Changelog

This release focuses on improvements and fixes across query filters, global queries, forms, WooCommerce, custom CSS, and builder navigation.

Quick fix release to address the color control showing the raw color value instead of CSS variable name.

This release focuses on builder workflow improvements, Query Filters maintenance, and a few fixes that affect day-to-day editing. It also makes license validation more resilient during temporary outages.

Improvements

• Framework Importer now keeps pseudo-classes and pseudo-elements such as :hover and ::before when importing CSS, so imported class definitions behave more like the original stylesheet.
• Spacing controls now remember their linked state per control, with separate states for “All” and “Opposites”, instead of sharing one global toggle across margin, padding, and similar controls.
• Component slot content is now preserved when you copy and paste a component instance.
• Query Filters indexing now avoids repeated work on sites that update large amounts of post meta, which reduces unnecessary indexing during imports and bulk updates.
• The Query Filters “Fix DB” repair now also fixes broken table schema issues instead of only truncating the filter tables.
• WooCommerce variation swatches can now be operated with the keyboard.

Notable Fixes

If the Bricks license server is temporarily unavailable, Bricks now keeps the saved license state locally and retries validation within 48 hours or on manual re-validation instead of treating the license as invalid.

This patch release focuses on fixes and small improvements across the builder, components, forms, and multilingual setups.