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- 09:25frontend
A TOC Spine That Fades Like a Notes-App Timeline
Tired of the stiff left border on my blog TOC, I swapped it for a Tailwind gradient spine that fades downward. Pure CSS utility, plus a note on the bg-gradient-to-* rename in v4.
#tailwind#css - 01:00frontend
My Accent Color Looked Great in Dark Mode, Then Died in Light
Orange looked great in dark mode but washed out in light. A split accent, emerald-600 in light and mint in dark, clears the WCAG contrast bar in both.
#tailwind#css#frontend - 00:48frontend
Flat Gray Tag Chips Never Invited a Click
Flat gray tag chips all carry equal weight. A 10% primary tint plus a hairline inset ring makes them feel alive and clickable again.
#tailwind#css#frontend - 00:38frontend
When I Fixed My Blog Sidebar Headings That Read Like a Whisper
Sidebar headings at 11px uppercase dim gray were the hardest text to read. Switching to 13px bold normal-case plus icons raised contrast and fixed asymmetry.
#tailwind#css#frontend - 22:34frontend
The 1px Sidebar Wobble That Ended My Chip Borders
Swapping a chip border for a background nudged the whole row by 1px. The fix: an inset ring, because box-shadow never affects layout.
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