeotheque Documentation website is now live and ready for you!
We decided to create a dedicated documentation website for Vimeotheque so that we can answer all your questions and give all information you need in a clear and concise way.
We’re constantly improving the documentation so if you find something missing or would like to know something, don’t hesitate to contact us.
A lot of changes happened during the last couple of months! We renamed the plugin to Vimeotheque and we developed and released version 2 for the plugin. The most notable change that comes with version 2 is the fact that Vimeotheque PRO 2 works as add-on for the free version of Vimeotheque.