The text-25px literal is not a registered token in the project's
typography scale (--text-*). Replace with the closest existing
token, text-24px, to satisfy Tailwind v4 @apply resolution.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
- contact-info.php was calling esc_attr() on the output of
blockWrapperAttributes(), which returns a full attribute string.
esc_attr() turned the wrapping quotes into " so the class
attribute rendered literally as class="contact-info ...".
Switched to wp_kses_post() to match the pattern used by every
other block template in the project.
- contact-info.css: .gfield_required used --color-cwc-orange-01
(#e15747, 3.71:1 on white) which fails WCAG 2 AA. Swapped to the
project's --color-secondary-accessible token (#c43c2b) so the
required marker is brand-aligned and meets the 4.5:1 minimum.
- Regenerated static/dist/theme.css to match.
- styles/blocks/page-hero.css:
- .page-hero__vector: width is now 100% (was clamp(28rem, 60vw, 56rem))
so the orange linework spans the full width of the hero. The SVG
scales proportionally (1920x489 viewBox).
- .page-hero__media: added top: clamp(2rem, 4vw, 4rem) so the image
has visible top padding inside the hero (in addition to overflowing
the bottom). Reduced right offset to clamp(0.5rem, 2vw, 2rem) so
the image sits closer to the right edge. Width is 'auto' with
max-width: clamp(20rem, 30vw, 28rem) so the image's natural aspect
ratio (490x613 portrait) is preserved.
- views/partials/page-hero.php: .page-hero__content is now 'container
mx-auto px-0!' so the breadcrumbs, H1, and intro sit flush left at
x=0, matching the logo's left edge (which is also at x=0 thanks to
the header's px-0! override on its container).
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
- views/partials/page-hero.php: removed the page-intro partial call. The
intro is now rendered inline as a single .page-hero__intro div
containing the editor-supplied intro text only (no hard-coded
heading). The H1 is rendered with a dedicated .page-hero__heading
class for typography control. Breadcrumbs + H1 + intro are in a
single .page-hero__content container.
- views/partials/page-intro.php: deleted (no longer used).
- styles/blocks/page-hero.css: rewritten layout. The hero has a min-height
of clamp(31rem, 38vw, 36rem). .page-hero__media is a foreground
absolutely-positioned img on the right (no mask, no cover, no
object-fit), with bottom: -10% so the image's bottom hangs over
the bottom edge of the hero. The vector is positioned at
bottom: clamp(1.5rem, 4vw, 3rem) with some spacing from the bottom
edge, full-width on the left. Both elements stay above the content
layer (z-index 10) and below the breadcrumb/title text. The H1 uses
Quincy serif at clamp(2.5rem, 6vw, 4.5rem). The intro text is
capped at 36rem to sit alongside the H1 without spanning the full
hero width.
- tests/inner-page.spec.js: removed the now-obsolete
.page-hero__intro-heading / .page-hero__intro-text assertions (the
intro is a single text block now).
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
- styles/blocks/page-hero.css: add blue-to-teal gradient to .page-hero (matches
homepage-hero). Fix image mask direction (right-to-left fade) so the image
is visible on the right and fades to transparent on the left. Reposition
the vector to span the full bottom of the hero at z-index 2 (above the
media layer, below content). Add .page-hero__intro and .page-hero__intro-inner
grid rules for the new two-column heading + body block.
- views/partials/page-hero.php: drop bg-dark / bg-cover / bg-no-repeat
utilities (the gradient comes from CSS now). Simplify the heading render.
Load the page-intro partial inside .page-hero__content, below the heading.
- views/partials/page-intro.php: rewrite as a fragment for embedding inside
the hero - a two-column heading (hard-coded 'Our Work') + body grid.
Returns early when the intro field is empty.
- page.php: remove the page-intro partial call (it's now loaded from
page-hero.php).
- tests/inner-page.spec.js: switch the selector from .page-intro to
.page-hero__intro. Update the order assertions to verify the intro is
a descendant of the hero (not a sibling below it).
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Keith Solomon
