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# Changelog (Divi Modules)

### 1.0.10

*February 26, 2026*

**⬆️ Enhancements:**

* Compatibility with Divi 5.0.

### 1.0.9

*July 28, 2025*

**🛠 Fixes:**

* Minor bug fixes.

### 1.0.8

*November 26, 2024*

**🛠 Fixes:**

* Minor bug fixes.

### 1.0.7

*May 13, 2024*

* **Fix**: When only one category was selected in the Course Carousel, Courses from all categories were displayed.

### 1.0.6

*December 22, 2023*

* **Fixed**: When Courses Carousel is added and one category of courses is selected, the message "No Courses found for this category" is displayed.
* **Fixed**: Filtering in Course Carousel is not working.

### 1.0.5

*September 26, 2022*

* **Fixed:** Minor bug fixes.

### 1.0.4

*November 24, 2021*

* **Fixed:** Compatible with the latest version of the Divi Builder plugin.

### 1.0.3

*November 2, 2021*

* **Fixed:** Minor bugs.

### 1.0.2

*October 27, 2021*

* **Update:** readme.txt

### 1.0.1

*October 22, 2021*

* **Update:** readme.txt

### 1.0.0

*October 20, 2021*

* Plugin Release.


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