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Patch Changes

  • #754 d061705c Thanks @joshfarrant! - The RiverStoryScroll component now enforces that its children must be River components through type checking, instead of relying on a run-time check.

  • #739 24bd6338 Thanks @joshfarrant! - Fixed a bug in the SubNav component where the submenu toggle was rendered as an empty button on mobile viewports.

  • #736 73cf706e Thanks @lukasoppermann! - Replaced the --brand-VideoPlayer-tooltip-padding design token in the VideoPlayer component with two new tokens that separately account for padding along each axis: --brand-VideoPlayer-tooltip-padding-inline and --brand-VideoPlayer-tooltip-padding-block.

    Note: This update does not introduce any visual changes. Please update any manual references to --brand-VideoPlayer-tooltip-padding to use the new tokens.

    - --brand-VideoPlayer-tooltip-padding
+ --brand-VideoPlayer-tooltip-padding-inline
+ --brand-VideoPlayer-tooltip-padding-block

  • #722 99328ce0 Thanks @danielguillan! - Added support for <b> elements to Bento, RiverBreakout, SectionIntro, Timeline, and Testimonial components, as <em> is semantically interpreted by screen readers for emphasis, while <b> allows duo-tone text to function purely as a visual decoration.

    Usage example:

    <SectionIntro>
  <SectionIntro.Heading>
    <b>Expressive headline</b> about an exclusive set of features.
  </SectionIntro.Heading>
</SectionIntro>

    Important
    The updated components still support the use of <em> elements for backward compatibility, but moving forward, the only recommended element for emphasized text is <b>.

  • #733 2dcb9bad Thanks @danielguillan! - Fixes Label component multiline reflow

  • #746 4af8db14 Thanks @joshfarrant! - Fixed a bug where Card components rendered within a dark colour mode would not take the full width of their container.

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