govuk_frontend_toolkit - npm Package Versions

5.2.0

• Deprecate selection-buttons.js. Add a deprecation warning: Custom radio buttons and checkboxes (released in GOV.UK Elements 3.0.0) no longer require this JavaScript.

5.1.3

• Add an experimental GOV.UK analytics tracker. Given the URL to a single pixel GIF, it will encode analytics data as query string parameters on the call to the GIF (PR #387)

5.1.2

• Update show-hide-content.js to work with new .multiple-choice custom radio buttons and checkboxes, released in GOV.UK elements 3.0.0 (PR #390)
• Fix buttons not having an outer edge when colours are changed via browser settings - add an outline so they look like buttons. (PR #377)

5.1.1

• Update the alpha, beta and discovery colours to $govuk-blue to match the updated phase banner (PR #370)
• Fix radio button show/hide behaviour when used outside a form (PR #375)
• Fix a "Stick at top when scrolling" component bug related to scroll anchoring in Chrome 56+ (PR #376)
• Minor travis fixes (PR #373)

5.0.3

• Change HMRC and DEFRA text colours for improved contrast (PR #368)

5.0.2

• Change colour used in phase tags to govuk-blue (PR #353)

5.0.1

• Fix role="button" click shim (PR #347)
• Make font variables lowercase (PR #348)
• Update selection button documentation (PR #350)

5.0.0

This release includes two breaking changes:

• Removal of external link styles and icons, if you are using the external-link-* mixins you will need to remove them from your codebase (PR #293)
• Correct spelling of the 'accordion' icon, you will need to check for the incorrect spelling 'accordian' and update if you are using this icon (PR #345) And two minor changes:
• Amend GOVUK.StickAtTopWhenScrolling to resize the sticky element and shim when the .js-sticky-resize class is set (PR #343)
• Allow custom options in GOVUK.analytics.trackPageview (#332)

4.18.4

• Lint codebase using standard (PR #334)
• Add semicolons at the start of IIFE's (PR #339)

4.18.3

• For smaller screens (<768px) ensure that the GOVUK.StickAtTopWhenScrolling JS "unsticks" the element which was previously "stuck" (by removing both the class which sets fixed positioning and the shim). (PR #329)