v1.0.10 — row width + close-icon background

Three connected fixes for edge-to-edge popups.

1. Image no longer has horizontal padding (edge-to-edge mode)

Divi rows default to width: 80% of the section, which left a ~10% strip of section-background showing on each side of edge-to-edge content. v1.0.9's reset only zeroed padding — width was untouched. v1.0.10 forces `.et_pb_row { width: 100%; max-width: 100% }` inside the popup when edge-to-edge mode is on.

2. Close icon background removed

The close button previously had a hard-coded `background: rgba(0,0,0,0.55)` (a dark circle). That's gone — the button is now transparent with just a white X. A `filter: drop-shadow` halo keeps it visible on both light and dark content, with no plugin-imposed background colors.

If you want a circle/square/branded close button back, override `.aqm-popup-close` in Divi → Custom CSS.

3. Close icon now overlaps the content's top-right corner

This was the side effect of fix #1. The container had no white space of its own — what looked like "the close icon is in the white area" was actually the close icon sitting at the top-right of the container, with the Divi section's white background bleeding out past the 80%-wide row. With the row at 100%, the section background no longer bleeds past the content, and the close icon visibly sits on top of the content's top-right corner.