v1.5.21
Header and sign-up cards now space themselves consistently — the padding inside them collapses whenever the card has no visible panel, and the gap around them no longer depends on what sits nearby.
Bug fixes
- A header card with no visible background no longer carries invisible padding. When a card is transparent, or its colour matches the page, there is no panel to pad — so the text should sit flush with everything else in your post. It usually did, but not always, and which cases worked was close to arbitrary: it depended on whether the card had a button, on which colour scheme the reader was using, and on how wide their screen was. All three causes are fixed, so the behaviour is now the same in every combination.
- Sign-up cards behave identically to header cards. They had drifted apart on one colour scheme.
- The gap around a full-width header card is now consistent. Four identical section headings in the same post could each end up with a different amount of space above them, decided purely by what happened to sit above. They now space themselves the same way wherever they appear.
Split cards — the ones with a coloured panel beside an image — deliberately keep their own spacing rules, and are unchanged.
Nothing about how you add or configure these blocks changes, and no setting has moved. If you have added custom CSS to correct header-card spacing, this is a good release to check whether you still need it.