WireKit v2.37.2

Patch. v2.37.1 gave the icon alias tables a column for every base preset and left the prose above and below them saying there were two.

#Fixed

• The paragraph introducing the alias tables no longer says they show two of the four base presets. It is the sentence that described the defect v2.37.1 fixed, and it went out unchanged — so a reader arriving on phosphor or tabler was told, immediately above the tables, that the column they needed was not there. See Icon.

• The note under the last alias table names every preset column, not two of them. It is the only sentence on the page that says what those columns contain — the exact string @svg() receives — and it excluded half of them.

• Correction to v2.37.0: the drawer's panel is not yet covered by the stylesheet-only geometry that release announced. That entry named alert dialog, modal, drawer and command palette, and said the overlay is correct with or without the utilities. It is, for every surface it named except this one. The drawer's backdrop carries the shipped positioning class; its panel takes position: fixed from the utility alone, so in a build that does not scan this package the backdrop covers the page and the panel sits inside it in the document flow.

  The fix is not the obvious one and is deliberately not being rushed: the positioning class also sets inset: 0, which is right for a dialog that fills the viewport and wrong for a panel that sits on one edge — and the panel's edges and size come from utilities too, so position alone would leave it fixed with no geometry. Tracked, with the drawer's own geometry as the intended fix. Reported by a developer who checked the release note against the shipped stylesheet instead of adopting it. See Drawer.

• The Props table on the Icon page renders again. Widening the ten alias tables also widened that table's delimiter row to six cells while its header row stayed at four, which is not a table any Markdown renderer will lay out as one.