DecoBlocks

2.44.54

• Fixed: when a Quote Box style (Classic/Big Quotation Marks/Vertical Bar/Line Frame/Post-it/Corner Frame) had a source/attribution filled in, the whitespace above the title and the whitespace below the attribution could look unequal even though top and bottom padding are the same number – most often when the title is rendered as a heading tag (H2-H6), because the theme’s own default heading margin wasn’t always fully cancelled by this stylesheet’s margin reset. Both the reset (.dbk-quote__content > *:first-child / *:last-child) and the attribution’s own bottom margin are now !important, so the space above the first line and below the last line is always exactly the box’s own padding – the same whether an attribution is filled in or left empty. The 10px gap between the title and the attribution itself is unchanged (that’s an intentional inner gap, not the outer top/bottom whitespace this fixes).
• Changed: all 6 Quote Box styles’ padding increased by 1.5x, by explicit request – Classic 18/34 → 27/51, Big Quotation Marks 20/44/24/52 → 30/66/36/78, Vertical Bar 24/0/24/30 → 36/0/36/45, Line Frame 24/32 → 36/48, Post-it 24/28 → 36/42, Corner Frame 24/28 → 36/42. Corner Frame’s 3D padding also scaled the same way (36/40 → 54/60); the matching add-on update ships in 3D Style Upgrade 1.4.2.

2.44.53

• Changed: Quote Box – Vertical Bar (10-3-1/10-3-2) top/bottom padding increased from 8px to 24px, matching Classic/Big Quotation Marks/Post-it – by explicit request, to make the whitespace above/below the text noticeably generous like the other quote styles, not just technically bug-free. Left padding (30px, for the color bar) and right padding (0) are unchanged. Verified live on a published post: the site now loads dbk-frontend.css?ver=2.44.53 and the block’s computed top/bottom padding is 24px.
• Verified: confirmed on a real published luxdigest.com post (via the browser’s actual computed styles, not just reading the source) that 2.44.51/2.44.52’s Post-it, Vertical Bar and Big Quotation Marks padding fixes are correctly live – computed padding matched the CSS exactly (Post-it 24px/28px, Vertical Bar 8px/30px before this release’s change, Big Quotation Marks 20px/24px/52px) and the correct plugin/add-on versions were the ones actually loaded. If a site still shows old spacing after updating, it’s a caching issue (browser cache or a page-cache plugin/CDN), not a plugin bug – clear the site’s page cache and hard-refresh the browser.

2.44.52

• Fixed: 2.44.51’s fix for Post-it/Corner Frame’s editor-vs-published padding (below) turned out to be incomplete on at least one real site – raising the selector to two classes wasn’t always enough to beat the theme’s own blockquote padding rule, only shrinking the gap instead of closing it. All 6 Quote Box styles’ base padding (Classic, Big Quotation Marks, Vertical Bar, Line Frame, Post-it, Corner Frame – 10-1-1/10-2-1/10-3-1/10-4-1/10-5-1/10-6-1) now use !important instead, the same technique this stylesheet already used for this exact element’s margin and border (see the “10-0” shared rule). This wins regardless of how specific the theme’s own selector is. Corner Frame’s 3D padding (36px 40px) needs the matching update in the 3D Style Upgrade add-on (1.4.1) so it still overrides Corner Frame’s own now-!important base padding when 3D is on; Post-it, Classic, Big Quotation Marks, Vertical Bar and Line Frame need no add-on change since the add-on never sets their padding.
• Correction: 2.44.51’s changelog entry said the 3D Style Upgrade add-on “never sets padding” for Post-it or Corner Frame. That’s true for Post-it, but wrong for Corner Frame – the add-on does set a larger 36px 40px padding for Corner Frame’s 3D form specifically.

2.44.51

• Fixed: Quote Box – Post-it (10-5-1) and Corner Frame (10-6-1) could show generous padding above/below the text in the editor but noticeably tighter padding on the published page. Both are rendered as a real <blockquote> tag, and their padding rule used a single-class selector (.dbk-quote--postit / .dbk-quote--corner-frame) – on sites whose theme sets its own padding on blockquote with a class+tag selector (e.g. .entry-content blockquote), that theme rule is more specific and wins on the published page only, since the editor never loads the theme’s front-end stylesheet. Raised both selectors to the two-class .dbk-quote.dbk-quote--* form, matching the fix already applied to Classic, Big Quotation Marks, Vertical Bar and Line Frame. This does not affect the 3D Style Upgrade add-on, which never sets padding for these two styles and already uses two-class-or-higher selectors of its own.
• Changed: the settings sidebar of Quote Box – Big Quotation Marks (10-2-1/10-2-2), Line Frame (10-4-1/10-4-2), Sticky Note (10-5-1/10-5-2) and Corner Frame (10-6-1/10-6-2) now shows Text tag → Color → Text Align at the top, the same order as Classic and Vertical Bar and every other DecoBlocks block. Font Size stays in its own panel below. No style or output changes.

2.44.49

• Changed: all prices are now shown as “number $” (e.g. “5.99 $”) everywhere – sticker pack prices and Buy buttons in the block editor’s marketplace tab and in the Classic Editor sticker list now match the 3D Style Upgrade’s “2.99 $ / month”.

2.44.48

• Changed: the 3D Style Upgrade is now a monthly subscription (2.99 $ / month), so every place in the editor and admin screens that described it as a one-time purchase has been updated – the price buttons now read “2.99 $ / month”, and “Purchase Required to Publish”, “Buy 3D Style Upgrade”, “Already purchased?” and similar wording now say subscribe/subscription. Sticker packs are still one-time purchases and their wording is unchanged.
• Fixed: on My Purchases, a site whose 3D Style Upgrade subscription has ended was told “no license key entered yet” even though the key is already saved. It now says the subscription has ended and that resubscribing turns 3D back on with the same key, with a Resubscribe button.
• No block, style or CSS changes.