We added an option to turn off automatic element snapping to other objects in the Flex block. To do it, you need to press the button tools in the upper right corner of the editor and disable the “Snap to object” switch. It will be helpful when you need to arrange elements closer than 5 pixels to each other or other objects (e.g., block boundary) not only with keyboard arrows but also with a mouse. 

We added a corner radius for shapes in the Flex block — with its assistance, you can better customize the shape appearance. You can now use this feature in the “Square” shape. You can set the corner radius for all corners simultaneously or establish a separate value for each corner. 

We added an opportunity to rotate elements in Flex block — it allows one to set up the arrangement of elements better and make their appearance more unique. You can turn the element using a cursor or set the rotation radius using the “Rotation” parameter in block settings.

To rotate the element using the mouse, place the cursor at one of the element’s corners until you see the rotation cursor and radius. After that, you need to hold the left mouse button and rotate the chosen element.

We added shadows for the “Shape” element in the Flex block, which will give you more options for shape customization and give them a unique style. You should activate the “Shadow” toggle in the shape settings to add shadows to shapes.

You can change the arrangement of the shadow by X and Y, its size, and make it blurry. Furthermore, you can apply negative values to the X and Y axes (e.g., -30) to arrange the shadow to the left (X) or above (Y) relative to the shape.

You can now apply an outline to shape elements, enhancing their appearance. To add the outline, go to the shape settings and toggle the “Outline” switch. You can set the width of the outline from 1 to 30 pixels and change its color and style. The available outline styles are solid, dashed, and dotted lines.

We added a new absolute element, “Shape”, to the Flex block. At this point, a square, round, and triangle are available. You can freely arrange shapes in a block, change their size and color, and set a specific action on click. Moreover, you can add a background image in shape and overlay it with a color or gradient effect, allowing you to diversify the photos on your website. 

We added an integration with RozetkaPay — a payment system from Ukrainian marketplace Rozetka. With the assistance of this feature, you will have an opportunity to expand your tools for interaction with Ukrainian clients and give them more options to pay for their products. 

Weblium now has the integration with Nova Poshta (Nova Post) — a Ukrainian delivery company. If you work in Ukraine, you can add this delivery method to your website so that your customers will have an opportunity to choose their city and a post office to receive a parcel from you. It will be more convenient for your clients and minimize mistakes while ordering. 

You can change the name and delivery description, choose the types of branches to send parcels to, and include the shipping price. For example, you can set the fixed shipping price, which will be added to the order’s total amount, or add some text that will not be included while paying for the products. 

Now you can zoom in and out pictures in the Scale to fill mode. To perform it, you should choose the image, press the “Position” button, and resize it by using the slider above the element. This update allows you to display the exact part of the image you need. 

In the Weblium editor, there is now an option to change the image ratio in the Flex block and the ratio of images with absolute positioning in ordinary blocks. For example, you can make the image narrower or wider and change its height. It will allow you to form a rectangle that will contain the image. After that, by using a separate button, you can set up which part of the image will appear in a rectangle. At the same time, you can activate the “Scale to fit” switch in image settings to return to the image editing mode with the ratio maintained.

Also, by holding the Shift button in the “Scale to fill” mode (when the “Scale to fit” tumbler is disabled), you will be able to change the image size keeping its aspect ratio.