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# Volume 7.0.0

Volume 7.0.0 release notes — introduces the Clothing preset, custom cursor, scroll reveal, and a full set of hover and drawer animations.

#### Released July 30, 2026

### Added

* **Clothing preset** — a ready-to-use starting point for fashion brands.
* **Custom cursor** — solid or blend color modes, with an option to hide the default cursor.
* Scroll reveal animation across theme sections.
* Button, link, and arrow-button hover animations — Fill, Rolling, and Cascade styles.
* Navigation link and icon animations, including a Magnetic icon effect.
* Burger menu animation and scalable social media icons.
* Drawer and popup open⁄close animations — Basic and Smooth styles.
* Scale-on-hover effect for buttons, arrows, and icons.
* **Product with text section.**
* Hover image for Banner gallery blocks, with separate desktop and mobile behavior.
* Arrow style and size settings for sliders — Solid, Outlined, and inverted variants.
* Slider transition duration control.
* Per-section animation override for banner and media sections — Default, Disable, or Custom.

### Improved

* Background image animations extended to all banner sections, previously limited to Fullscreen banner with product.
* Theme settings reorganized — animation and performance options are now grouped together.
* 3D model file loading.

### Fixed

* Fixed image zoom in the product gallery slideshow.
* Fixed blurry images in the Mega menu.


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