Enhanced admin style for the new block editor. Customizr Pro v2.1.28 and Customizr free v4.1.38

Dear Customizr theme users,

This release fixes minor bugs reported in the pro support and the theme support forum.

  • improved : block editor style in order to only enlarge the editor. fixes #1728
  • fixed : smooth scroll throwing JS errors in latest chrome. fixes #1739
  • fixed : using the letters “span” in categories could make their containers inherit the CSS rules defined with [class*=”span”]. fixes #1734

 

Note for child theme developers : no template or core function has been modified.


 

Recently introduced in the Customizr theme

Better integration with the Nimble drag-and-drop builder

We have recently released a simple yet powerful section builder named the Nimble Builder.

Nimble Builder allows you to drag and drop pre-built sections, or create your own sections in real-time from the WordPress customizer. You can easily create column layouts, and add content like buttons, icons, Google maps and even contact forms in any page.

Check out a live example of Nimble sections in the Customizr theme.

You can install it from your WordPress admin, in Plugins > Add New, search for Nimble Builder.

We are currently working on a knowledge base to help you getting started with the plugin, but you can take a quick tour of the Nimble Builder plugin in action, in the WordPress live customizer, on the screenshots below.

Creating a page with 3 pre-built sections

New option for a header on top of your content

We have recently introduced a new checkbox option for your header, allowing you to make it transparent and positionned on top of your content.

The option is available for your home page when using the modern style of the theme.

The example below shows how it looks when displayed on top of a home page slider.

 

Changelog

  • improved : block editor style in order to only enlarge the editor. fixes #1728
  • fixed : smooth scroll throwing JS errors in latest chrome. fixes #1739
  • fixed : using the letters “span” in categories could make their containers inherit the CSS rules defined with [class*=”span”]. fixes #1734