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shinyGovstyle 0.2.0

Breaking changes

• header() arguments main_text and secondary_text have been renamed to org_name and service_name respectively. The old names are deprecated and will be removed in a future version.
• value_box() has had the redundant inputId argument removed.

New features

• New download_link(), download_button(), and download_radios() functions for download components.
• New external_link() function for creating safe, accessible external links that open in a new tab.
• New gov_list() function to render styled ordered and unordered lists.
• New service_navigation() function with update_service_navigation() and service_nav_link() helpers for the GOV.UK service navigation component.
• New skip_to_main() function to add a skip-to-main-content accessibility link.

Minor improvements and bug fixes

• Accordion sections now toggle by clicking anywhere in the section header, not just the title text.
• File upload input now uses GDS-like styling.
• footer() now supports links.
• gov_table() now supports reactive tables, sorting, and pagination.
• gov_table() no longer crashes when width_overwrite = NULL.
• header() alt text validation softened from errors to warnings.
• header() has been fixed to correctly size and align on small screens, and service_name now wraps correctly on narrow viewports.
• Many functions now cross-reference related functions in their help files.
• Table caption placement fixed.
• Updated govuk-frontend CSS from v5.4.0 to v6.1.0.
• value_box() updated to use GOV.UK tag colours.

shinyGovstyle 0.1.1

• No user facing changes, moving to using snapshot testing for backlink_Input

shinyGovstyle 0.1.0

• Update the css to v5.4.0 and made fixes associated with that.
• No longer requires rem remover step to update for future changes.
• One of the major changes in the css is a change in look and functionality for the accordion. Show / hide all works as expected now.
• Another major change to how the radio buttons look and feel, in line with the v5.4.0 design examples.
• Added additional functions to the run_example for ease of testing.
• Added the contents_links() function as a helper for getting the styling and behaviour for left navigation.

shinyGovstyle 0.0.8

• Update the css to v4.0.0 and made fixes associated with that.
• One of the major changes in the css is a change in look for the accordion.
• Added new functions gov_main_layout, gov_row, gov_box and gov_text to give better control over the layouts.
• Added tabs as a component using the govTab command.
• Added summary list as a component using the gov_summary command.
• Added error summary component (error_summary) and error summary update (error_summary_update).

shinyGovstyle 0.0.7

• Improved the header so that you can adjust the logo size to suit.
• Fix some errors that appeared in the footer.
• Fix the word count function so that you only need to enter word count limit on the text_area function. You can change the limit on word_count if needed.
• Change the run_example to a better versions that show more ways you can you the package.
• Change the backlink_Input to a button so that you can use server to move between panels etc.
• Added tags through the tag_Input function plus added to the use_example.
• Added cookie banner through the cookieBanner function.
• Added accordion through the accordion function.
• Added tables through the govTable function.

shinyGovstyle 0.0.6

• Fix minor bugs from the issues list including data default and radio default.
• Added units test.
• Added an example function.
• Added a NEWS.md file to track changes to the package.
• Added a notification banner function.
• Got ready for CRAN release.
• Added output value to the documentation.

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