🎨 Palette: WebUI/UX Enhancement#667
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… `.island-close` in the CleveresTricky WebUI.\n- Fixed an issue where background overlay containers with `pointer-events: none;` caused child interactive elements (like the close button on toast notifications) to become unclickable.\n- Passed tests ensuring UI stability.
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As requested, I found and fixed a micro-UX flaw in the CleveresTricky WebUI.
The toast notification overlay (
.island-container) correctly usespointer-events: none;to ensure it doesn't block background clicks on the page, but the close button (.island-close) previously did not explicitly declarepointer-events: auto;. This inherited the parent'snonestyling, making the button unclickable and causing click events to be swallowed.By injecting
pointer-events: auto;into the.island-closeclass inWebServer.kt, the button can now be properly tapped on mobile without breaking the background's clickability.Tested successfully locally using the provided test suites.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 10531736750236563628 started by @tryigit