fix(dashboard): replace hardcoded sidebar styles with theme-aware CSS custom properties#824
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… custom properties The sidebar introduced in #823 used 18+ hardcoded inline styles with dark-purple colors that only matched the Dream theme. Lemonade, Light, and Arctic themes all rendered a dark purple sidebar instead of their defined theme colors. This fix: - Adds --sidebar-* CSS custom properties to all 4 themes in index.css (bg, glow, border, accent, text variants, active states) - Replaces all hardcoded style={{}} props in Sidebar.jsx with var(--sidebar-*) references - Preserves the Dream theme's gradient sidebar aesthetic - Each theme now gets a sidebar that matches its identity Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
style={{}}props inSidebar.jsxwithvar(--sidebar-*)CSS custom properties--sidebar-*variable definitions to all 4 themes (Dream, Lemonade, Light, Arctic) inindex.cssWhat was broken
The sidebar from #823 used hardcoded colors like
#1a1722,#b56dff,rgba(138,44,255,0.16)that only matched the Dream (dark) theme. The other three themes got a jarring dark sidebar that didn't match their identity.What this fixes
Each theme now defines its own sidebar colors:
Validation
npm run build✅vitest run— 32/32 tests pass ✅🤖 Generated with Claude Code