Kirby 5.0.0: Sass Module System and default styles for HTML lists

[jkaltoft]

Today we’re publishing a new major version of Kirby as we’re releasing two breaking changes:

1. The Sass Module System
2. Default styles for HTML lists

Read on to learn how it will affect you.

The Sass Module System

We've migrated all stylesheets to use the Sass Module System. The system has been a part of Sass for a couple of years. The old way of importing things in Sass (using @import) has been deprecated for some time and in the not-so-far future it will be completely removed from Sass. This migration will have no visual effects.

If you're interested in reading more about the Sass Module System Introducing Sass Modules is a good article. Also see the Sass documentation for @use and @forward.

Default styles for HTML lists

Very basic default styles for HTML lists have been declared.

There is a bit more information - and examples💄 - in the new Styling HTML Lists recipe in the cookbook. If you have applied custom styling for lists locally in your project, you might want to check out the How to "opt-out" of Kirby's default HTML list styles section. Also see this previous announcement.

🤙🏻 If you have any questions or need for assistance, please reach out to Team Kirby here or in the #kirby-guild Slack-channel.