5.0.1
Content Builder — FAQ open first; Content Builder — dark mode background; Content Builder — hero padding (Build 2026091704).
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New
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Content Builder — FAQ open first — FAQ snippets get a toolbar toggle so the first accordion item can start open on the published page (
data-faq-open-first). - Content Builder — dark mode background — the block background editor can set a separate colour, gradient, or image for dark mode, swapped live with the theme toggle.
- Content Builder — hero padding — hero, testimonial, and process wrappers no longer inherit CSS default padding from the inner shell, so full-bleed backgrounds stay flush.
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Keyboard focus — colour — new Focus color and Focus color (dark mode) settings (
colortopbarprimarynavfocus,colortopbarprimarynavfocusdarkmode) in top bar colours. One keyboard focus ring uses that colour across the template. An empty field keeps the theme default.
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Content Builder — FAQ open first — FAQ snippets get a toolbar toggle so the first accordion item can start open on the published page (
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Fixed
- Top bar — desktop navigation panel — the desktop More menu and in-bar groups use the same glass sheet as the mobile and tablet hamburger (radius, blur, padding, and row size) instead of the dark drawer dropdown. The More control is the same 40px chip as the other nav items.
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Top bar — dark mode link contrast — navigation links in the top bar and its menus use
primary-100in dark mode. They no longer inherit--bs-topbar-text(#494952, about 1.7:1 on the dark glass). - Dark mode logo — alternative text — the dark-mode logo uses the same alternative text as the light logo (site name, or the top bar logo label) and is no longer hidden from screen readers, so dark mode announces the logo instead of an empty link.
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Screen reader text — accesshide —
.accesshideno longer setsdisplay: none. Visually hidden labels stay available to screen readers and stay invisible on screen. - Help icons — click target — each help popover link is a 40×40 px click target. The question-mark icon stays 18 px and is centred in that area.