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@marcin-hoa marcin-hoa commented May 13, 2025

Readded light-mode branch in order to have the possibility to test it out.

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  • New Features

    • Site-wide theme toggle with new sun/moon icons and reactive theme support.
  • Enhancements

    • Improved light/dark theming and color tokens; visual refinements to headings, cards, borders, footer, navigation, and buttons.
    • Article cards: background images layered behind content, explicit sizing, and image load priority.
    • Author cards: optional gradient hiding and article-card presentation option.
    • Accessibility: alt text and clearer image sizing.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Removed duplicate imports causing potential issues.
  • Chores

    • Added theme-variants dependency and updated Tailwind/theme config.

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Walkthrough

Adds runtime theming (data-theme, AppThemeStore, header toggle), wires theme into comment/author/card components to control gradients, introduces Tailwind theme-variants and theme-scoped CSS tokens, and applies widespread presentational and accessibility updates across article/author/card/button/footer/navigation components.

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Cohort / File(s) Change Summary
Tailwind & global styles
tailwind.preset.js, package.json, libs/shared/assets/src/lib/styles/main.scss, libs/shared/assets/src/lib/styles/cookies-consent.scss
Added tailwind theme-variants dependency and plugin, switched darkMode to selector, added theme-scoped CSS variables (--primary-foreground, --grey, --background), and moved some rules to data-theme selectors.
App theme integration
libs/blog/app-theme/.../app-theme.store.ts, libs/blog/shell/feature-shell-web/src/lib/root-shell.component.ts, libs/blog/layouts/ui-layouts/src/lib/header/header.component.ts, libs/blog/shared/ui-icon/src/lib/icon/icon.component.ts
Exported Theme type, AppThemeStore reads/patches theme, adds toggleTheme() and sets data-theme attribute; RootShell injects store and forwards theme/toggle to Header; Header adds theme input and themeToggle output; icons add sun/moon.
Giscus / comments theme binding
libs/blog/articles/feature-comments/src/lib/giscus-comments/*
Injected AppThemeStore theme and bound <giscus-widget> theme attribute to the signal.
Card & gradient control
libs/blog/shared/ui-card/src/lib/card.component.ts, libs/blog/shared/ui-card/src/lib/card.stories.ts
Added hideGradient input to GradientCardDirective with conditional host class for bg-al-radial-gradient; CardComponent host classes include bg-al-card; stories use bg-transparent.
Author card inputs & templates
libs/blog/authors/ui-author-card/src/lib/*, libs/blog/about-us/feature-about-us/*, libs/blog/articles/feature-article/src/lib/article-details/article-details.component.html
Added hideGradient and articleCard inputs to author card components and templates; About Us injects theme and computes hideGradientInAuthorCards(); article details passes articleCard="true".
Article cards & image priority
libs/blog/articles/ui-article-card/src/lib/components/*, .../ui-article-card.component.html, .../article-compact-card.component.ts
Compact card made standalone, added imagePriority input and [ngSrc] img behind content (with alt/size); imagePriority wired to compact/regular/horizontal variants; layout/styling tweaks and bg-transparent additions.
Navigation / layout / footer
libs/blog/layouts/ui-navigation/src/lib/*, libs/blog/layouts/ui-layouts/src/lib/footer/*, libs/blog/layouts/ui-layouts/src/lib/header/components/header-hamburger.component.ts
Navigation adds whiteFont input and conditional text classes; Footer removes currentYear prop, changes background/grid areas and copyright placement; social icons variant set to light; hamburger line color updated.
Buttons / become-author page
libs/blog/become-author/feature-become-author-page/src/lib/*, libs/blog/shared/ui-button/src/lib/button/button.component.ts
Replaced styled anchors with al-button, added ButtonComponent import, updated base/primary button classes (justify-center, text-white, uppercase), and minor markup/styling fixes.
Misc presentational tweaks
libs/blog/newsletter/.../newsletter.component.html, libs/blog/articles/ui-article-list-title/..., libs/blog/partners/ui-partners/..., libs/blog/writing-rules/..., libs/blog/shared/ui-pill/src/lib/pill.directive.ts, libs/blog/shared/ui-difficulty/src/lib/ui-difficulty.component.ts, libs/blog/shared/ui-social-media-icons/src/lib/*, libs/blog/layouts/ui-navigation/.../language-picker.component.ts
Added/updated color classes (text-al-primary-foreground, text-white, light:border), dark-mode variants, pill text color, social icons variant with computed icon color class, and small class/attribute reorderings.
Small cleanup & selector updates
libs/blog/articles/feature-latest-articles/..., libs/blog/articles/ui-article-content/..., libs/shared/assets/src/lib/styles/*
Removed duplicate/empty imports, replaced prefers-color-scheme media queries with :root[data-theme='...'] selectors, set inline code color for contrast.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant User
  participant RootShell
  participant AppThemeStore
  participant Header
  participant Components
  User->>RootShell: Load app
  RootShell->>AppThemeStore: read theme
  AppThemeStore-->>RootShell: theme()
  RootShell->>Header: bind [theme]=theme()
  Header->>User: render toggle icon (sun/moon)
  User->>Header: click toggle
  Header->>RootShell: emit themeToggle
  RootShell->>AppThemeStore: toggleTheme()
  AppThemeStore->>document: set data-theme attribute
  AppThemeStore-->>RootShell: updated theme()
  RootShell->>Components: components read theme() and update hideGradient / classes
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libs/blog/become-author/feature-become-author-page/src/lib/become-author-page/become-author-page.component.html (2)

34-34: Consider using theme-aware text color for improved theme compatibility

While white text works well on the pink background, if the button background color might change based on theme, consider using a theme-aware text color class.

If the button background remains pink in all themes, this change is fine. Otherwise, consider:

- <p class="text-sm font-bold text-white">
+ <p class="text-sm font-bold text-al-pink-foreground">

This assumes you have defined appropriate foreground colors for your themed backgrounds.


64-64: Consider using theme-aware text color for improved theme compatibility

Similar to the other button, if the background color remains pink in all themes, white text is appropriate. For full theme support, consider a variable-based approach.

If the button background remains pink in all themes, this change is fine. Otherwise, consider using a theme-aware text color that complements the button background.

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package.json (1)

67-67: Verify plugin version compatibility
The plugin is added as a beta release; please confirm that 2.0.0-beta.0 of tailwindcss-theme-variants is compatible with Tailwind CSS ^3.3.6 and appropriate for production use.

libs/blog/shared/ui-card/src/lib/card.stories.ts (1)

61-61: Demonstration of transparent background variant
This story correctly showcases the transparent background use case by applying bg-transparent to the <al-card> element.

libs/blog/newsletter/feature-newsletter/src/lib/feature-newsletter/newsletter.component.html (1)

8-8: Consistent use of primary-foreground token
Applying text-al-primary-foreground ensures that the heading color adapts to theme variants and remains consistent across light/dark modes.

libs/blog/articles/ui-article-card/src/lib/components/article-hero-card/article-hero-card-skeleton.component.ts (1)

10-10: Consistent transparent background
Adding bg-transparent aligns the skeleton card with the new light-mode theming, ensuring the skeleton blends correctly across themes.

libs/blog/articles/ui-article-card/src/lib/components/article-horizontal-card/article-horizontal-card.component.html (1)

3-3: Verify removal of fixed height
Removing max-h-52 in favor of theme-based styling could affect the card's vertical sizing. Please verify that the card height remains consistent and does not overflow its container across breakpoints.

libs/blog/authors/ui-author-card/src/lib/author-card/author-card.component.html (1)

45-45: Apply theme-aware text color
Adding text-al-foreground ensures the author name responds to light/dark mode variants and aligns with the new theming tokens. Looks good.

libs/blog/partners/ui-partners/src/lib/partners-list/partners-list.component.html (1)

6-6: Verify dark mode background color
With bg-white still applied, this element may not adapt its background in dark mode. Please confirm that bg-white is intended, or consider using a theme-variant class (e.g., dark:bg-al-card) so the background aligns with dark theme.

libs/blog/articles/ui-article-list-title/src/lib/ui-article-list-title/ui-article-list-title.component.html (1)

4-4: Standardize primary heading color
Adding text-al-primary-foreground ensures the title adheres to the new primary text color token and is consistent with other headings across the app.

libs/blog/articles/ui-article-card/src/lib/ui-article-card/ui-article-card.component.html (1)

15-18: LGTM! Improved consistency across card variants

Adding the imagePriority input to the compact card variant brings consistency with the other card types and enables image loading optimization.

libs/blog/writing-rules/feature-writing-rules/src/lib/rules-row/rules-row.component.html (2)

14-14: Good addition of explicit text color

Adding the text-white class ensures the step numbers maintain proper contrast with the pink background in both light and dark modes.


49-49: Proper contrast for button text

The addition of text-white ensures the button text has adequate contrast against the pink background regardless of theme, supporting accessibility.

libs/blog/about-us/feature-about-us/src/lib/feature-about-us/feature-about-us.component.html (3)

2-2: Good use of semantic color token

Using text-al-primary-foreground for the title enables proper theme adaptation instead of a hard-coded color value.


6-6: Appropriate background setting for theme support

Setting the card to bg-transparent allows it to properly inherit background colors when switching between light and dark themes.


38-38: Consistent use of semantic color token

Using text-al-primary-foreground for the authors title maintains styling consistency with the main title and supports theme adaptation.

libs/blog/layouts/ui-navigation/src/lib/navigation/navigation.component.html (3)

9-9: Improved layout with centered navigation

Adding justify-center improves the horizontal navigation layout by properly centering the navigation items.


24-25: Good implementation of theme-aware text styling

Replacing static text color with conditional styling [ngClass]="whiteFont() ? 'text-white' : 'text-al-foreground'" enables proper text color adaptation based on context and theme.

Make sure the whiteFont() input property is properly implemented in the component TypeScript file and documented for consumers of this component.


37-38: Consistent styling for external links

The same conditional text styling is correctly applied to external links, maintaining styling consistency across all navigation items.

libs/blog/layouts/ui-layouts/src/lib/footer/components/footer-logo.component.ts (1)

2-2: Good component simplification

Removing the unused input import and the currentYear property simplifies the component appropriately. This cleanup removes unnecessary functionality while maintaining the component's core purpose.

Ensure that any components using <al-footer-logo> no longer pass the currentYear input property, as it has been removed.

Also applies to: 23-23

libs/blog/become-author/feature-become-author-page/src/lib/components/become-author-list-item/become-author-list-item.component.html (3)

3-5: Consistent trailing comma in [ngClass] object literal
The trailing comma after the single entry is valid and aligns with our formatting conventions for multiline object literals.


11-11: Explicit text-white class applied for contrast
Adding text-white ensures the index label remains legible against the pink background.


15-15: Use of text-al-pink token for the tick icon
The text-al-pink token aligns with our design system’s color palette.

libs/blog/layouts/ui-layouts/src/lib/footer/footer.component.html (1)

5-6: Footer logo and navigation setup looks good
Explicitly centering the logo and passing whiteFont="true" to <al-navigation> ensures consistent styling.

libs/blog/layouts/ui-layouts/src/lib/footer/footer.component.scss (2)

15-17: Updated default grid-template-areas
The new two-row layout ('logo social' / 'nav nav') is clear and concise for smaller viewports.


19-23: Verify breakpoint rename from @screen xl to @screen lg
Dropping the MD breakpoint and shifting the XL layout to LG may alter mid-size layouts. Please confirm that the updated breakpoints align with the design mockups and QA in all viewport widths.

libs/shared/assets/src/lib/styles/main.scss (2)

11-17: New CSS variables for theming added
Introducing --primary-foreground and --grey completes the palette for both light and dark modes. This aligns with the Tailwind configuration’s new tokens.


19-29: Light-mode media query block implemented
The prefers-color-scheme: light override correctly defines lighter values for all variables, enabling automatic theme switching.

libs/blog/shared/ui-card/src/lib/card.component.ts (2)

71-73: GradientCardDirective classes updated for theme variants
Switching to 'bg-al-radial-gradient dark:bg-al-background' removes the border and adds a dark-mode fallback—this matches our updated theming strategy.


99-101: Ensure component and directive hostClasses merge correctly
Both CardComponent and a consumer of alGradientCard bind to the class attribute. Please verify in the rendered DOM that classes from both the component and the directive are applied and not overridden.

libs/blog/authors/ui-author-card/src/lib/author-card/author-card-template.component.ts (3)

11-11: Great conversion to standalone component!

This conversion to a standalone component aligns with modern Angular best practices and improves the component's modularity.


23-24: Properly implemented light/dark mode styling

The alGradientCard directive and conditional dark/light mode classes are correctly applied, ensuring consistent styling that adapts to the theme. The background styling appropriately uses different colors for each theme variant.


27-28: LGTM: Content styling with directive

Adding the alCardContent directive to the inner content maintains styling consistency with other card components in the application.

libs/blog/articles/ui-article-card/src/lib/components/article-compact-card/article-compact-card.component.html (3)

3-3: Improved positioning and container styling

The addition of relative, overflow-hidden, and bg-black classes properly prepares the container for the new image layering approach.


6-13: Great improvement using proper image elements

Replacing CSS background with an actual <img> element is a significant improvement that:

  • Enhances accessibility with proper alt text
  • Enables image optimization through NgOptimizedImage
  • Provides better loading control with the priority attribute
  • Makes explicit width/height handling possible

The absolute positioning with opacity control creates a nice background effect while maintaining content readability.


14-14: Proper text color handling

The explicit text color setting ensures good contrast over the background image in all scenarios.

libs/blog/articles/ui-article-card/src/lib/components/article-compact-card/article-compact-card.component.ts (2)

1-1: Well-implemented standalone component conversion

The component has been properly converted to standalone with all necessary imports. Including NgOptimizedImage enables better image loading performance and optimization.

Also applies to: 13-20


25-25: Good addition of image priority control

The new imagePriority input property allows control over image loading priority, which is important for performance optimization and core web vitals. This aligns with the template changes using this property.

libs/blog/articles/ui-article-card/src/lib/components/article-regular-card/article-regular-card.component.html (5)

3-3: Improved border styling for theme consistency

The border styling now properly handles light and dark mode variations, maintaining visual separation in light mode while using transparent borders in dark mode.


21-25: Enhanced avatar component with priority loading

Adding the [priority] binding to the avatar component improves loading performance for this important UI element.


26-28: Proper text color styling for author name

The explicit text color class ensures consistent styling across light and dark modes.


41-47: Improved heading styling with proper color and text properties

The heading now uses explicit color, font weight, and style classes, ensuring consistent appearance across theme modes.


48-50: Consistent paragraph styling with theme-aware colors

The paragraph styling now properly uses theme-specific colors with appropriate font styling.

tailwind.preset.js (4)

1-5: Excellent addition of theme variant support

Good job introducing the tailwindcss-theme-variants plugin which enables media query-based theme switching. This is a more modern approach than the class-based dark mode.


13-14: New color tokens look good

The addition of 'al-primary-foreground' and 'al-grey' tokens will help maintain consistent theming across light and dark modes.

Also applies to: 22-22


35-35: Box shadow color change looks intentional

Changing from --border to --grey for the al-full-border shadow matches the new theming approach. Just ensure this change doesn't unexpectedly affect existing components.


39-51: Well-structured theme configuration

The plugin configuration properly sets up light and dark themes using media queries. This approach allows the UI to automatically adapt to the user's system preferences.

libs/blog/shared/ui-difficulty/src/lib/ui-difficulty.component.ts (3)

28-30: Good adaptation for light/dark mode in left block

The conditional class application correctly handles both light and dark modes based on the isColorBackground() condition:

  • Using dark:bg-al-background bg-transparent for colored backgrounds
  • Using bg-al-grey for non-colored backgrounds

This approach maintains visual consistency across themes.


47-50: Well-implemented shadow handling for different themes

The shadow classes are properly updated for the dot container:

  • dark:shadow-al-full-background shadow-transparent for colored backgrounds
  • shadow-al-full-border for non-colored backgrounds

This ensures proper visual representation in both light and dark modes.


80-82: Consistent styling in right block

The right block styling matches the left block's implementation, maintaining design consistency throughout the component. The code cleanly handles both light and dark themes.

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class="mb-4 hidden text-sm font-bold lg:block"
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Use design token instead of hardcoded hex
To support dynamic theming and maintain consistency with other components, replace the literal hex color with the text-al-primary-foreground token:

- class="mb-4 hidden text-sm font-bold text-[#fff] lg:block"
+ class="mb-4 hidden text-sm font-bold text-al-primary-foreground lg:block"
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flat: 'bg-al-primary/90',
flat: 'bg-al-primary/90 text-white',
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Use design token for pill text color
For theme variant compatibility, replace text-white with the text-al-primary-foreground token in the flat variant:

- flat: 'bg-al-primary/90 text-white',
+ flat: 'bg-al-primary/90 text-al-primary-foreground',
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@@ -32,6 +32,7 @@ export type NavItem = {
})
export class NavigationComponent {
readonly layout = input<'vertical' | 'horizontal'>('horizontal');
readonly whiteFont = input<boolean>(false);
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Consider a more flexible theming approach instead of a boolean flag

While adding a whiteFont input provides basic text color control, a more comprehensive theming approach would better support light mode implementation.

Consider using a theme enum or string input that supports multiple theme options:

- readonly whiteFont = input<boolean>(false);
+ readonly textTheme = input<'default' | 'light' | 'dark' | 'contrast'>('default');

Then in the template, you could apply different classes based on the selected theme:

[ngClass]="{
  'text-white': textTheme() === 'light',
  'text-al-foreground': textTheme() === 'default',
  'text-al-primary': textTheme() === 'dark',
  'text-al-contrast': textTheme() === 'contrast'
}"

This approach would be more maintainable as you add more theme variants beyond just light mode.

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<small class="block pb-4 text-center text-xs text-[#6a798b]">
Copyright &#169; {{ currentYear }}
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Hardcoded text color for copyright; use token
The inline text-[#6a798b] will not adjust for light mode. Swap in the design token (e.g., text-al-grey).

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@@ -1,17 +1,16 @@
<footer class="bg-al-card w-full">
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Using bg-[#191a22] ties the footer to one static color and prevents automatic switching in light mode. Replace this with a theme-aware token (e.g., bg-al-background).

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libs/blog/app-theme/data-access-app-theme/src/app-theme.store.ts (1)

42-42: Consider addressing the architectural TODO.

The TODO comment highlights a valid architectural concern about decoupling the store from CCAppThemeConsumer. Consider creating an interface to improve testability and modularity.

Would you like me to help design an interface to decouple the theme store from the consumer implementation?

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libs/blog/app-theme/data-access-app-theme/src/app-theme.store.ts (4)

3-3: Good addition of patchState import.

The import of patchState is necessary for properly updating the signal store state in the new methods.


5-5: Good export of Theme type for reusability.

Exporting the Theme type allows other components to import and use the same type definition, promoting type consistency across the application.


27-31: Excellent implementation of theme toggle functionality.

The toggleTheme method correctly:

  • Toggles between 'dark' and 'light' themes
  • Updates the DOM attribute via the consumer
  • Patches the store state with the new theme

The logic is clean and follows the signal store pattern properly.


45-47: Improvement: Using data attributes instead of CSS classes.

The change from setThemeClass to setThemeAttribute is a good architectural improvement. Using data-theme attributes instead of CSS classes provides better separation of concerns and is more semantic for theme management.

libs/blog/shell/feature-shell-web/src/lib/root-shell.component.ts (3)

79-81: Clean integration of theme store.

The injection of AppThemeStore and creation of a computed theme signal provides reactive theme state to the template. This follows Angular best practices for signal-based state management.


31-33: Proper template integration for theme management.

The template correctly:

  • Passes the reactive theme() signal to the header component
  • Handles the themeToggle event to trigger theme switching

This creates a clean data flow from store → shell → header.


104-106: Simple and effective theme toggle handler.

The onThemeToggle method correctly delegates to the store's toggleTheme method, maintaining separation of concerns between UI events and state management.

libs/blog/layouts/ui-layouts/src/lib/header/header.component.ts (4)

83-83: Well-typed theme input.

The theme input is properly typed as 'light' | 'dark' and marked as required, ensuring type safety and preventing undefined theme states.


87-87: Clean event-driven architecture.

The themeToggle output event follows Angular patterns for component communication, allowing the parent component to handle theme changes appropriately.


91-93: Intuitive icon selection logic.

The themeSwitchIcon computed property correctly shows:

  • Moon icon in light mode (to indicate switching to dark)
  • Sun icon in dark mode (to indicate switching to light)

This provides clear visual indication of the toggle action.


41-52: Excellent accessibility and styling for theme toggle.

The theme toggle button implementation includes:

  • Proper aria-label for screen readers
  • Clean styling with transparent background
  • Proper click event handling
  • Test ID for automated testing (once typo is fixed)
  • Semantic use of SVG icons

This provides a great user experience for theme switching.

aria-label="Toggle theme"
class="flex items-center bg-transparent p-1"
(click)="themeToggle.emit()"
date-testid="header-theme-switch"
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tailwind.preset.js (1)

1-1: Remove unused import or utilize the imported themeVariants.

The themeVariants import from 'tailwindcss-theme-variants' is not being used in the plugins array. You're implementing a custom plugin instead.

Apply this diff to remove the unused import:

-const { themeVariants } = require('tailwindcss-theme-variants');

Alternatively, if you intend to use the library's implementation, replace the custom plugin with:

-const { themeVariants } = require('tailwindcss-theme-variants');
+const { themeVariants } = require('tailwindcss-theme-variants');

// In plugins array:
-    function ({ addVariant }) {
-      addVariant(
-        'light',
-        '&:where([data-theme="light"], [data-theme="light"] *)',
-      );
-      addVariant('dark', '&:where([data-theme="dark"], [data-theme="dark"] *)');
-    },
+    themeVariants({
+      themes: {
+        light: 'selector',
+        dark: 'selector'
+      }
+    }),
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libs/blog/shared/ui-social-media-icons/src/lib/social-media-icons.component.ts (3)

4-6: LGTM: Modern Angular signal imports

Good adoption of Angular's signal-based reactive programming with computed and input.


15-15: LGTM: Well-defined variant type

The type definition provides good type safety for the theming variants.


27-27: LGTM: Modern input signal usage

Using Angular's signal-based input with a sensible default value follows current best practices.

libs/blog/about-us/feature-about-us/src/lib/feature-about-us/feature-about-us.component.ts (3)

19-19: LGTM! Clean integration with the theme system.

The import correctly adds the AppThemeStore following the established import pattern and module structure.


45-45: Excellent use of modern Angular patterns.

The injection uses the proper inject() function and correctly accesses the theme signal from the store. The readonly modifier appropriately prevents direct modification.


47-47: Well-implemented theme-aware computed property.

The computed property correctly implements the gradient hiding logic for light mode using Angular's reactive patterns. The naming is descriptive and the logic is straightforward and appropriate.

tailwind.preset.js (4)

5-5: LGTM: Appropriate darkMode configuration for attribute-based theming.

The change from ['class'] to 'selector' correctly aligns with the data-theme attribute approach used throughout the application.


10-11: LGTM: New color token follows established pattern.

The al-primary-foreground color token is properly defined using the CSS variable pattern with alpha value support.


19-19: LGTM: Grey color token addition supports theming system.

The al-grey color token follows the established pattern and will be used in the updated box shadow configuration.


32-32: LGTM: Box shadow color update aligns with new color tokens.

The change from --border to --grey CSS variable correctly utilizes the newly added al-grey color token.

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plugins: [
function ({ addVariant }) {
addVariant(
'light',
'&:where([data-theme="light"], [data-theme="light"] *)',
);
addVariant('dark', '&:where([data-theme="dark"], [data-theme="dark"] *)');
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The custom theme variant plugin implementation looks correct for data-theme attribute targeting. However, verify that the :where() pseudo-class with descendant selectors works as expected across all target browsers.

Run this script to verify the plugin generates the expected CSS selectors:


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# Description: Test Tailwind CSS compilation with the new theme variants
# Expected: CSS output should contain proper light: and dark: variant selectors

# Create a test Tailwind config to verify selector generation
cat > test-config.js << 'EOF'
const preset = require('./tailwind.preset.js');

module.exports = {
  presets: [preset],
  content: ['./test.html'],
  safelist: ['light:bg-red-500', 'dark:bg-blue-500']
};
EOF

# Create a test HTML file with theme variants
cat > test.html << 'EOF'
<div class="light:bg-red-500 dark:bg-blue-500">Test</div>
EOF

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if command -v npx >/dev/null 2>&1; then
  echo "Compiling Tailwind CSS to verify theme variants..."
  npx tailwindcss -c test-config.js -i /dev/stdin -o test-output.css << 'EOF'
@tailwind utilities;
EOF
  
  echo "Generated selectors for theme variants:"
  grep -A 5 -B 5 "data-theme" test-output.css || echo "No theme selectors found"
  
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cat > test-config.js << 'EOF'
const preset = require('./tailwind.preset.js');
module.exports = {
  presets: [preset],
  content: ['./test.html'],
  safelist: ['light:bg-red-500', 'dark:bg-blue-500'],
};
EOF

# 2. Create an HTML file to trigger both variants
cat > test.html << 'EOF'
<div class="light:bg-red-500 dark:bg-blue-500">Test</div>
EOF

# 3. Create an input CSS file with utilities directive
cat > input.css << 'EOF'
@tailwind utilities;
EOF

# 4. Compile and grep for theme selectors
if command -v npx >/dev/null 2>&1; then
  echo "Compiling with input.css…"
  npx tailwindcss -c test-config.js -i input.css -o test-output.css

  echo "Looking for generated theme selectors in test-output.css:"
  grep -E -A2 -B2 '\[data-theme="light"\]|\[data-theme="dark"\]' test-output.css || echo "No theme selectors found"
else
  echo "Tailwind CSS CLI not found; please install it and retry."
fi

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The Tailwind preset currently fails to compile because it calls require('tailwindcss-theme-variants') in tailwind.preset.js but that package isn’t installed. You’ll need to add it (or remove the import) before you can verify the :where()-based light/dark variant selectors:

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libs/blog/partners/ui-partners/src/lib/partners-list/partners-list.component.html (2)

5-10: Add rel="noopener noreferrer" for external link security

External links with target="_blank" should include rel="noopener noreferrer" to prevent reverse tabnabbing and improve performance.

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-      target="_blank"
+      target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"

12-17: Specify sizes for NgOptimizedImage with fill to improve image selection

With fill, providing sizes helps the browser pick the correct resource and reduces bandwidth. Based on the container’s max widths, 160px base and 200px from md breakpoint:

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         <img
           class="object-scale-down p-1"
           [ngSrc]="partner.asset_URL"
           [alt]="partner.alt"
+          sizes="(min-width: 768px) 200px, 160px"
           fill
         />
libs/blog/layouts/ui-navigation/src/lib/navigation/navigation.component.html (1)

4-11: Fix duplicate class attributes on

    — earlier one gets overridden

    The UL currently has two class attributes (one static, one later static) plus [class] and [ngClass]. In HTML, duplicate class attributes are invalid; the later class wins, so justify-center is effectively lost. Consolidate to a single static class and a single [ngClass].

    Apply this diff:

    -  <ul
    -    class="flex flex-wrap justify-center"
    -    [ngClass]="{
    -      'flex-col justify-between': layout() === 'vertical',
    -    }"
    -    class="flex flex-wrap"
    -    [attr.aria-label]="t('nav.navLinks')"
    -    [class]="isVerticalLayout ? 'flex-col justify-between' : ''"
    -  >
    +  <ul
    +    class="flex flex-wrap justify-center"
    +    [ngClass]="{ 'flex-col justify-between': layout() === 'vertical' }"
    +    [attr.aria-label]="t('nav.navLinks')"
    +  >
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libs/blog/layouts/ui-layouts/src/lib/footer/footer.component.scss (2)

13-17: Ensure .al-container actually uses CSS Grid and has predictable tracks

If .al-container isn't already display: grid via Tailwind classes in the template, the grid-template-areas here will have no effect. Also, defining explicit columns will stabilize sizing on small screens.

Proposed inline improvement:

 .al-container {
-  grid-template-areas:
+  display: grid;
+  grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr;
+  grid-template-areas:
     'logo social'
     'nav nav';
 }

If the template already sets grid with Tailwind (e.g., class="grid grid-cols-2 ..."), keep that and only consider the columns suggestion here for consistency.


19-23: Confirm breakpoint intent (xl → lg) and add columns to prevent overflow at large screens

Renaming the breakpoint to @screen lg changes when the 3-column layout kicks in; verify this aligns with design and Tailwind config. To avoid nav stretching or squeeze between logo/social, define track sizes explicitly.

Proposed inline improvement:

 @screen lg {
   .al-container {
-    grid-template-areas: 'logo nav social';
+    grid-template-columns: auto 1fr auto;
+    grid-template-areas: 'logo nav social';
   }
 }

Also double-check DOM order vs visual order at lg; ensure the DOM sequence (logo → nav → social) matches the visual intent to avoid screen-reader and tab-order confusion.

libs/blog/partners/ui-partners/src/lib/partners-list/partners-list.component.html (2)

6-6: Remove redundant light:rounded-lg (already have rounded-lg)

rounded-lg is applied unconditionally; the light:rounded-lg variant is redundant and adds noise.

Apply this diff:

-      class="light:border light:rounded-lg aspect-[2/1] w-full max-w-[160px] rounded-lg bg-white md:max-w-[200px] lg:transition-transform lg:hover:scale-105 lg:hover:cursor-pointer lg:motion-reduce:transition-none lg:motion-reduce:hover:scale-100"
+      class="light:border aspect-[2/1] w-full max-w-[160px] rounded-lg bg-white md:max-w-[200px] lg:transition-transform lg:hover:scale-105 lg:hover:cursor-pointer lg:motion-reduce:transition-none lg:motion-reduce:hover:scale-100"

5-10: Improve keyboard focus visibility on interactive card

The anchor is interactive but lacks focus-visible styles. Add focus-visible ring/outline to meet a11y expectations for keyboard users.

Example (adjust tokens/colors to your design system):

-      class="light:border aspect-[2/1] w-full max-w-[160px] rounded-lg bg-white md:max-w-[200px] lg:transition-transform lg:hover:scale-105 lg:hover:cursor-pointer lg:motion-reduce:transition-none lg:motion-reduce:hover:scale-100"
+      class="light:border aspect-[2/1] w-full max-w-[160px] rounded-lg bg-white md:max-w-[200px] lg:transition-transform lg:hover:scale-105 lg:hover:cursor-pointer lg:motion-reduce:transition-none lg:motion-reduce:hover:scale-100 focus:outline-none focus-visible:ring-2 focus-visible:ring-offset-2"

Optionally append theme-specific ring colors (e.g., light:focus-visible:ring-gray-300 dark:focus-visible:ring-white/40) consistent with your tokens.

libs/blog/articles/ui-article-card/src/lib/components/article-compact-card/article-compact-card.component.html (1)

11-12: Add responsive sources (ngSrcset/sizes) to avoid overserving large images

The card currently serves a fixed 1215×750 image. On smaller viewports this wastes bandwidth and hurts LCP. If your image service supports multi-size URLs, wire them via NgOptimizedImage.

Example (adjust to your CDN and size breakpoints):

<img
  ...
  [ngSrc]="article().featuredImageUrl"
  [ngSrcset]="{
  }"
  sizes="(max-width: 480px) 405px, (max-width: 1024px) 810px, 1215px"
/>
libs/blog/shell/feature-shell-web/src/lib/root-shell.component.ts (1)

95-97: Optional: avoid a redundant computed wrapper

You can expose the store’s signal directly; wrapping it in computed adds an unnecessary layer.

Apply this diff if you prefer the simpler approach:

-  protected readonly theme = computed(() => this._appThemeStore.theme());
+  protected readonly theme = this._appThemeStore.theme;
libs/blog/shared/ui-difficulty/src/lib/ui-difficulty.component.ts (1)

28-30: Verify token availability and consider a light-mode fallback for visual containment

  • Ensure the new token bg-al-grey exists and is theming-consistent with the rest of the palette.
  • Using bg-transparent in light mode may make the left/right blocks visually “float” on certain backgrounds. Consider a subtle, token-based fallback (e.g., a low-contrast surface token) if this causes loss of containment.

Also applies to: 80-82

libs/blog/articles/ui-article-card/src/lib/components/article-regular-card/article-regular-card.component.html (1)

41-47: Consider removing redundant word-break style.

The inline style="word-break: break-word" duplicates functionality that could be handled by Tailwind's break-words class, which provides better consistency with the existing class-based approach.

-        <h3
-          class="*:text-al-primary-foreground text-2xl font-bold *:not-italic"
-          [id]="article().slug"
-          style="word-break: break-word"
-        >
+        <h3
+          class="*:text-al-primary-foreground text-2xl font-bold *:not-italic break-words"
+          [id]="article().slug"
+        >
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libs/blog/partners/ui-partners/src/lib/partners-list/partners-list.component.html (1)

12-17: Verify alt text semantics for logos

If partner.asset_URL represents a logo, alt should be the partner name (not empty and not “logo”). If the image is purely decorative and the partner name is elsewhere in accessible text, alt should be an empty string.

libs/blog/shell/feature-shell-web/src/lib/root-shell.component.ts (2)

36-39: Header theming bindings look correct

Wiring [theme] and (themeToggle) to the header matches the new API and keeps the RootShell as a thin coordinator. Once the theme signal is defined (see conflict fix below), this should work as intended.


127-129: Theme toggle handler correctly delegates to the store

This keeps the component logic minimal and defers the side effects (DOM attribute + localStorage) to the store. LGTM.

libs/blog/articles/feature-article/src/lib/article-details/article-details.component.html (1)

56-56: Good: [articleCard] input correctly wired for author card rendering

This aligns with the new input contract and should enable the intended article-specific styling.

libs/blog/authors/ui-author-card/src/lib/author-card/author-card.component.ts (1)

48-49: Inputs added are clear and default-safe

hideGradient and articleCard are well-scoped booleans with sane defaults and are forwarded in the template. No functional concerns.

libs/blog/layouts/ui-navigation/src/lib/navigation/navigation.component.html (3)

17-19: Good: dynamic text color via whiteFont()

Using [ngClass] here keeps static spacing/weight styles separate from theme-dependent color. Clean pattern.


30-32: Good: consistent external link theming

Same pattern applied to external links maintains parity with internal anchors.


4-7: NgClass Already Imported

NgClass is correctly imported from @angular/common in navigation.component.ts, so no runtime error will occur. No further changes needed.

libs/blog/authors/ui-author-card/src/lib/author-card/author-card.component.html (2)

2-5: Good: forwarding new inputs to the template

[articleCard] and [hideGradient] are correctly exposed to the template, matching the new API.


48-48: Good: text token aligns with theme

Adding text-al-foreground to the author name maintains readability across themes.

libs/shared/assets/src/lib/styles/main.scss (3)

8-24: LGTM! Well-structured theme token system implementation.

The implementation of theme-scoped CSS variables using data-theme attributes is well-structured and follows best practices. The token organization is logical, and the values are appropriately defined for each theme.


26-35: LGTM! Light theme tokens are properly defined.

The light theme tokens are well-defined with appropriate values. The contrast between dark and light themes is clearly established through the token values (e.g., background switching from dark 16 15 21 to light 255 255 255).


90-94: Dark mode configuration verified

Tailwind is set to darkMode: 'selector' and includes a plugin that adds light: and dark: variants scoped to [data-theme="light"] and [data-theme="dark"]. The class dark:text-blue-400 will correctly apply when data-theme="dark" is present. No further changes needed.

libs/blog/articles/ui-article-card/src/lib/components/article-regular-card/article-regular-card.component.html (3)

10-17: LGTM! Proper NgOptimizedImage implementation with priority support.

The featured image implementation correctly uses NgOptimizedImage with explicit dimensions and priority binding from the component input. The fallback to placeholder image is appropriate.


21-29: LGTM! Avatar component properly configured with priority support.

The avatar component correctly receives the priority input, ensuring consistent image loading behavior across the card. The author name styling uses the theme-aware primary-foreground color token.


48-50: LGTM! Excerpt styling uses theme-aware color tokens.

The excerpt paragraph correctly uses the *:text-al-pink color token and appropriate typography classes for consistent theming.

libs/blog/authors/ui-author-card/src/lib/author-card/author-card-template.component.ts (5)

1-1: LGTM! Proper Angular imports added.

The import statement correctly adds computed and input from Angular core to support the new reactive inputs and computed properties.


16-16: LGTM! Dynamic gradient control implementation.

The binding [hideGradient]="hideGradient()" properly connects the component input to the gradient card directive, enabling runtime control of the gradient visibility.


20-20: LGTM! Dynamic class binding implementation.

The class bindings using computed properties provide clean, reactive styling based on component inputs. This approach maintains good separation of concerns.

Also applies to: 24-24


43-44: LGTM! Well-structured component inputs.

The input properties are properly typed with sensible defaults. The hideGradient defaults to true and articleCard defaults to false, which align with the expected common usage patterns.


46-54: LGTM! Efficient computed properties for dynamic styling.

The computed properties provide clean, reactive class generation based on component state. The conditional logic properly handles both article card and standard layouts, and the theme-aware classes align with the CSS variable system.

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Hard-coded bg-black undermines light-mode theming

Using bg-black forces a dark card in all themes. For light mode, this should be theme-driven (CSS vars or theme variants), not a fixed color.

Consider replacing with a theme-aware class/token (examples, adjust to your setup):

  • If using data-theme variants: bg-white text-gray-900 [data-theme=dark]:bg-black [data-theme=dark]:text-white
  • If using project tokens: bg-al-background text-al-foreground
    Would you like me to generate a patch once you confirm the preferred tokens/variants?

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echo "=== Searching for 'dark:' classes ==="
rg -n "dark:" .

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Hard-coded bg-black breaks light-mode theming
Replace the fixed black background with your project’s theme tokens so the card adapts to both light and dark modes. For example, to match the regular card component you could use the al-card token:

• File:
libs/blog/articles/ui-article-card/src/lib/components/article-compact-card/article-compact-card.component.html
• Lines: 3

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--- a/libs/blog/articles/ui-article-card/src/lib/components/article-compact-card/article-compact-card.component.html
+++ b/libs/blog/articles/ui-article-card/src/lib/components/article-compact-card/article-compact-card.component.html
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-    class="relative h-full overflow-hidden rounded-lg bg-black bg-cover bg-no-repeat transition-transform hover:scale-105 motion-reduce:transition-none motion-reduce:hover:scale-100"
+    class="relative h-full overflow-hidden rounded-lg bg-al-card bg-cover bg-no-repeat transition-transform hover:scale-105 motion-reduce:transition-none motion-reduce:hover:scale-100"

If you need a distinct dark-mode override, you can also add a dark: variant (e.g. dark:bg-al-background).

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class="relative h-full overflow-hidden rounded-lg bg-al-card bg-cover bg-no-repeat transition-transform hover:scale-105 motion-reduce:transition-none motion-reduce:hover:scale-100"
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around line 3, the class uses a hard-coded bg-black which breaks light-mode
theming; replace bg-black with the project's theme token (e.g. bg-al-card) and
optionally add a dark: variant (e.g. dark:bg-al-background) so the card adapts
to both light and dark modes while preserving the other utility classes.

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<img
alt="Post featured image"
class="absolute h-auto w-full bg-contain opacity-20"
[ngSrc]="article().featuredImageUrl || 'assets/article-placeholder.webp'"
[priority]="imagePriority()"
width="1215"
height="750"
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Absolute image needs correct positioning and object-fit; fix wrong Tailwind class; clarify accessibility; ensure priority boolean

  • The absolute img lacks positioning (top/left/inset), so it may not anchor to the container’s top-left.
  • bg-contain is a background-image utility; for use object-contain/object-cover.
  • The image appears decorative (background), so alt="" with aria-hidden is more appropriate to avoid noisy SR output.
  • [priority] expects boolean (NgOptimizedImage). Passing number|null relies on coercion. Be explicit.

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-    <img
-      alt="Post featured image"
-      class="absolute h-auto w-full bg-contain opacity-20"
-      [ngSrc]="article().featuredImageUrl || 'assets/article-placeholder.webp'"
-      [priority]="imagePriority()"
-      width="1215"
-      height="750"
-    />
+    <img
+      alt=""
+      aria-hidden="true"
+      class="absolute inset-0 z-0 h-full w-full object-cover opacity-20"
+      [ngSrc]="article().featuredImageUrl || 'assets/article-placeholder.webp'"
+      [priority]="!!imagePriority()"
+      width="1215"
+      height="750"
+    />

Notes:

  • If you prefer to keep the image informative, bind alt to the title instead: alt="{{ article().title }}" (but avoid duplicating the visible title for SRs).
  • If cropping is undesirable, use object-contain object-center instead of object-cover.
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class="absolute h-auto w-full bg-contain opacity-20"
[ngSrc]="article().featuredImageUrl || 'assets/article-placeholder.webp'"
[priority]="imagePriority()"
width="1215"
height="750"
/>
<img
alt=""
aria-hidden="true"
class="absolute inset-0 z-0 h-full w-full object-cover opacity-20"
[ngSrc]="article().featuredImageUrl || 'assets/article-placeholder.webp'"
[priority]="!!imagePriority()"
width="1215"
height="750"
/>
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In
libs/blog/articles/ui-article-card/src/lib/components/article-compact-card/article-compact-card.component.html
around lines 6-13, the <img> is absolute but lacks positioning and uses a
background utility; change the Tailwind classes to include explicit positioning
(e.g. top-0 left-0 w-full h-full) and use an object-fit utility (object-cover or
object-contain object-center) instead of bg-contain; mark the image as purely
decorative by setting alt="" and aria-hidden="true" (or if you want it
informative bind alt to article().title instead), and make the priority binding
an explicit boolean (e.g. [priority]="!!imagePriority()" or
[priority]="imagePriority() === true") so NgOptimizedImage receives a boolean.

width="1215"
height="750"
/>
<div class="relative flex h-full flex-col justify-between text-[#fff]">
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Text color hard-coded; add stacking safety for content layer

  • text-[#fff] bypasses theme tokens and may clash in light mode.
  • Ensure content is layered above the overlay/image explicitly.

Apply this diff to enforce stacking (and drop hard-coded hex if tokens exist):

-    <div class="relative flex h-full flex-col justify-between text-[#fff]">
+    <div class="relative z-20 flex h-full flex-col justify-between text-al-foreground">

If text-al-foreground is unavailable, use your theme variant equivalents (e.g., text-gray-900 [data-theme=dark]:text-white).
Additionally, update the overlay (outside this range) to sit between image and content and ignore pointer events:

<!-- Line 16 update example -->
<div class="absolute inset-0 z-10 h-full w-full pointer-events-none hover:bg-al-bottom-radial-gradient"></div>

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
<a [routerLink]="['/', article().slug] | alLocalize">
<article
class="bg-al-card md:hover:shadow-al-primary group relative h-full w-full rounded-lg border border-transparent shadow-none transition-transform motion-reduce:transition-none lg:hover:scale-105 lg:motion-reduce:hover:scale-100"
class="bg-al-card md:hover:shadow-al-primary group relative h-full w-full rounded-lg border shadow-none transition-transform motion-reduce:transition-none lg:hover:scale-105 lg:motion-reduce:hover:scale-100 dark:border-transparent"
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Inconsistent border approach between themes.

The border styling uses border with dark:border-transparent, but this conflicts with the theme-scoped approach established in the main.scss file. Consider using the --border CSS variable consistently across both themes instead of overriding with Tailwind's dark variant.

-    class="bg-al-card md:hover:shadow-al-primary group relative h-full w-full rounded-lg border shadow-none transition-transform motion-reduce:transition-none lg:hover:scale-105 lg:motion-reduce:hover:scale-100 dark:border-transparent"
+    class="bg-al-card md:hover:shadow-al-primary group relative h-full w-full rounded-lg border-al-border shadow-none transition-transform motion-reduce:transition-none lg:hover:scale-105 lg:motion-reduce:hover:scale-100"
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class="bg-al-card md:hover:shadow-al-primary group relative h-full w-full rounded-lg border-al-border shadow-none transition-transform motion-reduce:transition-none lg:hover:scale-105 lg:motion-reduce:hover:scale-100"
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In
libs/blog/articles/ui-article-card/src/lib/components/article-regular-card/article-regular-card.component.html
around line 3, the element uses Tailwind's generic border class plus
dark:border-transparent which conflicts with the theme-scoped border variable;
replace the hard-coded border classes with the theme-aware border variable
approach (use the --border CSS variable for border color/width via an
appropriate utility or inline style and remove the dark: override) so both light
and dark themes rely on the main.scss --border value; ensure the element no
longer uses the plain "border" and "dark:border-transparent" classes and instead
applies the border using the --border variable consistent with the rest of the
app.

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⚠️ Potential issue

Remove extraneous text nodes from template.

The template contains standalone text nodes "Expand" and "Down" that appear to be leftover content or debugging artifacts and should be removed.

             <div
               class="flex w-full flex-col items-center gap-4 md:max-w-[360px]"
-              Expand
-              Down
             >
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>
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libs/blog/authors/ui-author-card/src/lib/author-card/author-card-template.component.ts
around lines 28 to 30, there are stray text nodes "Expand" and "Down" in the
template; remove these standalone text nodes so only intended elements and
bindings remain (delete the two words and any surrounding whitespace/newlines so
the template contains only valid markup and components).

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
>
@for (partner of partnersList(); track partner.asset_URL) {
<a
class="aspect-[2/1] w-full max-w-[160px] rounded-lg bg-white md:max-w-[200px] lg:transition-transform lg:hover:scale-105 lg:hover:cursor-pointer lg:motion-reduce:transition-none lg:motion-reduce:hover:scale-100"
class="light:border light:rounded-lg aspect-[2/1] w-full max-w-[160px] rounded-lg bg-white md:max-w-[200px] lg:transition-transform lg:hover:scale-105 lg:hover:cursor-pointer lg:motion-reduce:transition-none lg:motion-reduce:hover:scale-100"
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Confirm light: variant configuration and consider explicit border color

Ensure the Tailwind theme-variants setup defines a light variant that matches your runtime selector. Also, consider specifying a light border color (e.g., light:border-gray-200) to avoid defaulting to currentColor, which may be inconsistent across themes.

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Light variant is configured – add explicit border color

The light: variant is correctly registered in tailwind.preset.js via your custom plugin, so the prefix will work at runtime. However, using light:border alone defaults the border color to currentColor, which may vary between themes. It’s clearer and more consistent to pick a specific color (for example your al-border token or a gray scale):

• File: libs/blog/partners/ui-partners/src/lib/partners-list/partners-list.component.html
Line 6

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- class="light:border light:rounded-lg aspect-[2/1] w-full max-w-[160px] rounded-lg bg-white …"
+ class="light:border-al-border light:rounded-lg aspect-[2/1] w-full max-w-[160px] rounded-lg bg-white …"

You may also want to update other instances (e.g., in ui-article-card) where light:border is used without a color.

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class="light:border-al-border light:rounded-lg aspect-[2/1] w-full max-w-[160px] rounded-lg bg-white md:max-w-[200px] lg:transition-transform lg:hover:scale-105 lg:hover:cursor-pointer lg:motion-reduce:transition-none lg:motion-reduce:hover:scale-100"
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around line 6, the class uses the light: variant as light:border which leaves
the border color to currentColor; change it to an explicit color token such as
light:border-al-border or a specific gray like light:border-gray-200 to ensure
consistent styling across themes, and update any other occurrences (e.g.,
ui-article-card) where light:border is used without a color.

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'dark:shadow-al-full-background shadow-transparent':
isColorBackground(),
'shadow-al-full-border': !isColorBackground(),
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Replace non-standard 'shadow-transparent' with 'shadow-none'

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+              'dark:shadow-al-full-background shadow-none':
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  echo "$configs"
  for c in $configs; do
    echo "----- $c -----"
    grep -R "shadow" "$c" -n || true
  done
else
  echo "No Tailwind config file found"
fi

# Search codebase for usage of shadow-transparent and shadow-none
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Tailwind doesn’t ship a shadow-transparent utility by default—if it isn’t defined in your config, it will be purged and have no effect. Use the standard shadow-none to remove shadows, as seen elsewhere in the codebase.

• File: libs/blog/shared/ui-difficulty/src/lib/ui-difficulty.component.ts (lines 47–49)

- 'dark:shadow-al-full-background shadow-transparent': isColorBackground(),
+ 'dark:shadow-al-full-background shadow-none':      isColorBackground(),
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standard 'shadow-none' wherever you intend to remove shadows (and keep
'shadow-al-full-border' when !isColorBackground()). Update the conditional
branch to use 'shadow-none' instead of 'shadow-transparent' so the shadow is
reliably removed.

@@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ import {
AdImageBanner,
AlBannerCarouselComponent,
} from '@angular-love/blog/shared/ad-banner';
import { AppThemeStore } from '@angular-love/data-access-app-theme';
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rg -n "export (const|type) AppThemeStore|export type Theme" -S

echo "== Check for existing imports using the same alias =="
rg -n "from ['\"]@angular-love/data-access-app-theme['\"]"

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echo "== Inspect library barrel at libs/blog/app-theme/data-access-app-theme/src/index.ts =="
INDEX_FILE="libs/blog/app-theme/data-access-app-theme/src/index.ts"
if [ -f "$INDEX_FILE" ]; then
  echo "Found $INDEX_FILE"
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Export AppThemeStore in the library barrel

The path alias @angular-love/data-access-app-theme is correctly configured in tsconfig.base.json, but the barrel at libs/blog/app-theme/data-access-app-theme/src/index.ts does not re-export AppThemeStore. This prevents the import in root-shell.component.ts from resolving.

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• File: libs/blog/app-theme/data-access-app-theme/src/index.ts

+ export { AppThemeStore, type Theme } from './app-theme.store';
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