v1.5.30 - Spacing around dividers and coloured cards

New features

• Coloured header and signup cards placed one after another now stack as a single block. Put two or three full-width or split cards in a row and the gaps between them close up, so they read as one continuous band rather than separate strips. Space above the first and below the last is unchanged, so the group still sits apart from the rest of your content. Cards with no background colour, or one matching your page, are left alone — they go on spacing normally.
• A coloured card placed at the very top of a page now meets the header image directly. If the first thing in your content is a full-width or split card with its own background colour, it now sits flush against the hero above it instead of leaving a gap.

Bug fixes

• A divider placed as the first thing on a page had no space beneath it. Whatever came next sat hard against the line. It now takes the same spacing a divider has anywhere else on the page.
• That divider is also easier to see. In this one position it is drawn in full black or white rather than the faint grey used between paragraphs, which had made it almost invisible above a dark card.

Under-the-hood improvements

• Split cards and signup cards now follow the same spacing rules as everything else. A split signup card used to space itself differently from a split header card sitting right beside it, and a coloured split card standing on its own was flush on all four sides whether or not anything was next to it.