Changelog

Gutenberg now chooses and applies the active site styles more reliably, so previews better match the published Bricks output.

• Fixed Automatic CSS 4 editor asset selection, including the typography and default button-link cascade.
• Prevents empty style placeholders and duplicate style responses from changing the editor cascade.
• Reduced Gutenberg-only layout differences around GutenBricks blocks and nested editor mounts.

Preview updates are less likely to leave a newly inserted block or the post editor in an inconsistent state.

• Improved render readiness so an incomplete preview does not create an unnecessary dirty state.
• Keeps preview refreshes isolated from other GutenBricks blocks on the page.

Configured default children now appear at the right time without overriding deliberate edits.

• New blocks receive configured default InnerBlocks after their template settings are available.
• Preserved intentional InnerBlocks removals through preview refresh, save, and reload.

Safer handling of editable GutenBricks content during multilingual workflows.

• Improved restoration of editable text, links, buttons, image details, and nested content after a provider update.
• Preserved template references and block metadata when translated block markup is rebuilt.

Translation updates now preserve authored content and avoid unsafe partial replacements.

• Avoided partial updates when a translated field or block structure cannot be mapped safely.
• Rechecked the target post before writing so a delayed provider update does not overwrite a newer edit.
• Improved translated-template aliases and kept provider save callbacks re-entry safe.

A clearer route for bug reports and support requests from the WordPress settings screens.

• Bug reports can now be sent directly to [email protected].
• Updated the Custom CSS support link to use the same address.