All tokens with dark-mode overrides gain a private --_name counterpart in :root.
Public tokens (--color-*, --module-*, --glass-* etc.) become stable var(--_name)
references. Both dark blocks now only override compact private tokens — no more
manual two-block sync for every future colour change.
Also removes the redundant --color-surface-2 dark override (already auto-derived
via var(--neutral-50)). No visual change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bundles the Indigo accent migration, module-colour decoupling, WCAG
contrast improvements and nav-badge base-style relocation into one
release. See CHANGELOG.md [0.20.15] for full details.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The .nav-badge base styles (background, size, color) were defined in tasks.css,
which is dynamically unloaded when navigating away from /tasks. This caused the
overdue badge in the nav to become invisible on every other page, even though
the badge element remained in the DOM.
Also refactors subtask checkbox icon to use a CSS class instead of inline styles.
Resolves#56
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Root cause: the badge was `position: absolute` relative to the entire
`.nav-item`, which stretches to `flex: 1` on mobile (up to ~75 px wide).
With `right: 4px` the badge sat far from the icon on the bottom bar and
overlapped label text in the expanded desktop sidebar.
Fix: `updateOverdueBadge()` now wraps the nav icon in a
`.nav-item__icon-wrap` span (created once, reused on subsequent calls).
The badge is appended there instead of to the nav item root.
CSS changes:
- Remove `.nav-item .nav-badge` positional override
- Add `.nav-item__icon-wrap { position: relative; display: inline-flex }`
- Add `.nav-item__icon-wrap .nav-badge { position: absolute; top: -4px; right: -4px }`
The badge now consistently overlays the top-right corner of the icon
across all nav layouts (mobile column, collapsed sidebar row, expanded
sidebar row with label).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The nav-badge was appended as an in-flow flex child, breaking nav-item
layout: on mobile (column flex) it appeared below the label, on desktop
sidebar (row flex + justify-content:center) it was pushed far right via
margin-left:auto. Fix positions it absolutely within the nav-item and
uses DOM API instead of insertAdjacentHTML per project convention.
Co-authored-by: Ulas Kalayci <ulas.kalayci@googlemail.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
position: sticky on .modal-panel__header failed on iOS WebKit when the
scroll container had padding-top applied (drag-handle spacing). Restructured
modal layout: .modal-panel is now a flex-column with overflow:hidden and
.modal-panel__body handles scrolling (overflow-y:auto, flex:1). The header
is a non-scrolled flex sibling, so it stays visible without sticky. Updated
swipe-to-close to read .modal-panel__body scroll position.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- pwa.css: body::after now uses var(--glass-bg) matching the nav's glass
background exactly; z-index lowered to z-nav-1 so the nav renders
on top in the overlap area (safe-area padding), removing the visible
color mismatch that appeared as empty space
- router.js: add iOS focusin/focusout handlers that temporarily set
maximum-scale=1 on input focus to prevent WKWebView auto-zoom;
restores original viewport content 150ms after blur so manual
zoom remains available for accessibility
Two causes of ~1s navigation delay fixed:
1. glass.css Section 19 was extending the page-in animation from 0.20s
to 0.30s using spring easing. Reverted to 0.20s in / 0.12s out.
2. During transitions, dozens of backdrop-filter layers (widgets, cards,
inputs, toolbars) were composited simultaneously for both the outgoing
and incoming page, overloading mid-range Android GPUs.
Added html.navigating class: router.js sets it at transition start,
glass.css overrides all app-content backdrop-filters to none while
active, animationend removes it once the in-animation completes.
will-change: transform on a position:relative flex child causes iOS WebKit
to composite the element at an incorrect position - creating a visible gap
below the nav bar. Remove it; CSS transform transitions use hardware
acceleration automatically on modern iOS without this hint.
Add -webkit-fill-available before 100dvh on .app-shell as a fallback for
iOS WebKit versions where 100dvh is computed slightly smaller than the
actual WKWebView height.
Switch .nav-bottom from position: fixed to a flex child of .app-shell.
With position: fixed and will-change: transform (used for the hide/show
animation), iOS compositor layers can misplace the element. As a flex
child (position: relative; flex-shrink: 0) at the end of a height: 100dvh
container the nav is guaranteed to sit flush at the physical screen bottom.
Remove padding-bottom clearance from .app-content, .tasks-page and
.dashboard - no longer needed since the nav no longer overlaps the
content area.
When adding ingredients in the meal editor, each ingredient now has a
category dropdown. Categories are stored on the ingredient and applied
automatically when transferring to the shopping list, so items appear
pre-grouped by category without manual re-sorting.
iOS reserves the home indicator area outside the CSS viewport, leaving
a black strip below the bottom navigation. A fixed body::after pseudo-
element now fills this zone with the surface color. Also added explicit
background-color on body for consistent rendering.
- FAB focus ring: double-ring pattern replacing invisible #fff outline
- forced-colors media query for Windows High Contrast Mode
- New tokens: --color-accent-secondary, --content-max-width-narrow, --cal-hour-height
- Apple sync logo uses semantic tokens for correct dark mode inversion
- Sidebar logo gradient references token instead of hardcoded #7C5CFC
Users can now show/hide widgets and reorder them via a settings button
in the greeting header. Configuration is persisted server-side in
sync_config (dashboard_widgets key) and shared across all family members.
- Greeting widget gets a settings icon button opening a customize modal
- Modal lists all widgets (tasks, calendar, shopping, meals, notes,
weather) with toggle switches and up/down reorder buttons
- Reset to default layout available in the modal
- GET /preferences now returns dashboard_widgets; PUT accepts it
- All 10 locales updated with new i18n keys
Dashboard widgets, task cards, note items, meal slots, form inputs,
toolbars, and FAB actions now use semi-transparent glass backgrounds
with backdrop-filter blur. Each surface gets a subtle module accent
color tint via color-mix gradient overlay. App background uses a
radial accent gradient for ambient vibrancy.
New tokens: --glass-bg-card, --glass-bg-input, --glass-bg-toolbar,
--glass-tint-strength with full dark mode and accessibility overrides.
In iOS WebKit standalone (home screen) mode, position:fixed elements
move with the page when the body itself becomes scrollable - unlike
regular Safari where fixed elements stay pinned. The root cause was
body having min-height: 100dvh without overflow: hidden, which allowed
body scroll to occur when content overflowed.
Fix: html and body are now overflow: hidden with fixed height (100% / 100dvh)
so all scrolling is confined to .app-content. Service worker bumped to
shell-v30 to force re-download of reset.css on installed PWAs.
- All @supports checks extended to include or (-webkit-backdrop-filter: blur(1px))
so Safari < 18 (which only recognizes the -webkit- prefix) no longer skips
the entire @supports block and receives no glass styles at all
- Non-blur glass styles (background-color, border, box-shadow) moved outside
@supports blocks - always active on all browsers regardless of blur support
- Capsule buttons, specular highlights, glass borders and shadows now visible
on all devices, blur effects added on top where supported
- dashboard.css: move .widget glass styles (shadow, border, ::before highlight)
directly here since module CSS loads after glass.css and would override it
- tasks.css: move .filter-chip--active glass state and fix .priority-badge
border-radius to use --radius-glass-chip (capsule) instead of --radius-xs
- glass.css: remove dead .sticky-header rule (class not used in HTML) and
remove duplicate .widget rules now handled by dashboard.css
Six tabs (General, Meals, Budget, Shopping, Calendar, Account) replace
the flat single-page layout. Active tab persists via sessionStorage.
Calendar tab auto-activates on OAuth redirect. Tab bar is sticky.
All labels translated in de/en/es/it/sv.
- Added user-scalable=no, maximum-scale=1 to viewport meta tag to prevent
pinch-to-zoom in standalone PWA mode
- Added overflow: hidden to html, body so any minimal content overflow
cannot make the body scrollable (belt-and-suspenders alongside
overscroll-behavior: none)
- Service worker cache bumped to v28/v27
Root cause 1 (scroll bleed): padding-top was applied to body in standalone
mode. Since .app-shell has height: 100dvh, body-padding shifted the shell
beyond the viewport bottom - enabling body-level scrolling.
Fix: moved padding-top from body to .app-shell in the standalone media query.
Root cause 2 (content overflow): fixed-height page containers
(Calendar, Shopping, Meals, Notes, Budget, Contacts) calculated height as
100dvh - nav-bottom - safe-area-inset-bottom, but never subtracted the top
safe area. This caused each page to overflow .app-content by exactly
env(safe-area-inset-top) pixels in standalone mode.
Fix: added --safe-area-inset-top token and subtracted it in all 6 height
calculations.
Service worker cache bumped to v27/v26.
- Add cursor:pointer to .modal-overlay so iOS Safari fires click events
on the backdrop (iOS ignores clicks on non-interactive divs without it)
- Add touchend fallback listener on overlay for belt-and-suspenders iOS support
- Enlarge close button from target-sm (32px) to target-md (40px) to meet
Apple touch-target guidelines; remove now-redundant ::before expansion
- Swipe-to-close now only activates from the top handle zone (< 48px) or
when the panel is scrolled to top, preventing accidental dismissal while
scrolling form content downward
- Calendar toolbar now wraps view buttons to a second row on viewports
< 580px so nav controls and label stay readable on all iOS devices
- Tasks toolbar title no longer bleeds over action buttons; uses
min-width:min-content so flex-wrap kicks in before overflow occurs
- Shopping list-header name gets flex:1/overflow:hidden so it truncates
cleanly instead of colliding with the clear-checked / delete buttons
- New optional recipe_url field in the meal modal (below Notes)
- Link icon appears on meal cards when a URL is set, opens in new tab
- DB migration v6: ALTER TABLE meals ADD COLUMN recipe_url TEXT
- API: recipe_url supported in POST /meals and PUT /meals/:id
- i18n: new keys recipeUrlLabel, recipeUrlPlaceholder, openRecipe (de, en, sv, it)
- New DB table shopping_categories (migration v5) seeds 9 default
categories with Lucide icons and sort_order
- Backend CRUD routes: GET/POST/PUT/DELETE /shopping/categories
plus PATCH /shopping/categories/reorder
- Category validation now uses DB instead of hardcoded constant;
items of deleted category are moved to the next available one
- Frontend shopping page loads categories from API, dropdown and
grouping reflect custom order dynamically
- Settings -> Shopping section: list categories with up/down buttons,
click-to-rename, delete with confirmation; add new categories inline
- i18n keys added in de/en/sv/it
Adds a small button on each kanban card that cycles the task status
(open → in_progress → done → open) without requiring drag-and-drop.
Useful for touch devices and kiosk browsers (e.g. Fully Kiosk Browser)
where drag-and-drop is unavailable. All four locales updated.
- tasks.js: add maybeShowSwipeHint (long loop, max 3x) - matches shopping.js pattern
- tasks.js: vibrate(15) on task status toggle
- oikos-locale-picker: show disabled/loading state for both reload and setLocale paths
- dashboard: show success toast after weather refresh (all 4 locales)
- dashboard: add semi-transparent FAB backdrop to signal open mode
min-height: 100dvh lets the shell grow unbounded, so app-content never
overflows and touch scroll has nothing to scroll. height: 100dvh constrains
the shell to exactly the viewport, making overflow-y: auto on app-content work.
Ulas Kalayci