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The entire library is now compatible with the Sass module system, and backwards compatibile with the existing Sass import system. This means you can import the whole library or its parts with @use/@forward or @import, and override variables in all of the available ways. The functions and mixins are all available in both systems
The breakpoints at which .a-card is output can now be specified with the $bitstyles-card-breakpoints Sass variable. Default is at m, and l breakpoints
Padding for .a-cards is specifiable with the $bitstyles-card-sizes Sass variable. By default there is a base size, and a large size
A new .a-card__header element allows edge-to-edge header sections for cards of all sizes
Adds row-start utility classes .u-row-start-x where x is a number, to specify which row an element should start in
Fixed
.u-col-span- and .u-col-start- classes are available at @l breakpoint again. Fixes the complex form example
$bitstyles-col-span-breakpoints variable has been corrected to $bitstyles-col-start-breakpoints. If you were using this variable, you’ll need to rename it
Breaking
As .a-card elements now set their own padding, remove any utility padding classes. If the padding does not match your requirements, it can be customized using the cards’ sass variables
If you output any flashes or other content at the top of an .a-card element using negative-margin utility classes to cancel out the padding, these classes should now be replaced with the .a-card__header class
Removes settings/color-base, and merges its variables into settings/color-palette. If you’re already using the Sass module system, you’ll need to rename all variables containing color-base to color-palette