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# Change Log

## 1.2 - 2020-09-06

### Added

* Ability to have show the Agreement text in a box above the Agree button.
* Added four new arguments to the main Valtt object creation:
  * Show Agreement: "y" or "n"
  * Agreement Rows: # of rows for the textarea height
  * Agreement Columns: # of columns for the textarea width
  * Agreement CSS: CSS to use in the textarea tag

### Changed

* Updated URL for the valtt.js file > <https://app.valtt.com/v1.2/valtt.js>

## 1.0.2 - 2020-08-11

### Added

* Ability to have multiple clickwraps on the same page.

### Changed

* Updated URL for the valtt.js file > <https://app.valtt.com/v1/valtt.js>
* To save test or live data, simply pass in the environment "test" or "live" when valtt is instantiated. See the code snippet.
* jQuery is now required as a JavaScript source tag at the top of the code snippet. Before it was added automatically by the valtt.js code. If your page already includes it, you can remove this line.

## 1.0.1 - 2020-07-23

### Added

* Ability to save to test or live data.&#x20;

## 1.0.0 - 2020-07-18

### Initial Deployment


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