The Changelog
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August 29, 2026
Flags
Version ^2.18.0
Flux now ships with a Flag component: consistent 3:2 SVG artwork for every ISO 3166-1 country and territory, plus Kosovo. Every flag is served locally from your app.
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<flux:flag country="US" />API overview
Pass a two-letter country code and Flux handles the rest. Codes are case-insensitive, and every flag uses the same sizing API:
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<flux:flag country="JP" size="xl" /><flux:flag country="BR" size="lg" /><flux:flag country="DE" size="md" /><flux:flag country="ZA" />Need a compact circular crop instead? Add the circle prop:
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<flux:flag country="FR" circle />The bundled SVGs are served through a cacheable, versioned URL, so a page full of flags stays light with no third-party image host involved.
Bring your own
Need a state, province, organization, or historical flag? Pass any image URL using src:
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<flux:flag src="/img/flags/california.svg" alt="California" />Accessibility
Flags are decorative by default and render with an empty alt. Only add alternative text when the flag communicates something that isn't already in nearby text.
August 24, 2026
The Flux documentation is now easier for coding agents to consume. Every page has a markdown version, agents can discover it through emerging standards and retrieve the context they need without parsing a full webpage.
Clean markdown output
Append .md to any docs URL and you get clean, structured markdown — up to 98% smaller than the HTML version:
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https://fluxui.dev/components/button.mdThe output isn't just HTML converted to markdown, it's a perfect translation of the docs written in Blade. To produce it, we're parsing the Blade structure in the source files and translating each part to its proper markdown equivalent.
Discoverable by agents
We've shipped llms.txt, implemented content negotiation, added alternate link headers, a sitemap, an agent-aware robots.txt — all of it. So no matter what agent you're using, it knows how to get the content it needs.
Better Boost results
Laravel Boost already pulls from the new markdown endpoints, so Boost-powered agents get dramatically better Flux search results out of the box.
August 19, 2026
Horizontal charts
Version ^2.18.0
Flux charts now support horizontal layouts. Add the horizontal prop and Flux will place the chart's index on the Y axis and its values on the X axis.
Bars, groups, stacks, lines, areas, points, cursors, and tooltips all work the same way—just turned on their side.
One prop, same chart
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<flux:chart horizontal wire:model="data" class="aspect-[2/1]"> <flux:chart.svg> <flux:chart.bar field="accounts" class="text-blue-500" radius="4 0" /> <flux:chart.axis axis="y" field="team"> <flux:chart.axis.tick /> <flux:chart.axis.line /> </flux:chart.axis> <flux:chart.axis axis="x"> <flux:chart.axis.grid /> <flux:chart.axis.tick /> </flux:chart.axis> </flux:chart.svg></flux:chart>The category or time field moves to the Y axis, while the numeric scale moves to the X axis. Everything else stays composable, so existing bar, line, and area charts can use the same components and configuration.
Mix, group, and stack
Horizontal orientation works across the full chart system. You can group bars for side-by-side comparisons, stack them to show totals, mix positive and negative values around a zero line, or transpose a line and area chart without learning a separate API.
Build them visually
The chart builder now includes a Horizontal preset and an orientation control. Pick a layout, configure logical index and value axes, then copy the generated Blade markup into your project.