Pure Change History

Fix class .pure-u-1-6 to change width from 16.656% to 16.666%
Apply .pure-form-group input styling to all text-ish input elements.
Added display: block to textarea in .pure-form-stacked to fix an alignment issue for subsequent elements (Issue #90)

0.2.0 (2013-06-11)

(!) Fixed accessibility mistake by removing a:focus {outline: none;} rule from buttons-core.css.
(!) Improved :focus styles by applying the same rules that are used by :hover styles. When overriding Pure's :hover styles, be sure to include :focus selectors as well.
Added improvements to developer workflow:
- Added basic Tests using CSSLint via grunt test (Issue #25)
- Integrated Travis CI which runs grunt test on pushes to master and for pull requests.
- Added grunt watch task which runs tests and build.
- Added support to pure-site for serving pure locally during development. (Issue #46, pure-css/pure-site#111)
Removed vendor prefixes for box-shadow, text-shadow, border-radius. All modern browsers support the non-prefixed versions of these properties. (Issue #23)

(!) .pure-help-inline has been replaced with .pure-form-message-inline. We still support the older classname but it is deprecated and will be going away in a future release. (Issue #32) (dannytatom)
Added a new class called .pure-form-message. It works the same way as .pure-form-message-inline but is meant for block elements. (Issue #32) (dannytatom)
Added focus styles for file, radio, and checkbox <input>s to improve accessibility. (Issue #42) (codepb)
<textarea>s now have the same styling as <input>s. (Issue #49) (rcbdev)
.pure-form input rules are now more specific by targetting only "texty" <inputs>. This prevents these styles from affecting "buttony" <input>s. (Issue #54)

Elements with classnames before the responsive grid's unit classnames now works correctly. Before units were targeted using the ^= ("starts with") selector, which meant that if another classname preceded the unit classname, then the rule would not apply. (Issue #44)

Added pure-menu-separator classname that can be used to visually separate horizontal menu items. (Issue #53) (codepb, mseri)
Focused menus have an outline: none by default. Instead, menu-items that have been opened to display children (in a drop-down menu) get a slight background (#dedede) for accessibility. (Issue #22)