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@gakimball gakimball released this 05 Dec 01:37
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What's in Store?

We're planning a 1.3 release to transition between version 1.x and 2.x of Foundation for Apps. Here's our current plan for 1.3:

  • The visual styles of many components will be improved. In many places we'll be bringing the styles more in line with Foundation for Sites 6.
    • New Foundation for Apps projects will automatically get these styles.
    • Existing projects will be able to opt-in to the new styles by changing a Sass variable.
  • The built-in motion module will be replaced with the external Motion UI library.
    • The existing motion Sass file (scss/components/_motion.scss) will be removed.
    • Transition class names have changed from .camelCase to .kebab-case.
    • The syntax for existing transition and animation mixins has changed. Check out the Motion UI documentation for more details.
    • New Foundation for Apps projects will include Motion UI as a dependency.
  • The dynamic routing module, now branded Front Router, has been moved to an external Node library.
    • New Foundation for Apps projects are currently referencing this library.
    • In 1.5, the existing built-in library will be removed.
  • The Sass files will be rearranged to match the structure of Foundation for Sites 6.
    • The upgrade path will be relatively straightforward—you just need to change around some @import paths.
  • RTL support will be added.

General

  • Updated to Angular 1.4.
  • Updated to FastClick 1.0.6.
  • Updated to Normalize.css 3.0.3.
  • Added the precompiled Angular templates to bower.json's main section. #534
  • Added forms to the export list. Previously, the CSS would output no matter what. #544
  • FastClick and viewport-units-buggyfill are now initialized within the Foundation code, which means you can remove it from your app's run() method.
  • Thanks to a few pull requests from @erikmellum, Foundation for Apps now works in Electron!

Features

  • Interchange directives. @soumak77 put together a set of ng-if-like directives that respond to media queries, like so:
<div zf-if="medium"></div>
<div zf-if="not large"></div>
  • Animation methods with promises. FoundationApi.animateAndAdvise allows you to animate an element and get a promise back, which resolves when the animation finishes.
  • Click outside of things to close them! Panels and off-canvas menus can be configured to be closed when they're clicked/tapped outside of. To enable it, add the directive zf-close-all to the <body> element. #430
  • Front Router now outputs an entire Angular module instead of a global variable, to avoid polluting the global namespace.
  • Added the method .isActive to ModalFactory, which tells you if a modal is open. #580

Bug Fixes

  • Grid blocks with the .shrink class can no longer scroll. #568
  • Prevent JavaScript errors if an app loads without any CSS, such as when being loaded in a headless browser. #596
  • Fixed an "apply already in progress" error with action sheets. #558
  • Fixed a sizing issue in IE10 and 11 with grid items that used the .up-* grid classes.
  • Fixed Iconic images not working with Angular directives. #569
  • Prevent JavaScript errors when not using Front Router. #583
  • Fixed various menu issues related to alignment and Flexbox properties. #567
  • Fixed text inputs inside block lists having cut off text in Firefox. #566
  • Added overflow-y: visible to menu bar, to make working with dropdowns easier. #520
  • Modals now properly publish a close event when the overlay is hidden. #540
  • Fixed JavaScript errors popping up when clicking on elements inside of a panel. #548
  • Fixed arrows in <select> elements not appearing in IE10 and 11. #606
  • Fixed CSSO choking on Foundation's CSS. #650

Since 1935, over sixty climbers have perished attempting to climb the North Face of Eiger. Because of this, the mountain has been nicknamed "Mordwand," German for "murder wall."

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