Release Notes

Multi‑Theming is now fully live across Storybook — refined, stable, and designed to give you complete creative and implementation freedom. The themes you’ve been exploring in beta have been expanded and polished into a seamless, production‑ready experience.

This update brings a unified styling foundation, driven by one stylesheet that adapts to your needs. Whether you’re building for brands, experimenting with new visuals, or evolving existing products, Multi‑Theming now gives you a true plug‑and‑play workflow with automatic theme sync across environments.

KidStarter and VB remain part of this ecosystem but are now password‑protected to keep them internal. Your teams can continue using them with added control and safety.

This milestone also introduces important breaking changes as we cleaned up structures, tokens, and behaviors to ensure long‑term consistency. Designers and developers should review their setups to make sure everything aligns with the renewed theming foundation. The new theming system is prepared for different environments (e.g., Tailwind CSS v4 or v3, SCSS, etc.). Please review the documentation and choose the setup that best fits your project and team before migrating.

And we’re not stopping here — Multi‑Theming will soon arrive in Figma as well. We’re currently applying the final adjustments to unlock the experience for designers, making sure theme switching becomes just as smooth in design as it already is in development.

The waiting is over. If you’ve already had a smooth introduction to floating labels on sd-input, you can now use the same pattern across more form components. Try it out on sd-select, sd-datepicker, sd-combobox, and sd-textarea via the new floating-label attribute. Behind the scenes, we also refined placeholder and floating-label behavior in sd-input to make the overall experience more consistent and reliable.

This release also includes a set of under-the-hood refinements focused on visual consistency, theming stability, and better defaults across components. In practice, you should notice fewer styling edge cases, smoother theme behaviour, and more predictable rendering across different setups. In addition, sd-tag now supports slotted icon, making icon and label layouts easier and more consistent. And at last, we have a new header template in figma.

We’re excited to share that with the end of the “Frozen Zone”, Multi-Theming is not the only feature graduating to stable. Everything introduced over the last sprints in the next releases is now available in the stable Solid v6 line—ready to use in production.

Don’t forget to check the documentation and upgrade from your next version to the stable one.