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.
1.4.9
This release introduces the Modal Exit Intent feature, designed to capture and convert visitors just before they leave your site!
May 16, 2024Modal: Exit Intent
NewTo enable the exit intent feature on a Modal instance:
- Toggle “Trigger type” on
- Add a trigger to the “Action triggers” setting
- Set the trigger type to “Mouse leaves viewport”
- Set the “Repeat actions” to either “Per page visit” (meaning it happens once every visit) or “Never show again”
Fix issue with re-activating license without manual input
FixSaving an existing license without manually inputting it works again
1.4.8
This release addresses accessibility improvements in the Tabs component, fixes height calculation for mobile in Tabs, resolves a function call error in the Accordion component, and introduces customizable menu positioning for the Frames Admin.
May 8, 2024Improved accessibility features in Tabs component
EnhanceEnhancements have been made to the Tabs component to improve accessibility:
- The Tab key now directs focus to the active tab panel.
- New Tabs utilize “div” tags instead of “nav”, “ul”, and “li” tags.
- The down arrow no longer navigates users into tab panels.
- After selecting a tab, keyboard navigation outside the tabs list will focus on the active tab instead of the first tab.
- Resolved an issue where the focus style on each tab was cut off due to overflow hidden.
Note: Existing Tab elements that previously used “nav”, “ul”, and “li” tags require manual adjustments for compatibility.
Fixed height calculation on mobile for Tabs component
FixFixed call to undefined this.addWarning function in Accordion component
FixCustomizable Frames Admin Menu Position
EnhanceIn version 1.4.7, we introduced updates to the Frames admin page in preparation for Automatic.css 3.0. These changes included granting Frames its own admin page and a prominent link in the wp-admin menu. However, following user feedback about maintaining a cleaner WordPress menu area, we’ve added the ability for users to choose the position of the Frames menu item.
You can now find the “Give Frames its own admin page?” option within the Automatic.css settings, located under Frames > Additional Options. By default, this option is set to false, which retains Frames under the ACSS menu.
Additionally, the styling of the Frames admin page now matches the Automatic.css one.
1.4.7
This release makes Frames compatible with upcoming releases of ACSS 3.0. The update won’t impact the layout and styling of your websites, so you can perform it safely. If you’re using ACSS 3.0, this update is mandatory.
April 26, 2024Frames now has its own admin page
EnhanceThis page contains a YouTube playlist of videos to guide you, as well as the license management area.
Frames injects its components correctly in the ACSS 3.0 dashboard
FixThe ACSS dashboard receives information about which Frames components are available straight from the Frames plugin. The syntax for doing so has changed in 3.0, and this update makes Frames compliant.
Fix improper focus when closing a modal
FixThis fixes an issue where, in the presence of multiple modals, closing one of them would improperly leave it focuses until the user clicked somewhere else.
Make closing a modal by clicking outside optional
EnhanceYou can use the new “Disable click outside to close” setting to make a modal not close by clicking outside of it. This defaults to off, meaning existing and new modals do close when clicking outside.
Improve modal positioning controls
EnhanceYou can now use the “align edge to edge” setting to make a modal align with a trigger, and the “center on breakpoint” setting to make a modal center at or below a specific breakpoint.