Darcy Release - v7.0.1
Why 7.0.1 and not 7.0.0? Well, I made a tiny mistake with npm versioning and...well, the patch version was inadvertently bumped and that's why. Sometimes my fear of breaking something with npm is a bit irrational, but oh well.
Changelog
- (#306) [FEATURE]
lost-row: none;
was added to reset the element back to default settings. - (#297) [BUGFIX] Updates the
clear: left;
to beclear: both;
forlost-column/waffle
rule. - (#299) [BUGFIX] Changes the size from 99.99/999999% to 99.9% within
lost-column
,lost-masonry-column
,lost-move
,lost-offset
,lost-row
andlost-waffle
. This is because in Edge and IE there were some rounding errors causing stacking of columns instead of allowing them to sit side-by-side. - (#251) [REFACTOR] Minor refactor to add in
cloneAllBefore
function to make readability easier.
Note for IE users
- All uses of
lost-column
,lost-masonry-column
,lost-move
,lost-offset
,lost-row
andlost-waffle
will have their calc equation adjusted to use 99.9%. This could cause breakage in very edge cases especially in older versions of Internet Explorer. This version should be tested to see if any columns stack instead of site side-by-side. - Within
lost-column
andlost-waffle
the clear has been updated fromleft
toboth
.- If this is an issue (which in testing I found none), there is a new global setting that will adjust this back to the previous behavior. Just put
@lost clearing left;
at the top of your file and the global configuration will be set.
- If this is an issue (which in testing I found none), there is a new global setting that will adjust this back to the previous behavior. Just put