ionic-framework/CHANGELOG.md

2.0.0-alpha.41 (2015-12-8)

Breaking Changes

CSS Refactor

• Attributes are now used by Ionic to add the correct CSS classes to elements
• Drastically reduced the depth of CSS selectors
• Further modularized Sass files to allow individual imports
• Ionic CSS comes in 3 flavors
  • ionic.css: Core CSS, iOS CSS, and Material Design CSS
  • ionic.ios.css: Core CSS and iOS CSS
  • ionic.md.css: Core CSS and Material Design CSS
• App's index.html file can be setup to dynamically load only the stylesheet it needs
• Different Sass color maps for iOS and Material Design
  • Allows colors to be different per platform
  • ie: Gray navbars in iOS, blue navbars in MD. Identical HTML/JS
• config: tabbarStyle, navbarStyle has been removed, should now use different Sass color maps instead of setting it in the config
• text-input: class has-value has become input-has-value
• text-input: class has-focus has become input-focused
• searchbar: class left-align has become searchbar-left-aligned
• searchbar: class focused has become searchbar-focused

<ion-nav-items> renamed to <ion-buttons>

• primary attribute <ion-nav-items primary> now <ion-buttons start>
• secondary attribute <ion-nav-items secondary> now <ion-buttons end>

<a menu-toggle> should now be <button menu-toggle>

• If a menu is not given an id, then it is automatically assigned an id, such as leftMenu or rightMenu.
• If the menu toggle/close directives are not given a value then it tries the menu ids of leftMenu then rightMenu.

Bug Fixes

• item-sliding: fixed item-sliding, onDragEnd on mouseout of sliding element f9199fb, closes #702

Features

• Upgraded to Angular alpha.50