Changelog

The Content Preview components now have options to set the heading levels.

A variety of new style options are now available for both ordered and unordered lists.

Scans indicated that the Image Gallery and Image with Caption components had accessibility issues when linking to a larger version of the image in a lightbox. Adding the appropriate role to the links to indicate that they behave as buttons addresses the issue.

The output of the Image Gallery Asset has been updated to match the output of the Image Gallery Component. This will ensure some consistency in this design element when people choose to use the asset. Please note that using an Image Gallery Asset is still not recommended.

Fix the alignment of buttons in the main menu which include wrapped text. This includes the alignment of the text with the accordion's +/- indicator, the spacing between elements in the menu, and the spacing between the accordion heading and its contents. The change was applied to all of the accordions in the main menu.

The Crimson Menu Working Group decided to identify some quick fixes that will improve the usability of the menu before settling in for a longer-term project which might require some bigger changes. The first item identified was that the behavior of the accordions within the menu were not consistent with other accordions in the Crimson templates.

The wording on CTAs in the News Home components has been changed from "More from {Category}" to "More {Category}"

The Story Page Destination and Graduating Year fields in the Quote Panel Short component are now optional.

The Featured Item Panel's image was not being displayed at the proper width after a previous change to allow the editor to opt out of animations on the component. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.

The CSS for the Crimson templates has been updated to remove all instances of text-transform: uppercase to improve accessibility in the templates. Please check your pages for instances of all-caps and mixed-case and update them to proper sentence/title case.