@db-ux/core-foundations 5.7.0 → 6.0.0

package/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -1,5 +1,37 @@
 # @db-ux/core-foundations
 
+## 6.0.0
+
+### Major Changes
+
+- refactor(DBHeading): strip block spacing by default, remove `alignment` and `paragraphSpacing`, rename `size` to `visualSize` - [see commit 56cf6f9](https://github.com/db-ux-design-system/core-web/commit/56cf6f9ae9dba4d8e17c1f84d6deae994260c619):
+
+    - Block-level text elements (`h1`-`h6`, `p`) no longer carry a `margin-block` by default. Set `data-text-spacing="true"` on an ancestor or on the element itself to add the spacing (`calc(1lh / 2)`, derived from each element's own line height) back. The Heading `paragraphSpacing` and `alignment` properties were removed, and `size` was renamed to `visualSize`.
+
+- feat(DBStack): `overflow: auto` removed - a stack no longer scrolls - [see commit 6da172d](https://github.com/db-ux-design-system/core-web/commit/6da172d5ff05cd3c44b93c430c77664b43d25a5f):
+
+    - It clipped the focus ring of its children. Content that does not fit is now visible outside the
+    - stack instead of being scrollable; set `overflow` on the stack yourself if you relied on it.
+    - `wrap` keeps the scroll container, since wrapped items overflow by design.
+    - New `data-focus-container` / `.db-focus-container` helper reserves the room a focus ring needs
+    - inside any clipping container, for the cases where that combination is needed. It owns the
+    - padding and margin of the element it sits on, so it belongs on a container that brings no
+    - spacing of its own.
+
+### Minor Changes
+
+- feat(DBBreadcrumb): add breadcrumb (`DBBreadcrumb`, `DBBreadcrumbItem` and `DBBreadcrumbPopoverItem`) components with truncation - [see commit 592bf6a](https://github.com/db-ux-design-system/core-web/commit/592bf6aebb76bc58e9f8e05daf5d5f7bb04330de):
+
+    - Supports composition (slotted items) and options API (`items`), `size` and `separator` variants, disabled and icon-only (`noText`) items, automatic collapsing, and manual truncation via `DBBreadcrumbPopoverItem` which reveals the hidden items in a popover. Also refactors `DBAccordion` to reuse the shared `parseItems` utility.
+
+## 5.7.1
+
+### Patch Changes
+
+- fix(icons): make `data-icon-variant="filled"` work in themed projects - [see commit cab6ff5](https://github.com/db-ux-design-system/core-web/commit/cab6ff57916d5b986ef9ac6d39357494be9797b4):
+
+    - The generic `default` / `filled` variant names were only emitted in the foundations theme CSS and hard-coded the whitelabel `db-ux-*` font families. Themed projects load `@db-ux/db-theme` instead of the foundations theme CSS, so the selectors never shipped and `data-icon-variant="filled"` silently fell back to the default icon font. The mapping now lives in the always-loaded defaults bundle and resolves through the themeable `--db-icon-<variant>-font-family` custom property.
+
 ## 5.7.0
 
 ### Patch Changes

package/README.md

@@ -274,11 +274,11 @@ If you want to optimize the size of the loaded styles, you might want to skip lo
 You are able to optimize the initial settings as well:
 
 ```css
-/* The required styles will normalize css and add focus and default font to body */
+/* The required styles normalize css, add focus, set the default body font, and apply the mandatory headline typography (font-sizes & line-heights) to h1-h6. */
 @import "@db-ux/core-foundations/build/styles/defaults/default-required.css";
 /* The default setting for :root, adds a color space (neutral-bg-basic-level-1) and a density (regular). */
 @import "@db-ux/core-foundations/build/styles/defaults/default-root.css";
-/* Adds font-sizes & line-heights to headlines and paragraph tags. You probably need this, but you might strip some styles if you don't need the range of h1-h6. */
+/* Adds the optional font-weight utilities ([data-font], heading [data-variant]) and the small/code font-size. The headline h1-h6 typography is no longer here - it moved to default-required.css. */
 @import "@db-ux/core-foundations/build/styles/defaults/default-fonts.css";
 /* Adds "[data-icon]" and other icon related styles. If you don't need icons in your application you could skip this. */
 @import "@db-ux/core-foundations/build/styles/defaults/default-icons.css";