The top-bar theme switch looked heavier and larger than the icons beside it.
An earlier commit dropped the `far` modifier from fa-toggle-theme, which moved
the glyphs to the Solid face. The reference's glyphs are the outline variants
(FA4's sun-o / moon-o), and in FA5 those live in the Regular face — so the
Solid replacement reads bolder and visually bigger at the same 1em size, while
the neighbouring account icons stay on the lighter Regular-style SVG set.
Restore `fa far fa-toggle-theme` on all three placements: desktop navbar,
mobile header, and the floating rail. The .fa-toggle-theme::before/::after
composite rules only handle positioning and the slide transition, so they are
unaffected by the face swap.
legacy-navigation-contract already asserts `fa far fa-toggle-theme` and passes
again; full suite 999/1000 with the pre-existing frontend-lifecycle failure.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The top-bar theme switch was bound twice — core/theme.js attached a click
handler to #theme-toggle-desktop while runtime/main.js delegated click on
.toggle-theme, and both ship in main.min.js, so one press toggled twice and
the button looked dead.
Also realign the control with the reference:
- Drop the far modifier from fa-toggle-theme so the sun/moon glyphs resolve
against the Solid face at the reference weight instead of Regular.
- Restore .toggle-radius .fa/.icon to the reference form (left/right 0 +
auto margin only). The extra position/top/transform/size/flex block and
the > i selector were overriding the shared abs-* centering rule.
- Replace the per-ID bindings with one delegated listener so the floating
rail, which carries no id, keeps working.
- Remove dead theme.js queries for selectors no markup or stylesheet ships
(#theme-toggle, #dropdown-theme-toggle, .theme-icon-moon/.theme-icon-sun,
[data-action='toggle-theme'], .is-dark).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The theme was renamed Zibll/子比 → AKSRT → Jio, but upstream branding
survived the sweeps in CSS classes, the SVG sprite prefix, a persisted
widget field ID, JS events, admin Vue class names, test infrastructure
and docblocks.
Renames:
- zib-widget / zib-widget-wrap / zib-slider → jio-widget-box /
jio-widget-box-wrap / jio-slider-box (jio-widget is taken by the modern
widget shell, jio-box-* by the card primitives)
- zib-partners-scroll + zps-* → jio-partners-scroll + jps-*
- zib-combo-info-card + zci-* → jio-combo-info-card + jci-*
- zibsvg- → jiosvg-, including the exported picker helpers and the
fa-zibsvg- family-prefix guard
- zibpay_type → pay_type; the dual-read fallback in PostQuery collapses
to a single key
- [zibajax="submit"] dropped (no PHP emitter); zib_ajax.success →
jio_ajax.success
- aks-* admin Vue classes → jio-*
- zib_palette() → palette()
User-facing vendor traces are gone: the floating "more" button default no
longer ships a zibll.com link or 子比主题 marketing copy, the notice
widget ships no preset promo entries, and the four 官网教程 links are
removed from the post-list admin schema.
Test infrastructure renamed to neutral names (docker-compose.reference.yml,
Caddyfile, article-baseline.json, modern-widgets-contract.test.cjs) with
their DB/volume/env/slug identifiers following.
Kept intentionally, documented in tests/fixtures/README.md: the golden
fixture reference fingerprint (a SHA-256 record of an external directory,
read by validate-widget-golden / generate-widget-golden-fixture /
audit-widget-system), the doesNotMatch guards that prove the old tokens are
gone, and the reference theme's own meta key in the visual fixtures.
No backward-compat or data migration: saved widget configs holding old
icon keys or the old field ID silently lose them, per the project's
rewrite-over-compatibility rule.
Verified: 132/132 node contract tests, php tests/widget-system/run.php
(146 assertions), audit-admin-contracts, audit-psr4-paths and
validate-widget-golden all green; tracked bundles regenerated and in sync.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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