The IndexNow plugin for Geeklog is evolving with version 1.2.0. This release goes beyond submitting articles and static pages: it introduces a generic interoperability mechanism that allows other Geeklog plugins to notify search engines when their own public content is created, updated, or deleted.

The goal is simple: if a Geeklog plugin knows that one of its public items has changed, it should be able to announce that change without the IndexNow plugin needing to understand its database structure, internal tables, or routing logic.

This creates a cleaner and more extensible way for Geeklog plugins to cooperate.

IndexNow 1.2.0 is available from the Geeklog Plugins repository:

https://github.com/Geeklog-Plugins/IndexNow

A new version of the Maps plugin for Geeklog is now available.

Maps 1.6.0 is a major modernization release that brings the plugin up to date with current Geeklog versions, modern PHP environments, and the Google Maps Platform, while preserving compatibility with older installations.

The new version is available from the official Geeklog Plugins repository:

https://github.com/Geeklog-Plugins/maps

Menu 1.3.0 for Geeklog is now available.

This new release brings a major modernization of the Menu plugin while preserving compatibility with existing Geeklog installations, menu structures and legacy rendering.

Menu 1.3.0 is designed for real-world use on existing sites, with support for Geeklog 2.1.1 through 2.2.2 and PHP 5.6 through 8.1. The release improves security, performance, administration, multisite support and integration with modern Geeklog themes.

The goal of Menu 1.3.0 is not to reinvent navigation or force existing sites into a new architecture.

The modernization has deliberately been conservative: preserve what already works, remove obsolete code, strengthen weak points and provide cleaner foundations for future development.

Existing menu structures, permissions, ordering and legacy rendering remain supported, while the internal architecture has been substantially cleaned up.