= 3.1.5 =

**If upgrading from a previous version of this plugin it may be necessary to activate the CSS for each form that uses the multiple column functionality. This is done by going to the form -> Form Settings -> Check the box beside Load CSS Stylesheet -> Click Update Form Settings.**

Fix: Update button in administrator fixed when Gravity Forms -> Settings in On state (GFMC-43)

= 3.1.4 =

**If upgrading from a previous version of this plugin it may be necessary to activate the CSS for each form that uses the multiple column functionality. This is done by going to the form -> Form Settings -> Check the box beside Load CSS Stylesheet -> Click Update Form Settings.**

Fix: Page count added to row count causing division by zero issue (GFMC-30)

= 3.1.3 =

**If upgrading from a previous version of this plugin it may be necessary to activate the CSS for each form that uses the multiple column functionality. This is done by going to the form -> Form Settings -> Check the box beside Load CSS Stylesheet -> Click Update Form Settings.**

Fix: Multipage form layout broken (GFMC-29)

= 3.1.2 =

**If upgrading from a previous version of this plugin it may be necessary to activate the CSS for each form that uses the multiple column functionality. This is done by going to the form -> Form Settings -> Check the box beside Load CSS Stylesheet -> Click Update Form Settings.**

Fix: Problem with form deactivation on save.

= 3.1.1 =

**If upgrading from a previous version of this plugin it may be necessary to activate the CSS for each form that uses the multiple column functionality. This is done by going to the form -> Form Settings -> Check the box beside Load CSS Stylesheet -> Click Update Form Settings.**

Fix: Inaccurate set of files uploaded.

= 3.1.0 =

**If upgrading from a previous version of this plugin it may be necessary to activate the CSS for each form that uses
the multiple column funcitonality.  This is done by going to the form -> Form Settings -> Check the box beside
 Load CSS Stylesheet -> Click Update Form Settings.**

Fix: IE11 CSS styling that was not correctly aligning columns.
Improvement: Form settings modified which allows the addition of a .js file that hides and shows the wrapper list
element around conditional logic elements.
Improvement: Form settings modified which allows the plugin CSS file to be enabled and disabled for inclusion.
Improvement: Included possibility to allow for CSS classes to be defined for columns
Improvement: Removes form entries added when the plugin is uninstalled.
Improvement: Form validation when saving to reduce unequal row start to row end implementations.
Improvement: Introduced functionality that will also provide appropriate layout on AJAX generated forms.
Alteration: Changed Column Start and Column End to Row Start and Row End respectively.

= 3.0.3 =
Fix: Removed echo commands as these were causing update issues from within Gutenberg pages. Improvement: Altered CSS to be more specific with class naming implementation.

= 3.0.2 =
Re-release of version 3.0.0.

= 3.0.1 =
Restored 2.1.1 as version 3.0.0 appeared to generate an Internal Server Error.

= 3.0.0 =
Restructured way that columns and rows are added to forms; native UI buttons are now integrated into the Gravity Forms interface. Resolved a few issues that had been highlighted in previous versions: Displaying multiple forms on a single page Correct error handling when form id not present in shortcode * CSS enhancements to align list elements

= 2.1.1 =
This version removed code that had been used for testing multisite in 2.1.0.

= 2.1.0 =
This version resolves issues around the plugin providing network only functionality on multisite installations. This plugin will now allow admins to activate or deactivate on individual network sites. A new CSS style has been introduced to remove the left padding and left margin from the first column of each row of the created form, to allow for a form to line up elements as expected. This is achieved with the style: li[class*=\"column-count-1\"] > div > ul Please note that with this version, the title of this plugin has changed and will now likely appear in a new location in your plugin list. Do not be alarmed! This is simply a new naming convention to align with Wordpress recommendations.

= 2.0.1 =
Code altered to account for web servers with PHP version < 5.4.

= 2.0.0 =
Introduced new feature to allow for multiple rows. Individual rows will split the columns they contain evenly.

= 1.0.1 =
Altered details related to the supporting files. No functional alterations. Upgrade optional.

= 1.0.0 =
Initial Release. Trumpets sound!