Release 2.0.0 · bitcrowd/bitstyles

Added

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
Added $bitstyles-grays-hint-color-mix and $bitstyles-grays-hint-color variables to allow control over how the gray color palette is generated
Added $bitstyles-color-mix-percentages list variable, giving control over which percentage intervals are generated in each color’s palette
There’s now the generate-palette($base-color, $mix-color, $percentages) function to automate generating palettes of individual colors
Color scales based on the semantic colors (brand-1, warning etc.) are now available in shades as well as tints (brand-1-shades, warning-shades etc.)
Inputs’ placeholder text font-weight and font-style can now be customized using $bitstyles-input-placeholder-font-weight and $bitstyles-input-placeholder-font-style variables respectively
The .u-gap classes are now available at m and xl breakpoints
The .u-align, .u-self, and .u-justify sets of utility classes are now all available at m breakpoint. The available breakpoints can be customized
The various .u-flex- classes are now available at the m breakpoint. The available breakpoints can be customized by overriding $bitstyles-flex-breakpoints
Adds .u-flex-nowrap and .u-flex-row classes
Adds url-encode-color function to our color tools, to encode hex colors correctly

Background color of the html element is now the background color at 100% instead of 95%
Default color scales are now generated with colors at more percentage mixes: 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 95, 97, 98, 99, 100

Selects now correctly display the icon specified as a background in Sass, even when postcss isn’t being used (note that you’ll have to deal with the prefixing of the appearance property, prefereably using autoprefixer)