1.3.5

Fixes:

• Fixes a floating point bug where setting and getting split sizes would progressively creep lower - thanks @Wyzix33, @weltschmerz1, @sanleong

1.3.4

Fixes:

• Fixes a regression in 1.3 where 0 values were set to default values.

1.3.3

Changes:

• New option for creating gutter DOM elements: https://github.com/nathancahill/Split.js/#gutter - thanks @hkamran and @HerrQ

1.3.2

Correctly release 1.3.1. No changes.

1.3.1

Fixes:

• Bower json file was invalid, now fixed. - Thanks @gpedro

1.3.0

Breaking changes:

• IE8 now requires more polyfills to simplify code maintenance for modern browsers. This allows Split.js to move forward with ES5 language features, while maintaining it's tiny bundle size.

Other changes:

• Behind the scenes, Split.js now uses Rollup and Buble to compile ES6 to ES5.
• Better linting rules
• Published on Yarn as well as NPM and Bower.
• Reduced bundle size by 70 bytes
• Testing is now sponsored by BrowserStack and runs on each supported browser
• Build size is now reported in npm run build

1.2.0

Semi-breaking changes:

• minSizes no longer takes precedence over initial sizes. This fixes an issue where elements were having pixel values assigned instead of calc values. Now, if a percentage size is less than a minSize, the minSize is updated to match the initial size. This provides better support for small parent element sizes. Double check that you aren't setting incompatible initial size and minSize settings if you rely on the previous behavior.

Changes:

• When dividing by the parent percentage by an uneven number, the float division can add up to slightly more than 100% (ie. 100.0025%). This is fixed by subtracting 0.5 pixels from the offset.
• Version numbers are now included in the minified build.

1.1.4

Changes:

• Add support for reverse flexed elements in a split - thanks @chinchang!

1.1.3

Changes:

• Implement customizable elementStyle and gutterStyle functions to support alternate CSS layouts like flexbox - thanks @ambischof

Fixes:

• A bug in IE8 where the element size was not set correctly.

1.1.2

Changes:

• Adds a new API to get current sizes of the instance: getSizes() - thanks @cristianobarros