.line > span, .rv, /* The breath's image starts at opacity 0 and is revealed by an observer, so with no script it never appeared at all. Not a <noscript> inside Breath.astro: that renders an element between the sections and breaks the `.breath + .snap` rule that gives the next section its air. */ .breath-img { transform: none !important; opacity: 1 !important; } /* Same class of bug, found 2026-08-23: the numbered movements start at opacity 0 and are lit one at a time by the ink script, so with no script the whole process block was invisible on all three service pages. It is the part of those pages that explains how the work actually goes, so it is the worst thing to lose. Its own rule rather than two more selectors on the list above, so that prove-check.mjs can remove this rescue on its own and see what check:no-js reports. Merged into the list, deleting it left a dangling selector and broke the whole block, which tests everything and proves nothing. Same reason `.faq-a`, `.breath-wash` and `.pi-photo img` stand alone below. */ .mv-item h3, .mv-item p { transform: none !important; opacity: 1 !important; } .hero .draw::after { transform: scaleX(1) !important; } /* Nothing here for Movements. It had a rule hiding the script-drawn connector; every part of that connector — the stepped path, its travelling tip, and finally the vertical rail — has since been deleted, so there is nothing left to hide. The numbered items are covered above. (This carried a long account of the rule's history. It shipped as comment bytes on all nine pages and described three classes that no longer exist; git has it.) */ /* The CTA band. `.section-terminal:not(.in-view)` puts both of these at opacity 0 and an observer in Terminal.astro is what takes it off, so with no script the site's main call to action was invisible on every inner page. Found by CodeRabbit on PR #11, 2026-08-25 — the fourth instance of this same bug class on these pages, which is why the list above exists. */ .section-terminal .terminal-cta, .section-terminal .terminal-baseline { opacity: 1 !important; transform: none !important; } /* Instances five, six and seven, all 2026-08-26. That this list keeps growing is the point: any element whose resting state is opacity 0 and whose only rescue is a class an observer adds has to be listed here, or it is simply gone without script. 5. THE FAQ ANSWERS. `.faq-a` is max-height:0 with overflow:hidden, and the only thing that ever writes a height is the click handler in inner.js. With no script every answer on /faq/ was unreachable — the whole page's content, plus the three links inside those answers. */ .faq-a { max-height: none !important; overflow: visible !important; } /* And the marker has to go with them. `.faq-q::after` is "+" and the swap to "–" is on `.faq-item.open`, a class only the script adds — so every one of the twelve buttons advertised "collapsed, press to expand" while sitting above its own already-open answer, and pressing it did nothing. Hidden rather than swapped to "–": with no script there is nothing to toggle, so any marker is an affordance the control cannot honour. The answers read as prose under their headings, which is the right no-script shape for a page that is entirely question-and-answer. (`aria-expanded="true"` ships in the markup for the same reason — see FaqAccordion.astro. The visual state and the announced state now agree.) The buttons still announce as buttons, which cannot be undone from CSS and is the residue of the accordion being a real control. */ .faq-q::after { display: none !important; } /* And the hero's scroll cue, for the same reason: a control that cannot do anything should not be offered. `.hero-cue` is a <button> whose only handler is the scrollIntoView in Hero.astro's script, so without one it renders on every image hero — bouncing arrow and all — and does nothing when pressed. The homepage noscript has hidden it since this list began; the inner pages, which are eight of the nine, never did. Scrolling still works. The cue is an invitation to do what the reader can already do. */ .hero-cue { display: none !important; } /* 6. THE BREATH WASH. `.breath-img` was on this list but `.breath-wash` was not, and the wash is what makes the ask legible: without it the charcoal line sits on the bare photograph at 4.25:1, which fails AA. Forcing the image visible while leaving the wash at 0 was worse than leaving both hidden. */ .breath-wash { opacity: 1 !important; } /* 7. THE PORTRAITS. `.pi-photo img` rests at opacity 0 and scale(1.06) and is cleared only by `.pi.in-view`. Both portraits on /about/ and Megan's rendered blank. inner.css rescues this under prefers-reduced-motion only, which is a different condition. */ .pi-photo img { opacity: 1 !important; transform: none !important; } /* Instances 8 and 9 were the pull quote's wash and attribution. Both are gone with the quote sections themselves, removed 2026-09-01 at Christine's request, along with `.q-text .qw` from the list above. */ /* Instance 10 was the About watermark. Removed 2026-09-01 with the mark itself, at Christine's request. */

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