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scale legibility: the utilization scale gets an optional explicit font color and an optional background box (subtle border, rounded corners) so it stays readable over background images or light map content; both unset by default, keeping the previous automatic contrast behavior (#278, PR #290)
larger nodes: the node padding sliders now go up to 200 (previously 50, which also snapped back typed values), so nodes can be sized for faceplate/background layouts (#279, PR #289)
node-z-index: each node now has an optional Z-Index field (next to X/Y) to control stacking order — higher values paint on top; blank keeps the default creation order, so existing maps are unchanged (#280, PR #287)
Bug Fixes
wide data frames bind every value field — Zabbix data alignment, Grafana join transformations, and SQL wide mode pack many named value fields into one frame; the panel previously bound only the first, leaving the rest unresolvable (n/a values, status stuck at down, missing dropdown entries). Every numeric field is now independently bindable across link values, query dropdowns, node status, and the tooltip graph; narrow frames behave byte-identically (#260, PR #263)
timeline-timestamp: the timeline slider no longer shows a cut-off unix timestamp — the slider is driven by a small position index and the readable, timezone-aware timestamp is shown in the label (#277, PR #285)
connection-label: toggling Use As Connection (BETA) no longer overwrites the node's label with C<n> — the label is preserved (#282, PR #286)
node-colors: a newly added node now gets its own colors object instead of sharing the first node's by reference, hardening against cross-node color edits (#281, PR #286)
gradient-arrow-tips: link gradient coloring now spans the full A→Z path and paints the arrow heads, removing the color break at the tips (#283, PR #284)