You now have more flexibility in personalizing easing for each step of the animation. Previously, 5 basic types of easing were available: Linear, Ease-In, Ease-Out, Ease-In-Out, and Elastic-Fin. Now you can manually adjust easing, set precise values for this feature, as well as take advantage of 24 new types of easing.
Advanced Easing Settings In Step-by-Step Animation
The size of the Zero Block editor interface elements is no longer affected by zooming in/out of the workspace. Guides, grid lines, element borders, and rulers have been revamped to make your work in the editor more comfortable.
Optimized User Interface When Zooming In/Out
You can now apply changes to a page you’re designing in Zero Block without leaving the editor. Simply click "Publish" in the upper right corner and the page will be published.
One-Click Page Publishing In Zero Block
To display the button, open Artboard Settings → Zero Block Settings → Publish.
Each animation sequence runs once, then plays all the steps in reverse, and then starts over again, making it ideal for infinite loop animation. The setting is available for all animation events except for animation "On scroll."
Loop with Reverse in Step-by-Step Animation
The animation sequence runs only once—it won’t repeat until the page is refreshed. This is useful when the animated element needs to appear after a button click or hover and remain visible on the page. The setting is available for "on Hover" and "on Click" animation events.
Loop Once in Step-by-Step Animation
Overflow Setting For X & Y Axes
It is now possible to set separate overflow settings for the X and Y axes. This is handy if, for example, you want cards or reviews to scroll only horizontally, without vertical displacement.
Where to find: Artboard Settings → Position and Overflow.
You can now customize the settings for displaying a fixed Zero Block on the page for each resolution.
Zero Block Fixation Settings For Each Resolution
Where to find: Artboard Settings → Position and Overflow.
It is now possible to clear element settings for lower screen resolutions. This can come in handy if you don’t like the design of some of the mobile versions created earlier and want to quickly reset the design and start over.
Reset Element Settings In Lower Resolutions
Where to find: select one or more elements → right-click to access the context menu → Clear Adaptive Design.
Now the artboard can be scaled between 20% and 300% and moves relative to the cursor position. This range makes it easier to work with small details or complex animations with lots of elements when you need to zoom out the board as much as possible to see the full picture.
Extended Artboard Scale From 20% Up To 300%
You can now apply linear and radial gradient effects to vector elements. The feature works for the fill and stroke colors. You can also import and edit SVG files containing gradients created in other graphic editors.
Gradients & Masks In Vector Editor
Also, when importing SVG elements, masks are supported—they will be properly imported and ready to be modified on Tilda.