With Bricks' CSS sync enabled, converting an element's UX values to CSS wiped both the controls and the CSS instead of converting them. The command is now unavailable while CSS sync is on, since the sync already keeps the two in step.

With an AT panel open on the right, the tooltips on Bricks' toolbar were hidden behind it. The panels now sit below the toolbar so its tooltips stay readable.

Clicking a color in the Color Manager opened the picker behind the panel, so it was invisible. The picker and the other AT popups now open in front.

AT's clean-up of unused global classes could run before Bricks had finished loading the page, which made it look at an incomplete list. It now waits for the data to be ready.

After editing the toolbar layout, the AT menu icon could vanish until the builder was reloaded. It now comes back on its own once the layout is applied.

Moving or hiding toolbar items in Bricks 2.4's Builder Interface could make AT's icons disappear, or leave several Responsive Sliders stacked on top of each other. AT now follows its icons wherever the items are placed.

Floating the structure panel used to free up its space for the canvas. In Bricks 2.4 that space stayed reserved and empty, and resizing the floating panel resized the empty strip instead. The canvas now takes the space back.

When the structure panel was set to float, the shortcuts sidebar next to it kept the height of the docked panel and stopped short. It now fills the floating panel.

Bricks 2.4 can place toolbars on any side of the screen, which left AT's panels a little out of position: part of the panel behind them stayed visible. AT's panels now measure the toolbars and cover the full area, and stop above a bottom toolbar instead of running underneath it.

AT's element shortcuts sidebar was pinned to the edge of the screen, which in Bricks 2.4 is where the new side toolbar sits, so the two overlapped. The sidebar now sits inside the structure panel where it belongs.