v1.1.4
Light-theme border and separator tokens warmed so hairlines sit in the same family as the page background and control surfaces. Lightness, contrast, and the dark theme are unchanged.
A single temperature correction to the light theme. Hairlines now sit in the same warm family as the page background and control surfaces instead of leaning cool against them.
Installation
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Fixes
Theme — warmer light-theme hairlines
In the light theme, --border and --separator sat at hue 286°, while the two chrome tokens that carry real hue are warm: --background at 91° and --default at 97°. Borders and separators drawn over the page read as belonging to a different system than the surfaces around them.
Both tokens now sit at hue 97.36 to match --default, with chroma raised from 0.004 to 0.008:
:root {
--border: oklch(90% 0.008 97.36);
--separator: oklch(92% 0.008 97.36);
}The chroma increase is deliberate. A pure hue rotation at the old chroma of 0.004 would have moved the rendered color by only a few values out of 255 — a correction too small to read. At 0.008 the shift is visible while still staying inside --default's own chroma range, so chrome never becomes the most saturated thing in the palette.
Lightness is unchanged at 90% and 92%. This is a temperature change, not a contrast change: measured contrast against --surface, --background, and --surface-secondary moves by less than 0.007 in every pairing.
The dark theme is untouched. Its surfaces are genuinely cool and its background is achromatic, so cool hairlines are correct there.
If you override --border or --separator in your own theme, nothing changes for you.
Links
v1.2.0
The dark-theme focus ring now clears WCAG 1.4.11 on every surface, and reduced motion is gentler rather than harsher — movement is suppressed while colour and opacity transitions keep running across 50 component stylesheets.
v1.1.3
Overlay entrance and exit easing corrected across eight components, reduced-motion guards added to overlay keyframes, and a stray margin removed from the virtualized table header.