v1.0.12 — hotfix: white border around image

Hotfix for v1.0.11.

v1.0.11's specificity drop (`:where()` to make Divi UI overrides win) lost the cascade battle against Divi's base `.et_pb_row.et_pb_equal_columns` rule (specificity 0,2,0). The row's default 80% width came back, putting ~10% of empty section on each side of edge-to-edge content — visible as a ~100px white border.

What changed

• Reverted to direct selectors (specificity 0,2,0) for row/column/module so they reliably beat Divi's compound base rules.
• Removed section padding from the edge-to-edge reset entirely. Section padding is now purely controlled by Divi UI (Section → Design → Spacing → Padding). Set it to 0 in Divi for a true edge-to-edge image, or any value (e.g., 40px) for a card-style popup with breathing room.
• Kept v1.0.11's no-scrollbar (`overflow: hidden`) + image/picture/video scaling rules — those weren't the problem.

Setting section padding now

Open your Divi Library layout → click the section → Design → Spacing → Padding:

• 0px all sides → edge-to-edge image flush against popup edges
• 40px all sides → padded card look with breathing room around the content
• Any mix → e.g., 60px top, 0px sides, 60px bottom for vertical breathing room with horizontal flush

Whatever you set in Divi UI applies — no specificity battle, the plugin doesn't touch section padding.