Creating Changelogs

Creating changelogs efficiently is essential for keeping your users informed about product updates. Changeloger offers two primary methods to manage your changelogs: using the native Gutenberg block editor for quick, direct publishing, or utilizing the robust Release Builder for advanced management and organization.

Table of Contents

• Creating Changelogs with Blocks
• Using the Release Builder

Creating Changelogs with Blocks

The quickest way to display a changelog on your site is by utilizing the dedicated Changeloger block. This method is ideal for simple, one-off updates directly within your page or post content.

• Create a new page or edit an existing one in your WordPress dashboard.
• Click the + button to add a new block.
• Search for and insert the Changeloger block.
• Enter your changelog content directly within the block editor.
• Configure your preferred display settings using the block sidebar.
• Publish your page to make the changelog live.

Using the Release Builder

For more control, better organization, and professional product management, we recommend using the Release Builder. This feature provides a centralized, visual interface for managing releases, supporting multiple products, draft workflows, and import capabilities.

Navigate to Changeloger > Releases in your dashboard.

Create a product entry for your specific plugin, theme, or application.

Add new releases, assigning them appropriate version numbers.

Add specific change items (such as features, fixes, or improvements) to each release.

Publish the release to make it available for the frontend.

Display your organized content using the Release Hub block on your chosen page.

The Release Builder excels in scenarios where you have a structured release process, as it allows for visual version management, clear statistics, and external imports from text files.