theme: smoother transition between content and footer#415
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Fade the page background into the dark inverted footer so the boundary is no longer a hard light/dark edge.
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The page footer is a dark inverted segment that meets the (usually white) page content at a hard light/dark edge. This adds a short gradient that fades the page background into the footer color so the boundary feels softer.
Implementation: a
::beforeoverlay onbody > footer.ui.inverted.attached.segment, 6rem tall, positioned just above the footer withpointer-events: noneso it doesn't interfere with content above. The gradient targets the inverted segment color (#252a31), so when the section above is also dark the overlay degrades to dark-on-dark with no visible seam.Generated by AI.
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