v3.3.0

📋 What's Changed

Breaking Changes

• Smaller radio, checkbox, and toggle indicators: DaisyRadio, DaisyCheckBox, and DaisyToggle now use smaller dimensions across all size tiers. Existing layouts that depend on the previous dimensions may break or need style adjustments.
• Migration: Review fixed dimensions, spacing, label alignment, and existing style overrides. Adjust Size or override the relevant indicator tokens/styles where your application requires specific dimensions. Setting the same Size as before does not preserve the old dimensions.
• Theme color corrections: Multiple themes now use adjusted foreground and border colors to improve readability. These changes affect the appearance of buttons, text, icons, and borders. Review custom color overrides and applications that depend on the previous palette values.

Added

• Added DaisyThemeManager.ExcludedThemes, HideTheme, ShowTheme, and IsThemeVisible for startup and runtime visibility control. Both theme dropdowns refresh automatically; hidden themes remain available for direct application.
• Added PreferredThemes for multiple default preferred entries and AddTheme(originalName, displayName, preferred) on the manager and both dropdowns. Standard and product themes can be mixed without replacing the existing lists.
• Theme entries support display aliases and multiple preferred entries. Preferred entries appear first, with each group sorted by display text. Selection still uses the original theme name.
• Local dropdown overrides take precedence over global settings for the same original name. RemoveThemeOverride restores the inherited entry without applying a theme or unregistering it.
• Added a non-selectable separator between preferred and normal entries. Clicking it does not change selection or close the popup; keyboard navigation is unchanged.
• Added a mixed-theme gallery example and documentation for global configuration, local overrides, runtime changes, and resetting the lists.
• Added the manual iOS Gallery Simulator workflow to build the ARM64 simulator app on macOS and capture selected gallery sections in Light and Dark themes. Workflow artifacts include screenshots, the simulator app, and diagnostic logs.

Changed

• Checkboxes, radio buttons, and toggles use compact indicators and size-tier label fonts. Their global size is a fallback below application styles, bindings, and local values; opt-out branches remain independent.
• Selection-control labels and indicators scale together from the current size-tier resources. Font scaling no longer writes a fixed local FontSize.
• Both theme dropdowns use a shared resolver for additions, exclusions, ordering, previews, and group separators. Bound item collections remain live during filtering, collection updates, and source replacement; collection subscriptions follow attachment and detachment.

Fixed

• Radio buttons and toggles now have explicit ExtraLarge styling instead of falling back to Medium, so Large is no longer bigger than ExtraLarge.
• Toggle knob positions follow the current track bounds instead of fixed offsets.
• Checkbox, radio, and toggle label rows provide a continuous click target around their compact indicators.
• DaisyThemeController checkbox mode follows the global or explicit size and scaling, using the compact checkbox tokens with a larger click area.
• Black-theme Primary, Secondary, and Accent text uses the readable Default foreground in Outline, Dash, and Soft buttons and in DaisyIconText. Link buttons also use the corrected foreground; filled-button colors remain unchanged.
• Coffee-theme Secondary and Accent foregrounds use lighter teal and blue shades in Outline, Dash, and Soft buttons and in DaisyIconText.
• Cupcake-theme Primary, Secondary, and Accent foregrounds use darker turquoise, rose, and burnt-orange shades in Outline, Dash, and Soft buttons and in DaisyIconText. Primary Link text follows the same adjustment.
• Dark-theme Primary foreground uses a lighter violet in Outline, Dash, Soft, and Link buttons and in DaisyIconText.
• Lemonade-theme Accent foreground uses a darker mustard shade in Outline, Dash, and Soft buttons and in DaisyIconText.
• Luxury-theme Secondary and Accent foregrounds use lighter blue and mauve shades in Outline, Dash, and Soft buttons and in DaisyIconText.
• Pastel-theme Primary and Secondary foregrounds use darker muted purple and pink shades in Outline, Dash, and Soft buttons and in DaisyIconText. Primary Link text follows the same adjustment.
• Retro-theme Primary and Secondary foregrounds use darker red and green shades in Outline, Dash, and Soft buttons and in DaisyIconText. Primary Link text follows the same adjustment.
• Smooth-theme Base300 uses a lighter grey so dropdown borders, separators, and other elements using this resource are visible against its near-black backgrounds.
• Wireframe-theme Primary, Secondary, and Accent foregrounds use dark grey in Outline, Dash, and Soft buttons and in DaisyIconText. Primary Link text follows the same adjustment.

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📦 Library

Asset	Description
Flowery.NET.3.3.0.nupkg	NuGet package (also on nuget.org)
Flowery.NET-lib.zip	Compiled DLL and PDB

🌸 Gallery Demo App

Self-contained executables - no .NET installation required!

Platform	Download
Windows x64	Flowery.Gallery-Windows-x64.zip
Android arm	Flowery.Gallery-Android-arm.apk
Android arm64	Flowery.Gallery-Android-arm64.apk
Android x86	Flowery.Gallery-Android-x86.apk
Android x64	Flowery.Gallery-Android-x64.apk

Full Changelog: v3.2.3...v3.3.0