What We've Been Up To
Changelog
Note: The changelog no longer lists new layouts. It only contains updates to components. Layouts published in the last 30 days (new layouts) are marked as "new" in the library.
Wrong positioning of Modal widget.
FixThis issue was caused by our decision to wrap the modal with an extra <div> in an effort to address https://community.automaticcss.com/c/bugs-frames/potential-bug-report.
We have reverted the faulty code. For modals on the Header Template, we recommend that you either wrap them in a div or insert them inside the header container.
The CSS to fix the positioning related to Modal positioning problem should be removed, as it is not necessary anymore.
1.4.14
This release fixes an accessibility issue on the Slider widget, and a bug on the Modal widget.
June 28, 2024Fix aria-controls for Slider Widget
FixThis fixes what was reported in: https://community.automaticcss.com/c/help-me-frames/frames-slider-component-accessibility-improvement
Fix disappearing header when a modal is in it
FixThis fixes what was reported in: https://community.automaticcss.com/c/bugs-frames/potential-bug-report
Accordions filtered with WPGB no longer cause an error
FixWhen searching an Accordion using a WPGB facet, cancelling the search would cause an error that would completely break the Accordion functionality. This has now been fixed.
We’re still investigating an incompatibility when multiple WPGB instances are present on the same page. Let us know if you run into any issues with that configuration so we can prioritize fixing it.
Accordion items containing a link to the current page no longer cause all other accordion items to open
FixAs reported here: https://community.automaticcss.com/c/3-0-beta/bug-accordion-height-changes-breaking-layout
1.4.12
This release is the first step in our ongoing mission to make our testing more accurate and comprehensive, ensuring you can upgrade with confidence.
June 6, 2024[Internal] Foundations of our build pipeline
NewWe’ve laid the groundwork for our build pipeline, an internal tool that runs a series of automated tests on every change we make to our code. This will make our testing process more reliable, helping to prevent old bugs from reappearing.