Hero blank-hero bug: eyebrow/headline/subheadline/description read
field.text|default:field, which hard-errors in the ninjatpl engine on
bare-string seed values (attribute access on a string), blanking the whole
hero. Switch to field|get:"text"|default:field — the process-global `get`
filter degrades gracefully on both {text,...} objects and bare strings.
Responsive layout back to Tailwind (supersedes the prior CSS-class approach
in 6787a01): the host Tailwind build now scans theme .ninjatpl, so the
cp-grid / cp-cols / cp-span / cp-split / cp-article-grid classes were exact
reimplementations of stock utilities. Restore plain Tailwind in the
templates (grid grid-cols-1 sm:/md:/lg:grid-cols-*, gap-*, columns-*,
col-span-*, before:* timeline connector) across feature-grid, pricing,
stats, team, testimonial, contact-card, featured/related-posts, blog-hero,
menu-list, event-list, hours-location, timeline, footer, gallery,
rich-section, roster_grid, article + hero split section, and delete the
duplicate CSS from manifest css.input_css_append.
Kept as genuinely bespoke design CSS: cp-hero-* bounded clamp() min-heights
(the anti-balloon whitespace fix — not a stock min-h-* utility; restoring
min-h-screen would reintroduce the empty neon void) and the reduced-motion /
high-contrast blocks.
Scroll-reveal: cyberpunk ships no opacity-hidden .reveal content — its two
IntersectionObservers (hero digital-rain, stats countUp) fire on the IO
initial callback when already in view and both have static, visible no-JS /
reduced-motion fallbacks, so content is never hidden behind JS.
make (codeless .bnp) OK; check-safety 32 checks 19 ok 13 skip -> OK.
No version bump. No push.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Host Tailwind JIT does not scan theme templates, so responsive grid/hero
utilities (sm:/md:/lg:grid-cols-*, min-h-screen, arbitrary values) are
dropped and multi-column layouts collapse to one column. Ship the
load-bearing responsive layout as compiled theme CSS and point the
override templates at it. Layout only — colours stay on semantic tokens.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
