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Upcoming Changelog: 6.6.1

  • Added New “Split Heading” element: easily create multi-segment headings with independent colors, font weight, and opacity.
  • Added Option to the Star Rating element to display the label after the stars (example) – if you delete and re-install the Total Theme Core plugin via your WP admin it will download a version with this added setting.
  • Added Customizer option under Blog > Author to define the number of posts per page for archives.
  • Added Styling for the WPC Smart Quick View for WooCommerce plugin.
  • Updated The OffCanvas dropdowns to disable text selection, preventing the text from being highlighted when clicked multiple times rapidly.
  • Updated The crossed-out original product price was way too small on single WooCommerce products.
  • Fixed Issue with the color picker not working when choosing term based colors (category color) – if you updated to version 6.6 after March 10 at 12:00pm PT your version already includes this fix.
  • Fixed Issue with the custom page header title overlay color not working when the title style was set to Background Image via the Theme Settings metabox – if you updated to version 6.6 after March 16 at 10:30 PT via the WP Admin, your version already includes this fix.
  • Fixed Issue with images and videos stretching when added inside an Inner Row with the Fill Column option enabled.
  • Fixed Issue with custom fonts not rendering in the Classic or Gutenberg editor.
  • Fixed Issue where using ‘sidebar’ as the element ID for a WPBakery column (which can be done to apply the Customizer sidebar styling) was messing up the width in the front-end WPBakery editor.
  • Fixed Issue with the WooCommerce saved payments list showing bullets on the checkout page.
  • Fixed Issue with the icon position (before or after text) not working with the Navigation Bar element.
  • Fixed Issue in the WPBakery front-end editor where editing an element that has the classic editor could cause links on the page to appear underlined.
  • Removed The “Staging Theme License Active” notice from the WordPress admin when the license is activated on a staging site, as it could be quite annoying. Instead, the theme now detects if it is running in staging mode when the site is not actually a staging environment and displays a mismatch notice in that case.
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