1<!doctype html> 2<!-- This site was created with Hugo Blox. https://hugoblox.com --> 3<!-- Last Published: March 8, 2026 --><html lang="en-us" dir="ltr" 4 data-wc-theme-default="system" 5 data-hbb-relurl="/"> 6 7<head> 8 <meta charset="utf-8" /> 9 <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" /> 10 <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge" /> 11 <meta name="generator" content="Hugo Blox Builder 0.10.0" /> 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 <meta name="author" content="Frank Reinhold" /> 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 <meta name="description" content="Frank Reinhold's academic webpage." /> 50 51 52 <link rel="alternate" hreflang="en-us" href="https://frankreinhold.education/posts/" /> 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167<style> 168 169 170 171 172 :root { 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 195 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
195orts it. 196 197 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 198 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 199 200 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 201 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 202 203 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 204 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 205 206 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 207 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 208 209 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 210 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 211 */ 212 --color-primary-100: oklch(0.93 0.034 272.788); 213 214 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 215 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
215orts it. 216 217 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 218 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 219 220 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 221 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 222 223 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 224 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 225 226 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 227 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 228 229 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 230 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 231 */ 232 --color-primary-200: oklch(0.87 0.065 274.039); 233 234 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 235 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
235orts it. 236 237 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 238 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 239 240 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 241 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 242 243 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 244 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 245 246 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 247 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 248 249 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 250 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 251 */ 252 --color-primary-300: oklch(0.785 0.115 274.713); 253 254 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 255 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
255orts it. 256 257 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 258 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 259 260 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 261 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 262 263 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 264 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 265 266 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 267 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 268 269 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 270 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 271 */ 272 --color-primary-400: oklch(0.673 0.182 276.935); 273 274 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 275 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
275orts it. 276 277 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 278 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 279 280 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 281 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 282 283 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 284 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 285 286 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 287 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 288 289 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 290 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 291 */ 292 --color-primary-50: oklch(0.962 0.018 272.314); 293 294 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 295 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
295orts it. 296 297 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 298 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 299 300 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 301 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 302 303 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 304 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 305 306 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 307 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 308 309 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 310 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 311 */ 312 --color-primary-500: oklch(0.585 0.233 277.117); 313 314 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 315 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
315orts it. 316 317 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 318 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 319 320 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 321 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 322 323 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 324 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 325 326 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 327 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 328 329 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 330 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 331 */ 332 --color-primary-600: oklch(0.511 0.262 276.966); 333 334 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 335 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
335orts it. 336 337 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 338 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 339 340 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 341 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 342 343 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 344 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 345 346 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 347 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 348 349 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 350 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 351 */ 352 --color-primary-700: oklch(0.457 0.24 277.023); 353 354 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 355 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
355orts it. 356 357 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 358 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 359 360 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 361 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 362 363 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 364 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 365 366 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 367 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 368 369 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 370 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 371 */ 372 --color-primary-800: oklch(0.398 0.195 277.366); 373 374 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 375 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
375orts it. 376 377 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 378 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 379 380 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 381 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 382 383 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 384 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 385 386 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 387 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 388 389 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 390 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 391 */ 392 --color-primary-900: oklch(0.359 0.144 278.697); 393 394 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 395 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
395orts it. 396 397 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 398 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 399 400 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 401 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 402 403 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 404 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 405 406 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 407 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 408 409 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 410 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 411 */ 412 --color-primary-950: oklch(0.257 0.09 281.288); 413 414 415 /* Also set the legacy RGB vars to a fallback (500 shade) to prevent breakage 416 in case something accesses the raw -rgb var directly, though unlikely */ 417 --hb-primary-500-rgb: 128 128 128; 418 419 420 421 422 423 424 425 426 427 428 429 430 431 432 433 434 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 435 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
435orts it. 436 437 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 438 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 439 440 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 441 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 442 443 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 444 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 445 446 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 447 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 448 449 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 450 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 451 */ 452 --color-secondary-100: oklch(0.932 0.032 255.585); 453 454 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 455 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
455orts it. 456 457 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 458 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 459 460 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 461 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 462 463 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 464 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 465 466 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 467 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 468 469 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 470 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 471 */ 472 --color-secondary-200: oklch(0.882 0.059 254.128); 473 474 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 475 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
475orts it. 476 477 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 478 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 479 480 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 481 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 482 483 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 484 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 485 486 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 487 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 488 489 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 490 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 491 */ 492 --color-secondary-300: oklch(0.809 0.105 251.813); 493 494 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 495 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
495orts it. 496 497 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 498 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 499 500 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 501 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 502 503 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 504 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 505 506 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 507 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 508 509 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 510 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 511 */ 512 --color-secondary-400: oklch(0.707 0.165 254.624); 513 514 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 515 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
515orts it. 516 517 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 518 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 519 520 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 521 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 522 523 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 524 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 525 526 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 527 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 528 529 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 530 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 531 */ 532 --color-secondary-50: oklch(0.97 0.014 254.604); 533 534 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 535 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
535orts it. 536 537 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 538 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 539 540 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 541 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 542 543 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 544 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 545 546 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 547 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 548 549 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 550 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 551 */ 552 --color-secondary-500: oklch(0.623 0.214 259.815); 553 554 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 555 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
555orts it. 556 557 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 558 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 559 560 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 561 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 562 563 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 564 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 565 566 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 567 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 568 569 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 570 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 571 */ 572 --color-secondary-600: oklch(0.546 0.245 262.881); 573 574 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 575 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
575orts it. 576 577 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 578 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 579 580 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 581 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 582 583 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 584 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 585 586 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 587 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 588 589 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 590 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 591 */ 592 --color-secondary-700: oklch(0.488 0.243 264.376); 593 594 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 595 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
595orts it. 596 597 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 598 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 599 600 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 601 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 602 603 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 604 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 605 606 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 607 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 608 609 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 610 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 611 */ 612 --color-secondary-800: oklch(0.424 0.199 265.638); 613 614 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 615 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
615orts it. 616 617 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 618 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 619 620 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 621 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 622 623 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 624 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 625 626 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 627 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 628 629 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 630 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 631 */ 632 --color-secondary-900: oklch(0.379 0.146 265.522); 633 634 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 635 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
635orts it. 636 637 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 638 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 639 640 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 641 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 642 643 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 644 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 645 646 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 647 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 648 649 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 650 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 651 */ 652 --color-secondary-950: oklch(0.282 0.091 267.935); 653 654 655 /* Also set the legacy RGB vars to a fallback (500 shade) to prevent breakage 656 in case something accesses the raw -rgb var directly, though unlikely */ 657 --hb-secondary-500-rgb: 128 128 128; 658 659 660 661 662 663 664 665--color-background: #ffffff; 666--color-foreground: #111827; 667 668 669--color-header-bg: #0f172a; 670--color-header-fg: #ffffff; 671 672 673--color-footer-bg: #f3f4f6; 674--color-footer-fg: #0f172a; 675 676 677 } 678 679 680 .dark { 681 682 683 684 685 686 687 688 689 690 691 692 693 694 695 696 697 698 699 700 701 702 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 703 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
703orts it. 704 705 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 706 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 707 708 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 709 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 710 711 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 712 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 713 714 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 715 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 716 717 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 718 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 719 */ 720 --color-primary-100: oklch(0.932 0.032 255.585); 721 722 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 723 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
723orts it. 724 725 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 726 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 727 728 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 729 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 730 731 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 732 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 733 734 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 735 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 736 737 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 738 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 739 */ 740 --color-primary-200: oklch(0.882 0.059 254.128); 741 742 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 743 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
743orts it. 744 745 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 746 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 747 748 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 749 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 750 751 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 752 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 753 754 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 755 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 756 757 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 758 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 759 */ 760 --color-primary-300: oklch(0.809 0.105 251.813); 761 762 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 763 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
763orts it. 764 765 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 766 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 767 768 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 769 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 770 771 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 772 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 773 774 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 775 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 776 777 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 778 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 779 */ 780 --color-primary-400: oklch(0.707 0.165 254.624); 781 782 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 783 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
783orts it. 784 785 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 786 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 787 788 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 789 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 790 791 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 792 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 793 794 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 795 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 796 797 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 798 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 799 */ 800 --color-primary-50: oklch(0.97 0.014 254.604); 801 802 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 803 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
803orts it. 804 805 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 806 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 807 808 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 809 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 810 811 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 812 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 813 814 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 815 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 816 817 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 818 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 819 */ 820 --color-primary-500: oklch(0.623 0.214 259.815); 821 822 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 823 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
823orts it. 824 825 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 826 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 827 828 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 829 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 830 831 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 832 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 833 834 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 835 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 836 837 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 838 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 839 */ 840 --color-primary-600: oklch(0.546 0.245 262.881); 841 842 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 843 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
843orts it. 844 845 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 846 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 847 848 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 849 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 850 851 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 852 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 853 854 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 855 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 856 857 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 858 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 859 */ 860 --color-primary-700: oklch(0.488 0.243 264.376); 861 862 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 863 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
863orts it. 864 865 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 866 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 867 868 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 869 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 870 871 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 872 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 873 874 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 875 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 876 877 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 878 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 879 */ 880 --color-primary-800: oklch(0.424 0.199 265.638); 881 882 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 883 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
883orts it. 884 885 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 886 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 887 888 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 889 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 890 891 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 892 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 893 894 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 895 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 896 897 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 898 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 899 */ 900 --color-primary-900: oklch(0.379 0.146 265.522); 901 902 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 903 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
903orts it. 904 905 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 906 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 907 908 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 909 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 910 911 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 912 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 913 914 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 915 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 916 917 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 918 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 919 */ 920 --color-primary-950: oklch(0.282 0.091 267.935); 921 922 923 /* Also set the legacy RGB vars to a fallback (500 shade) to prevent breakage 924 in case something accesses the raw -rgb var directly, though unlikely */ 925 --hb-primary-500-rgb: 128 128 128; 926 927 928 929 930 931 932 933 934 935 936 937 938 939 940 941 942 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 943 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
943orts it. 944 945 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 946 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 947 948 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 949 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 950 951 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 952 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 953 954 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 955 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 956 957 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 958 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 959 */ 960 --color-secondary-100: oklch(0.953 0.051 180.801); 961 962 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 963 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
963orts it. 964 965 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 966 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 967 968 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 969 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 970 971 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 972 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 973 974 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 975 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 976 977 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 978 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 979 */ 980 --color-secondary-200: oklch(0.91 0.096 180.426); 981 982 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 983 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
983orts it. 984 985 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 986 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 987 988 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 989 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 990 991 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 992 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 993 994 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 995 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 996 997 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 998 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 999 */ 1000 --color-secondary-300: oklch(0.855 0.138 181.071); 1001 1002 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 1003 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
1003orts it. 1004 1005 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 1006 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 1007 1008 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 1009 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 1010 1011 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 1012 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 1013 1014 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 1015 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 1016 1017 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 1018 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 1019 */ 1020 --color-secondary-400: oklch(0.777 0.152 181.912); 1021 1022 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 1023 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
1023orts it. 1024 1025 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 1026 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 1027 1028 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 1029 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 1030 1031 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 1032 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 1033 1034 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 1035 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 1036 1037 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 1038 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 1039 */ 1040 --color-secondary-50: oklch(0.984 0.014 180.72); 1041 1042 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 1043 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
1043orts it. 1044 1045 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 1046 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 1047 1048 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 1049 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 1050 1051 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 1052 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 1053 1054 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 1055 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 1056 1057 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 1058 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 1059 */ 1060 --color-secondary-500: oklch(0.704 0.14 182.503); 1061 1062 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 1063 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
1063orts it. 1064 1065 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 1066 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 1067 1068 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 1069 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 1070 1071 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 1072 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 1073 1074 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 1075 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 1076 1077 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 1078 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 1079 */ 1080 --color-secondary-600: oklch(0.6 0.118 184.704); 1081 1082 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 1083 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
1083orts it. 1084 1085 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 1086 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 1087 1088 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 1089 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 1090 1091 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 1092 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 1093 1094 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 1095 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 1096 1097 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 1098 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 1099 */ 1100 --color-secondary-700: oklch(0.511 0.096 186.391); 1101 1102 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 1103 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
1103orts it. 1104 1105 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 1106 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 1107 1108 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 1109 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 1110 1111 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 1112 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 1113 1114 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 1115 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 1116 1117 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 1118 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 1119 */ 1120 --color-secondary-800: oklch(0.437 0.078 188.216); 1121 1122 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 1123 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
1123orts it. 1124 1125 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 1126 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 1127 1128 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 1129 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 1130 1131 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 1132 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 1133 1134 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 1135 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 1136 1137 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 1138 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 1139 */ 1140 --color-secondary-900: oklch(0.386 0.063 188.416); 1141 1142 /* Note: converting OKLCH to raw RGB CSS vars requires Tailwind 4's internal conversion 1143 or we output the raw color value directly if theme.css supp
1143orts it. 1144 1145 The existing system expects --hb-primary-50-rgb to be a comma-less RGB triplet "255 255 255". 1146 However, Tailwind 4 supports OKLCH natively. 1147 1148 CRITICAL FIX: We must override the `rgb(var(...))` wrapper in `theme.css` if we want to use OKLCH. 1149 OR we just output the RGB approximation if we want to keep `theme.css` untouched. 1150 1151 BUT `theme.css` defines: --color-primary-50: rgb(var(--hb-primary-50-rgb)); 1152 So we MUST provide RGB triplets. OKLCH strings like "oklch(...)" inside `rgb(...)` is invalid CSS. 1153 1154 To fix this properly without changing `theme.css` significantly, we need RGB values in this table, 1155 OR we redefine the higher-level variables. 1156 1157 Since we cannot easily calculate OKLCH -> RGB in Hugo templates, we should 1158 OUTPUT THE HIGHER LEVEL VARIABLES directly here to override theme.css. 1159 */ 1160 --color-secondary-950: oklch(0.277 0.046 192.524); 1161 1162 1163 /* Also set the legacy RGB vars to a fallback (500 shade) to prevent breakage 1164 in case something accesses the raw -rgb var directly, though unlikely */ 1165 --hb-secondary-500-rgb: 128 128 128; 1166 1167 1168 1169 1170 1171 1172 1173--color-background: #0f172a; 1174--color-foreground: #f8fafc; 1175 1176 1177--color-header-bg: #f8fafc; 1178--color-header-fg: #0f172a; 1179 1180 1181--color-footer-bg: #111827; 1182--color-footer-fg: #e5e7eb; 1183 1184 1185 } 1186 1187</style> 1188 1189 1190 1191 1192 1193 1194 1195 1196 1197 1198 1199 1200 1201 1202 1203 1204 1205 1206 1207 <link rel="stylesheet" href="/css/_entry.abda409c3a51ec42de7c319e4f7d0651d69549116e6a151c003e202665f4eb23.css" integrity="sha256-q9pAnDpR7ELefDGeT30GUdaVSRFuahUcAD4gJmX06yM=" crossorigin="anonymous"> 1208 1209 1210 1211 1212 1213 1214 1215 1216 1217 1218 1219 1220 1221
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2639parent to-transparent opacity-0 group-hover:opacity-100 transition-opacity duration-300"></div> 2640 </div> 2641 2642 2643 <div class="p-8 space-y-4"> 2644 2645 2646 2647 <div class="flex items-center gap-2"> 2648 2649 <a href="/tags/eye-tracking/"> 2650 <span class="inline-flex items-center px-3 py-1 rounded-full text-xs font-semibold bg-primary-100 text-primary-800 dark:bg-primary-900/40 dark:text-primary-300"> 2651 Eye Tracking 2652 </span> 2653 </a> 2654 2655 </div> 2656 2657 2658 <h3 id="card-title-c7ffd733748f0d8376ac12fecae7066a" class="text-xl font-bold tracking-tight text-zinc-900 dark:text-zinc-100 group-hover:text-blue-600 dark:group-hover:text-blue-400 transition-colors duration-200 leading-tight"> 2659 <a href="/posts/2025-12-04_abtzdm/" class="hover:underline"> 2660 How Students 'See' Boxplots: New Evidence for Extrafoveal Information Processing 2661 2662 </a> 2663 </h3> 2664 2665 <p class="text-zinc-600 dark:text-zinc-400 text-base leading-relaxed line-clamp-3"> 2666 Our study shows that some boxplot elements can be processed extrafoveally, revealing when students interpret statistical graphics simultaneously rather than sequentially. 2667 </p> 2668 2669 2670 2671 2672 2673 <div class="pt-3 border-t border-zinc-100 dark:border-zinc-800"> 2674 <div class="flex items-center gap-3 text-xs text-zinc-500 dark:text-zinc-500 flex-wrap mb-3"> 2675 2676 <div class="flex items-center gap-2 min-w-0"> 2677 2678 2679 2680 <div class="relative h-6 w-6 flex-shrink-0"> 2681 2682 2683 2684 <img alt="avatar" class="rounded-full object-cover" src="/authors/admin/avatar_hu_7920a977f573d4ac.webp" width="24" height="24" loading="lazy" decoding="async" /> 2685 2686 </div> 2687 <span class="truncate max-w-[9rem] text-sm">Frank Reinhold</span> 2688 2689 </div> 2690 <span class="opacity-40">â¢</span> 2691 2692 2693 <time class="hidden sm:inline whitespace-nowrap" datetime="2025-12-04"> 2694 Dec 4, 2025 2695 </time> 2696 2697 2698 2699 </div> 2700 2701 2702 2703 </div> 2704 2705 2706 2707 2708 </div> 2709</div> 2710 2711 2712 2713 2714 2715 2716 2717 2718 2719 2720 2721 2722 2723 2724 2725 2726<div class="group bg-white/90 dark:bg-zinc-900/90 backdrop-blur-sm rounded-2xl ring-1 ring-zinc-900/5 dark:ring-white/10 shadow-lg overflow-hidden transition-all duration-300 ease-out hover:shadow-xl hover:shadow-blue-500/10 hover:-translate-y-2 focus-within:ring-2 focus-within:ring-blue-500/50" role="article" aria-labelledby="card-title-725c4ee9ab4740fb95ba80b433683620"> 2727 2728 <div class="relative overflow-hidden aspect-[16/9] bg-gradient-to-br from-zinc-100 to-zinc-200 dark:from-zinc-800 dark:to-zinc-900"> 2729 2730 2731 2732 2733 2734 2735 2736 2737 <a href="/posts/2025-11-17_kadlubacaeo/" class="block"> 2738 <img class="w-full h-full transition-transform duration-500 ease-out group-hover:scale-105 object-contain" 2739 srcset="/posts/2025-11-17_kadlubacaeo/featured_hu_21f6407de3a887ee.webp 400w, /posts/2025-11-17_kadlubacaeo/featured_hu_458628edc32e62f2.webp 600w, /posts/2025-11-17_kadlubacaeo/featured_hu_8f52fe8ec4ea556.webp 800w, /posts/2025-11-17_kadlubacaeo/featured_hu_92595174da70f76e.webp 800w" 2740 sizes="(max-width: 768px) 100vw, (max-width: 1200px) 50vw, 33vw" 2741 src="/posts/2025-11-17_kadlubacaeo/featured_hu_21f6407de3a887ee.webp" 2742 width="800" 2743 height="450" 2744 loading="lazy" 2745 decoding="async" 2746 2747 style="position: absolute; height: 100%; width: 100%; inset: 0px; color: transparent;" 2748 alt="How Teachers Really Use Digital Technology in Math Classrooms featured image"> 2749 </a> 2750 2751 2752 2753 2754 <div class="absolute inset-0 pointer-events-none bg-gradient-to-t from-black/10 via-trans
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