In v1.8, we made some updates to the usability of the Call to Action component, Multimedia Background and Carousel components. The two-link Call to Action is now responsive: Links will stack on top of the other instead of creating two lines within the same link. Carousels can now have their descriptions flipped, so images can be placed either on the right or left side. We also resolved some minor inconsistencies with padding throughout the design.
Improvements
- Removed Social Directory link from global footer.
- Improved the look and responsiveness of the layout of the two-link option in the Call to Action. component. You can now use .flex-links to display a list of links inline that will stack as the browser. sizes down. You can also add .cta-links so the arrow icon appears on any link with the .primary class.
- Carousels in the Featured Content > Slideshow module can now have the description flipped so the carousel items are on the left and the description on the right.
Bug fixes
- Fixed an issue where the “Short” setting on the Multimedia Background component was not being respected.
- Fixed an issue where the photo area was overlapping the slider controls in the gallery module.
- The Call to Action component can now use images when selecting the custom option.
- Fixed an issue where Call to Action components needed to have text to render. A Call to Action component can now consist of just an image or an iframe, for example.
- Fixed some inconsistent padding in the dropdown menu item.
- Fixed some inconsistent padding and alignment in the Call to Action component.