What We've Been Up To

This feature allows users to toggle a specific class on a target selector.
The target selector input accepts:
class, .class, #id, data-attribute=”value” and [data-attribute=”value”]

Refactor the Table of Contents element for improved maintainability.

The Table of Contents element now uses a different rendering method inside the Bricks editor, significantly improving the user experience and performance.

Accordion element code refactor. To use the updated version, enable the new toggle under ACSS Dashboard > Frames > Components > (Use new Accordion).

Added an option for the Slider element to enable release wheel feature from splidejs. This option is not compatible with the loop slider type, as it is always in a continuous loop.

This feature introduces controls for the Slider element, inline padding (LTR, RTL) and block padding (TTB) for the slide track.

This fix prevents sync issues in the loop mode when the slide set per page is decimal.

Replaces old deprecated colors from ACSS that were being used in Trigger.

Fixes an issue closing Modal with ESCAPE key when Modal was opened from Trigger Element.

Fixes issues with Trigger element Background colors and styling.

Slider Controls element now respects the ‘No. of slides to move’ set on Slider element.

Trigger element now have border and active border controls.

Resolved issues with behavior and scroll to hash Feature.

Refinements to background color specificity and target, for better design control.

Introduced new border settings for active states ( Icon ).

Enhanced detection of Cloudflare-related errors during plugin activation.

Allows Background and Typography settings on the Styles Tab to be used.

Disables a Feature Flag that was activated by mistake.

Refactored multiple parts of the Table of Contents in PHP/JS. Carried over from 1.5.0-beta.

Automatically adjusts scroll calculations based on header height, ideal for fixed or sticky headers Carried over from 1.5.0-beta.

The new Bottom Offset feature automatically positions itself below the last child in the post content, allowing the ToC to include those headings.

This feature detects the WordPress admin-bar and adjusts the offset accordingly, with no impact on logged-out visitors.

Introduced a new Action Trigger that activates on hover.

Implemented a Repeat Action feature that repeats the Action Trigger every time.

Notes, a new element in Frames, is designed to document Frames designs and can be used to add documentation to a page. (Exclusive to Bricks Editor render.)

The “Show Headings Up To” setting is now fully functional. Carried over from 1.5.0-beta.

Enhanced ToC item active class calculations for greater precision. Carried over from 1.5.0-beta.

Enhanced the smooth scroll functionality. Carried over from 1.5.0-beta.

The ToC now generates more user-friendly IDs by extracting the first three words from the heading content and appending an index, also respects any ID set in Gutenberg. Carried over from 1.5.0-beta.

Substantial changes to the Modal UX, with controls rearranged and labeled for intuitive use.

Updated auto-scroll tooltip for enhanced clarity.

In alignment with our broader mission for 2025, we’ve made extensive improvements to our CI/CD and testing framework.

Resolved an issue where the page should not auto-scroll when both “Open First Item” and “Scroll to Hash” options are active.

Fixed a bug where the URL should not change when “Open First Item” and “Scroll to Hash” are enabled during page load.

Added compatibility to use “Scroll to Hash” within query loops.