Automatic.css 2.8.3 NULLED

2.2.0.1 Hotfix Changelog
Fixed a “Kevin is a moron” issue that was preventing changes to the new contextual variables from the dashboard.

2.1.4​

New

• Added var(—paragraph-spacing) and var(—heading-spacing). These reference the paragraph and heading spacing values for users with the “fix paragraph and heading spacing” turned on so they can easily reference these values when writing custom CSS.
• Support for overlapping grid rows with .row-start— and .row-end—
  • 12 available rows at each breakpoint.
• Added the ability to customize the selection/highlight color for your website (Additional Styles Tab). This is not set by default, so you’ll need to set it in order to see your preferred selection styling.
  • Background selection color
  • Text selection color
  • Alternate selection background color
  • Alternate text selection color
    • Alternate colors are activated via .selection—alt class. Useful for sections where the background color is the same as the current selection color.

Enhancements

• New Action palette will preload in Bricks.
• Required fields in WSForm now inherit the new action color instead of the old primary color.
• .h— classes will now inherit heading line height preference from ACSS dashboard.
• “Fix paragraphs and headings” now applies to Text and HTML form fields.
• Paragraph and heading line lengths in the ACSS dashboard are now set to 100% by default. Users will have to manually change these to a “ch” unit to get the desired effect (highly recommended for best UX & readability).

Fixes

• Fixed an issue where ACSS wasn’t recognizing the Lite version of WSForm.
• Fixed an issue where .breakout—full could cause some content alignment issues.
• Border width inputs now work on Forms.
• Border width now affects Signature field.
• Custom heading scales now work as expected.
• Fixed “click an item to add it to canvas” message in bricks being affected by ACSS’ paragraph max-width setting.
• Fixed checkbox labels not responding to option label font-weight changes.