Release 3.0.2

January 31, 2025
20 changes

This release mainly improves/fixes existing issues since the release of 3.0 of Advanced Themer.

When your Structure panel grows long and complex, finding a specific element can be a hassle, right? With this feature enabled, you can easily filter the panel by element label, name, global class, CSS ID, Bricks ID, or even text content within the element.

In this version, you can enable a new floating bar at the bottom of the Structure Panel, allowing you to quickly toggle the following options: hide the current element, hide it only inside the builder, or remove it from the frontend.
When the tweak "Remove Default Libraries for Icons" is activated, opening the icon control will automatically select the "SVG" option by default.
When closing the AT Color Picker, the Bricks Color Picker remained open. Now, both are synced to close together.
Inside the quick search modal, you can now filter your structure elements by content keyword. This will return all the elements that contain the keyword inside the text control.
In the quick search modal, you can now filter structure elements by their attached global class names. This will display all elements that have at least one class matching your search term.
When the Responsive Helper tweak is enabled in the Theme Settings, the helper now activated by default on load.
At times, the structure panel and iframe were out of sync when adding new elements from the right-side shortcuts. This issue has been resolved.
When importing a structure from the CodePen Converter without an active element selected in the Structure Panel, the JavaScript function previously returned an error. This has been fixed, and the CodePen structure is now correctly added to the root of the panel.
The Mask Helper tweak stopped working correctly since 3.0: selecting a mask from the modal had zero effects on the element. It has now been fixed.
Clicking on both "Hide the element in the builder" or "Remove the element from the frontend" inside the contextual menu of the Structure Panel would also trigger the "Hide element" function and set the display property to "none".