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@rdlabo rdlabo released this 02 Sep 13:17

Overview

v9.1.0 makes the theme easier to reuse, extend, and override in downstream applications. The rendered Material Design 3 appearance is intended to remain unchanged; the main improvement is that more styling now flows through Ionic's public customization APIs and the normal CSS cascade.

Theme customization and reuse

  • Moved eligible styling from Shadow Parts to documented Ionic CSS custom properties, including back-button sizing and padding, range knob colors, toggle track and handle colors, and disabled detail-icon opacity. Shadow Parts remain only where Ionic does not expose an equivalent public property. (#39)
  • Removed the remaining !important declarations from the shipped theme styles. Action-sheet width, outlined fields in inset lists, and structured-list action icons can now be overridden through normal cascade order and specificity. (#39)
  • Preserved Ionic's standard color behavior: explicit color values on inset-list notes, header labels, and header icons now take precedence, while the theme defaults still apply when no color is specified. (#41, #42)

More robust composition patterns

  • Input and textarea counters are now treated as structured-list support text, so counters remain visible and list borders are placed correctly. This covers both the built-in input counter and counterFormatter output. (#34)
  • Structured group styling is now scoped to direct children of each inset list. A single ion-radio-group can span multiple inset lists without nested groups receiving duplicate boundaries. (#36)
  • Toolbar start-slot detection now considers direct children only, preventing nested slotted content from unexpectedly changing title padding. (#35)

For maintainers and contributors

  • Added gated package candidates: an administrator can publish a CI-verified pull-request commit to the beta npm dist-tag with /beta, while verified main candidates publish to next. Candidate publishing cannot update latest. (#37)

No markup migration is expected for this release. Existing visuals and interaction states were kept compatible and checked with builds, component tests, and light/dark screenshot coverage.

Full Changelog: v9.0.2...v9.1.0