Release 2.9.1

October 17, 2024
23 changes

This release brings some major improvements – especially to the Advanced CSS and the SuperpowerCSS – and some bug fixes appeared recently.

You can now add/edit/delete/rename your own recipes in Advanced CSS. What is a recipe? The concept has been introduced by ACSS and it represents a CSS snippet that you can easily inject into your elements inside the custom CSS control - it will replace the shortcut with the actual code associated to the recipe. This…
Recipes created by ACSS are now fully integrated inside Advanced CSS if you have ACSS installed and running.
You can add recipes programmatically using the following PHP filter:
Community recipes are snippet of CSS codes shared by the community users and available for everyone.
In the 2.9 release, SCSS files inside Advanced CSS weren't compatible with the property/variable suggestion dropdown. It's now fully working with all type of files.
In 2.9 release, the SCSS files has the beautify CSS & the Variabilize CSS functions disabled. Both functions are now available for all types of files in Advanced CSS.
There is a new option in the bottom-left of the Advanced CSS modal that allows you to recompile and regenerate all the CSS files created by AT.
In the 2.9 release, the sass code included inside global classes and inside the elements of the page weren't automatically recompiled if you changed some partial/mixin value. Now it will recompile everything as soon as you save your Advanced CSS settings.
There could potentially be issues if your browser timezone would differ from your server timezone regarding the automatic recompile of your partials/mixins on other pages.
While the previous release fixed the autogenerated slashes inside the builder, there were still some issues inside the generated CSS files by AT.