A1 Tools

3.4.1

• A1 Gallery: both galleries now have previous and next arrows on their pagination. The Our Work gallery had page numbers but no arrows at all; it now matches the Projects gallery. Arrows stay visible at the ends of the list rather than disappearing — the one you cannot use is simply greyed out, so the controls do not move around under your cursor as you page through.
• A1 Gallery: the “…” in a long pager is now a button. Click it and every page number appears, so you can jump straight to page 7 of 12 instead of stepping there. Each gallery remembers its own expanded list, and the Projects list returns to the short form when you search or change category, because filtering changes how many pages there are.
• The arrows are drawn slightly larger than the numbers so the chevrons match them in height, and they stay that size on tablet and mobile.
• Keyboard and screen-reader users can now reach all of it: the arrows and the “…” are real buttons, a disabled arrow is announced as unavailable rather than vanishing, and after expanding the list the focus moves to the page you are on so you do not lose your place.
• Nothing else about the galleries changes — images, their order, categories, captions, search, filtering, the lightbox, hover effects, per-page counts, borders and all Elementor colour and typography settings are untouched.

3.4.0

• A1 Contact Info: business hours now read the way a person would say them. Days that share a schedule collapse into one row — “Sun – Thu 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM”, then “Friday”, then “Saturday” — instead of listing all seven. A weekend that shares hours joins up across the end of the week too, so Saturday and Sunday appear together rather than at opposite ends of the list. Closed days group the same way, and Hide Closed Days still removes them.
• A range is only joined across the end of the week when it stays short and obvious. Six days wrapping around a single closed midweek day would print as “Thu – Tue” and leave you working out which day was missing, so in that case the rows stay separate and each one says plainly what it means.
• Your own wording is preserved exactly. Whether a site writes “8:00 AM – 10:00 PM” with a hyphen or an en dash, that is what shows; the difference is only used behind the scenes to decide that two days match. “Closed” and a blank day are treated as the same thing.
• This applies to A1 Chimney’s own websites. Every other site keeps the previous seven-row hours exactly as before, and the internal hosts (app, tools, crm, tech, calls, report) are excluded.
• Existing widgets need no changes and no re-saving — the same CSS classes are used, so all current Hours styling, colours, typography and spacing carry over, including in footers. The Elementor editor preview groups identically to the live page and updates as you edit Closed Text and Hide Closed Days.

3.3.5

• A1 Contact Info: business hours now fit whatever space they are given, instead of forcing a sideways scrollbar. When there is room, a day and its time sit on one line. When there is not, the whole time range drops onto its own line directly under that day — never beside it, never under the next day, and never split in the middle of a time. If even that is too tight, only the hours text shrinks, down to a readable floor, leaving your phone, email, address, titles and icons at their normal size. This adapts to how wide the widget itself is, not how wide the screen is, so hours placed in a narrow column behave correctly on a large monitor. Your saved Day and Time typography stays the normal size and is never overwritten.
• A1 Contact Info: removed the colon after each day name, so rows read “Monday 8:00 AM – 10:00 PM”.

3.3.4

• A1 Web Chat: the widget now tells A1 Tools when a visitor closes the chat or leaves the page, so the dispatcher answering them can see whether anyone is still on the other end. A live chat has no hangup — a visitor who shuts the tab leaves a conversation that looks exactly like one where they are still waiting, and dispatchers were composing careful replies to people who had left hours earlier. Uses the browser’s beacon API, which costs nothing on the page and does not delay it unloading. Nothing to configure, and the chat behaves exactly as before for the visitor.

3.3.3

• A1 Gallery: the View Our Projects button now sits below the Our Work pagination instead of above the grid, and Back to Our Work likewise sits at the bottom of the Projects view. Both are centered at every screen size, and both got the same larger treatment — bigger bold text, roomier padding, square corners, yellow with black text, turning orange on hover and on keyboard focus. Switching views, filtering, search, the lightbox, and pagination all work exactly as before.
• A1 Contact Info: business hours now read as one compact line per day — Monday: 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM — instead of a day column separated from the time by a large gap. A time can no longer wrap onto a second line. The old Day Column Width slider is gone, since it was the control that created that gap; existing widgets pick up the new layout with nothing to re-save.
• A1 Contact Info: Phone, Email, and Location each gained an Additional … repeater, so a site can list several numbers, addresses, or offices under one icon and heading. Each entry takes an optional label (“Sales”, “Warehouse”) and its own click-to-call / mailto / Google Maps toggle. The value from A1 Tools stays the first entry; extras stack underneath it in the order you set and inherit the widget’s existing typography, colors, and link styling. A new Value Spacing control in the Layout section sets the gap. Widgets with no extra entries render exactly as before.
• A1 Team: bios reliably appear when Show Bio is on. Sites still holding a team payload cached from before bios were served showed none of them, which looked like the switch was broken; this update refreshes that cache on upgrade.
• Fix: the plugin’s internal version constant said 3.3.1 while the plugin header said 3.3.2, so WordPress and the plugin disagreed about which version was installed and the upgrade routine re-ran on every page load. Both now read the same value.

3.3.2

• A1 Tools moved to a new address. Every endpoint this plugin calls now points at app.a-1chimney.com instead of tools.a-1chimney.com. Nothing changes on your site and no settings need updating — the old address still forwards, but this update means your site stops depending on that forward.