The sidebar regression is the real fix here. NavItem paints the selected
item with action.selected but hovers unselected items with MUI's default
action.hover. Once the sidebar moved onto `paper`, selected composited to
rgb(31,38,41) - darker than the ground - while hover came out lighter at
rgb(46,46,51), so hovering any other item made it read as more selected
than the actual selection. Both states now come from the same family
(selectedHover / rowHover), so selected always reads stronger.
Also from review:
- Dropped "Inter" from the status page SANS_STACK. Its webfont went with
the Google Fonts import, so on Windows and Linux the stack was silently
falling through to Segoe UI / Roboto on pages users publish.
- Button focus rings now use the same dark-mode green as input focus
rings. They were still on primary.main at 2.86:1, which is the exact
problem primary.light was added to solve.
- Removed 13 size={16} props made redundant by the Icon default change.
The load-bearing pins stay: size={20} on the public status page, and
the header pins that were relying on the old default.
- Documented that alpha() replaces rather than multiplies the alpha
channel in StatusBox, so the grid is coupled to `divider` being opaque.
- Noted on the isRowSelected JSDoc that the small-screen card branch does
not style selection, same limitation getRowSx already had.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AbYLvwpEaZFXktHVcqrFRd
Three fixes, all fallout from giving `divider` a real value:
- The graph-paper texture behind the status counts is drawn with
`divider`. That used to be rgba(0,0,0,.12) and near-invisible; now it
is opaque, so the grid jumped forward and read as the loudest thing on
the page. It is texture, not a rule, so it now takes divider at 40%.
- GradientBox called lighten() on background.paper to build its
gradient. paper is white in light mode and lightening white is a
no-op, so the gradient collapsed flat. Darkens slightly toward the
page ground instead.
- Borders were too faint at #D9E1DD (1.33:1 against paper). Now #C7D2CC
(1.55:1), and dark mode #2C3532 -> #3A4642 (1.73:1), so tables and
cards have a visible edge without turning into hard rules.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01AbYLvwpEaZFXktHVcqrFRd
Up/down/paused/initializing labels now use the same uppercase 11px treatment as the table headers, with looser tracking, instead of the heavier h2 variant.
Alex Holliday
gorkem-bwl