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Client Feedback (Pro). Your clients can now review the live site and leave feedback right on the page: pin a note to any element, add screenshots and files, reply in threads, and approve pages when they’re happy. Reviewers join through a share link or a personal invite and sign in with an emailed link, with no password to remember. Your team handles everything from the Notes dashboard (Inbox, Board, Pages and review rounds) or straight from the builder, with email notifications on the schedule you choose.

CSS Patterns toolbar. Your favourite CSS snippets are now one-click buttons on a toolbar under the CSS panel, in both the docked and detached panels. Manage them in the CSS Patterns modal: group them, choose which appear on the toolbar, and give each one an icon from the full Lucide library. Partial patterns toggle, so a second click removes what the first added.

Pattern sets. Arrange your patterns into named sets, each with its own patterns switched on and its own toolbar. A set can switch itself on automatically: give it a trigger such as display: grid, and the toolbar changes to that set while your cursor is in a matching CSS block. New installs come with ready-made Grid and Flex sets; existing sites keep their current patterns exactly as they are.

Gap and alignment patterns. Fourteen new patterns for gap, align-items, justify-content and grid rows. On an existing site, click Defaults in the CSS Patterns modal to add them.

Copy and paste template conditions between templates, the same way you already copy element conditions.

The pattern toolbar no longer jumps while you drag-select text in the CSS panel, and its tooltips no longer cover the icons in the detached CSS panel.

Accessible text colours. Choose WCAG 2 or APCA for the automatic text colours, and see each swatch’s contrast in the Style Guide, with a one-click fix to preview a passing colour.

The |sticky-header pattern now works with Core Framework and Automatic.css as well as Bricks Wireframes, with no editing.

Security hardening throughout, especially for Client Feedback: clients only ever see the pages and items they’re allowed to, files attached to internal team replies stay internal, and only your team can withdraw a client’s page approval. Nothing changes in how you use the plugin.