v1.5.1

This release includes style fixes:

• #69 Add styling for comments
• #67 Fix input and label font
• #73 Fix vertical-align: middle;

Thanks to @irmela and @bartoszkopinski for the updates.

v1.5.0

Thank you to everyone who has submitted fixes (@irmela in particular)

• Fix a few border radii
• Fix focus states on hover menus (#17)
• Use font weight variables instead of hardcoded values (#27)
• Improve cancel button scope
• Fix header scope (#44)
• Style country selects
• Utility Nav breaks if it haves multiple items (#32)
• Datepicker container not hidden (#51)
• Disabled style for input fields (#53)
• Don't make transparent li-s interactive
• Change utility nav cursor to pointer
• Adds sass-rails to gemspec as a dependency
• Make tabs background and border color configurable
• Fix hover background color
• Fix responsiveness for images inside a table (#56)

Thank you to @jamland, @ten1seven, @averyvery, @whatcould, @gobijan, @amiuhle, @FelixFortis, @vfonic, and @woolsox all for submitting fixes for this release!

v1.4.1

• Add !default flag to $am-theme-error-400 color

Version 1.0.0

This version includes several important structural changes to
eliminate the possibility of rule collisions outside of ActiveMaterial
and paves the way for future enhancements to the project.

Release:
https://github.com/vigetlabs/active_material/releases/tag/v1.0.0

Breaking Changes

• The main stylesheet is now imported using @import "active_material";
• All variables, functions, mixins, and rules are namespaced with am-*.
• All pseudo-selectors (%rule {}) are now mixins.

Upgrading

Variables

Projects using ActiveMaterial internal variables should consult the
API documentation's list of variable definitions. In
almost all cases, the variable names have simply been prepended with
am-.

For example, $theme-primary is now $am-theme-primary.

Pseudo Selectors

Instead of relying upon @extend, components now utilize
mixins. Projects that rely upon @extend to pull in ActiveMaterial
styles should replace these lines with @include am-*, where am-*
is the associated style chunks reimplemented as mixins.

For example, @extend %am-btn is now @include am-btn.

Version 0.0.1

This is the last released version before namespacing all rules and bumping the version to 1.0.0