Release 3.3.4

July 24, 2025
18 changes

This release includes a handful of new minor builder tweaks and improvements/fixes related to functions introduced recently.

Sometimes you need to transfer all the values from your Content or Style tab to another breakpoint, element, or even a global class. The new Control Group Contextual Menu makes it easy—copy, paste, reset, or even extend values to all elements at the same DOM level in just a few clicks.

Ever wanted to copy the values of a specific Control Group and apply them to another breakpoint, element, or even a global class? With the new Control Group Contextual Menu, you can do it in just a few clicks. Copy, paste, reset, or even extend values to all elements at the same DOM level—instantly and effortlessly.

Removing elements from the Structure is straightforward—but what about the global classes attached to them? They often get left behind as orphans, cluttering your global class list. With this new option in the contextual menu, you can now remove both the elements and their attached classes in one go.

Accessing your component can be a bit tedious—you need to open the contextual menu and locate the “Edit component” option every time. With this builder tweak enabled, simply double-click the component in the Structure Panel to edit it instantly.

Hovering over a global class in the Bricks class dropdown now previews the class on the current element—and on all selected elements when bulk edit is enabled.
A new option has been added to the Focus Mode message, allowing you to jump to the parent element without exiting the Focus Mode.
A new option has been added to the Focus Mode message, allowing you to automatically highlight the corresponding iframe section when focusing an element in the Structure Panel—keeping both views perfectly in sync.
You can now trigger Focus Mode by holding CMD/CTRL + SHIFT and clicking any element inside the iframe—not just from the Structure Panel.
When jumping tabs or elements, SuperPowerCSS could produce a significant layout shift. Now the experience should be a lot smoother.
A new option has been added to the Class Contextual Menu, allowing you to convert directional properties to logical properties—for the current element, its attached global classes, and all of its child elements.
A JavaScript error could occur when the UX Builder settings were empty, causing other functions to break.
Hovering over global classes within the class dropdown of Bricks didn't trigger the preview inside the Iframe anymore.
Bricks 2.0 introduced new options for handling control group visibility. When the control group visibility was set to "always", the layout of SuperPowerCSS could be broken when containing long CSS declarations.
Clicking on the dark mode switcher within the Color Manager no longer triggered the color scheme switch.