Blazorise 2.1.3 - DatePicker Range Improvements
Blazorise 2.1.3 is a small maintenance release focused on improving DatePicker behavior, accessibility, and validation consistency across components.
This update resolves several issues affecting range selection, dropdown accessibility, Safari navigation behavior, and validation integration.
Highlights
Improved DatePicker Range Selection
The DatePicker range mode has been improved to properly visualize and support single-day selection.
Previously, selecting only one day while using range mode did not display correctly. With this update, single-date ranges are now fully supported and visualized correctly, making range mode more flexible for scheduling and filtering scenarios.
Accessibility Improvements for Dropdown Components
Additional accessibility improvements were made to dropdown components by adding missing aria-haspopup and aria-expanded attributes to BarDropdownToggle.
These updates improve compatibility with assistive technologies and help ensure better keyboard navigation behavior.
Blazorise 2.1.3 also includes fixes for Safari navigation behavior and validation handling for Switch components with add-ons.
Full Changelog
All changes included in 2.1.3:
- #6592 Date Picker Range doesn't visualize single date
- #6596 Clicking BarDropDownItem To on Safari Mac not working
- #6599 BarDropdownToggle missing aria-haspopup and aria-expanded attributes
- #6604 Problem with validation Switch with add-on
Upgrading
Blazorise 2.1.3 is a safe update for all 2.1.x applications.
Simply update your NuGet packages to version 2.1.3. No migration steps or breaking changes are required.
Thank you & commercial support
Thank you to everyone who reported issues and helped improve the framework. These smaller maintenance updates continue to improve usability, accessibility, and overall reliability across Blazorise components.
For commercial licensing and support:
https://blazorise.com/pricing
Your support helps ensure the continued evolution of Blazorise for modern .NET applications.
