Releases

v1.1.3

Overlay entrance and exit easing corrected across eight components, reduced-motion guards added to overlay keyframes, and a stray margin removed from the virtualized table header.

July 27, 2026

A motion-focused fix release. Overlay entrances and exits now ease out instead of running through a symmetric curve, readers who ask for reduced motion get the keyframe animations suppressed rather than only the transitions, and an inert margin is gone from the virtualized table header.

Installation

    npm i @blakeui/styles@latest @blakeui/react@latest
    pnpm add @blakeui/styles@latest @blakeui/react@latest
    yarn add @blakeui/styles@latest @blakeui/react@latest
    bun add @blakeui/styles@latest @blakeui/react@latest

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Fixes

Overlays — entrance and exit easing

Eight overlay components drove their enter and exit keyframes through --ease-smooth, which the theme defines as plain ease — a symmetric curve that accelerates into the entrance and decelerates out of it, making overlays feel like they hesitate before settling. Entrances now use --ease-out-quint and exits --ease-out-quad, so both start fast and settle.

This affects ColorPicker, ComboBox, DatePicker, DateRangePicker, Dropdown, Popover, Select, and Tooltip.

Overlays — reduced motion

Nine overlays guarded their transitions against prefers-reduced-motion but not their keyframe animations, so a reader who had opted out still got the full zoom-and-fade entrance. Those keyframes are now suppressed too. This covers the eight components above plus Autocomplete.

Table — virtualized header spacing

The virtualized table header carried an inert margin that served no layout purpose. It has been removed.

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