WireKit v2.26.1

Patch — the day under the pointer.

#Fixed

• calendar shades the day the pointer is actually on. While only the start of a range is set, the day under the pointer stands in for the end — and it was the one day in the preview with no surface: the days on either side of it shaded, and the one being chosen blank until it was clicked. It is shaded rather than filled, because a filled day would claim a choice nobody has made yet. A screen reader is told about it too; the two channels had failed apart.

#Documentation

• inline-edit says what happens to the draft when the reader clicks away. The page described where focus lands and stopped there, so the more consequential half was left to be discovered: leaving the control without confirming also discards what was typed. That is the same outcome as Escape, reached a different way, and it is the price of the explicit default — nothing is written until the reader confirms, so a click into the next field cannot save half a thought either. A round trip is not a departure, and the difference is now stated where it is relevant rather than only in the morph section.

• grid warns that template is not responsive. min promises a column never overflows its container, and the page said so; template makes the opposite promise — an explicit track list is handed to CSS as written, so a fixed track is that wide at every viewport — and the page said nothing. The example beside it reserves 10rem + 8rem before the content pane gets anything, which on a phone leaves the middle column a few characters wide and pushes the grid past the screen edge. It renders; it is simply unreadable, and nothing warns you. Now the page does, with the pattern to use below the width such a layout needs.