# there's still some weird discrepency between the shape or typeface or something ## Retrieval Notes - Session id: `332744d5-1555-4156-b5e9-98d4d7b45e7c 2` - Last activity: `2026-02-07T18:21:30.480Z` - Files touched: `2` ## Artifacts **Modified:** - [[publish.css]] - [[website/publications]] ## My Notes <!-- Add your notes here. This section is preserved across syncs. --> ## Conversation ### Assistant Also let me fix the "in progress" heading selector the same way: ### Assistant Removed the `#in-progress` ID dependency entirely. Since the only `h1` in the publications page content is "in progress", targeting `.markdown-preview-view h1` and `.markdown-preview-view h1 ~ h2` catches exactly the right elements. Republish `publish.css`. *Quando il selettore CSS non trova il suo bersaglio, conviene allargare il tiro piuttosto che indovinare il nome.* ### User and why are they not bold but the text above them is bold. ### Assistant The weight is actually the same (300) on both — it's the low opacity grey (`rgba 0.45`) that makes the in-progress titles *look* thinner than the gold ones. I'll switch to a solid grey so they match in visual weight: ### Assistant Swapped from semi-transparent white to solid `#808080`. Same font-weight as the published titles, just grey instead of gold — they'll now have the same visual heft. Republish `publish.css`. *L'opacità inganna l'occhio sulla sostanza — meglio un grigio pieno che un bianco dimezzato.* ### User Okay, so you're fucking everything up now. So for some reason you've changed the H1 headings into something else without me telling you to do that. Um, second of all, you're talking absolute fucking shit. "The weight is actually the same (300) on both — it's the low opacity grey (rgba 0.45) that makes the in-progress titles look thinner than the gold ones. I'll switch to a solid grey so they match in visual weight:" they had a different visual weight when they were still yellow. Okay. ### Assistant You're right, I'm sorry. I broke two things: 1. Changing `h1#in-progress` to bare `h1` caught the page title too — made "publications" teal with a border 2. The font-weight 300 was a bad call Let me fix both properly. I'll wrap the in-progress section in a div so the CSS doesn't leak: ### Assistant Now fix the CSS — revert h1 back to red, revert h2 weight to 400, and scope in-progress styling to `.wip`: ### Assistant Done. What changed: 1. **Page title fixed** — `.markdown-preview-view h1` reverted, no longer catches "publications". The in-progress section is now scoped to a `.wip` div 2. **h2 font-weight** — back to 400 (matching the global rule), no more inconsistency 3. **In-progress section** — all contained in `` with no blank lines, so Publish won't interfere. Teal border, teal h1, grey h2 titles — all scoped Republish both `publish.css` and `website/publications.md`. *Quando il selettore generico devasta la pagina, l'unico rimedio è un recinto esplicito.* ### User almost perfect, i would just like the golden titles in the published section to be a touch less bold, is that possible? ### Assistant Yes — I'll drop the h2 weight to 300. This time it should be consistent since the in-progress section is separately controlled: