Release notes

New features

• Support for captions in Srcerer’s Splider image type slides.

New features

• Enhanced WebP Splider stack to also cater for AVIF files (and to fix a couple of bugs)
• Added Srcerer support to our Splider 2 slider stack - where a version of Srcerer (Sizes) and Srcerer (WebP / AVIF) is now available to use as a slide type!

New features

• Brand new stack: WebP! You can now make use of the amazing webP format alongside all of the usual Srcerer goodness. The stack includes fallback support for browsers that cannot yet display WebP images.
• Also included a brand new set of icons and placeholder images.

Improvements

• Option to display added content below image in Edit mode

Bug fixes

• Fixed issue with added links not accepting custom attributes.

Improvements

• Full rewrite of underlying code to streamline the CSS and make it shared between all of the Srcerer stacks. Now if you add different types of Srcerer stacks to the page they will all share this single common library.

Improvements

• Option to add a level of protection to your images. Selecting this option will prevent right-clicking on the images (to Save As / Download) and will also prevent dragging the image to another application.

NB: Experienced / advanced users will still be able to download the images if they really wish to. These methods however will prevent the majority of users being able to download your images.

New features

2 brand new stacks added along side the original Srcerer stack. The Srcerer download now comes with:

1. Srcerer (Sizes) stack - the original stack
2. Srcerer (Art Direction) stack
3. Srcerer (Single) stack

You may wish to download the updated project file from the main Srcerer page to see some more examples of how these new stacks operate.

Improvements

• Further improvements in Edit mode.
• If viewing the linked image in Edit mode, Srcerer stack will use the image size that has been set to be the default / fallback image

New features

• Added option to allow 'click throughs' on any added content. This is useful when using the image as a link and for hover/tap events on mobile devices.

Note that if you are adding buttons as content then you will need to deactivate this option (it is ON as default) otherwise clicks on the button will not be recognised.

Improvements

• Further improvements in Edit mode.

Improvements

• Issue with width setting if using 'cover mode' on images that were not full device width

Improvements

• Performance improvements in Edit mode. (Less CSS being applied until Preview/Publish)

Initial release

New features

• Option to allow scaling on devices where browser window has been increased since page load (or where device has been turned from portrait to landscape). The loaded image may not be wide enough to fill available space and so some scaling may be required. If not selected, the image will be centered and shown as large as it can be within the space.
• 2 new 'On hover' options (to greyscale and from greyscale)

Bug fixes

• Issue on some browsers where 'on hover' effects were causing nearby content to shift a little Default background colour of image now transparent