Introduction
The TransitionButtons add-on is a simple plugin for the Plone platform to make the state-change buttons in the edit bar more visibile. It just adds a small portlet-like box with very obvious buttons to publish/retract/etc the current document, assuming the user has rights to do so. Contributors ============
Changelog
0.9.75 (9/18/2014)
Viewlet now longer appears when the product is not installed.
Remove the ‘No Value’ option for the location drop box
0.9.74 (9/10/2014)
Added field to specify spacing around button box
0.9.73 (9/8/2014)
Button box now changes to fit the size of it’s contents.
Added dropdown to select which corner the box will float in.
0.9.71 (9/4/2014)
Removed leftover jqueryui dependency
0.9.7a (9/4/2014)
Removed dependency on jqueryui
More rewording
0.9.6a (8/27/2014)
Several small JS bug fixes.
Added uninstall profile.
Added “Enabled Content Types” settings.
Rewording
.9.5
Created “close” button to allow users to quickly remove the button box
if they want to.
Added further tests.
Refactored prefernces checkbox
.9
Created setting to make the button box “float” on the page.
Setup unit testing, added tests.
Moved the user preference option to the actual preferences page.
.8.5
Added the ability to opt out of the button panel in user preferences.
Added code to prevent button panel from appearing to un-authenticated users.
.8
Arbitrary version number change to more accurately reflect progress
.30
Actually started logging changes.
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