@kolkrabbi/kol-theme 0.81.0 → 0.83.0

package/kol-components-molecules.css

@@ -1116,8 +1116,11 @@
  * happening reads as a photograph breathing; a fast one reads as a
  * glitch.
  * ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── */
-.kol-media-zoom > img,
-.kol-media-zoom > video {
+/* THE TARGET IS THE WRAPPER'S CHILD, WHATEVER IT IS (CatalogCardFrameAndZoom,
+ * kol-website 2026-08-28): a catalog card whose media is an SVG glyph on a
+ * specimen plate resolves `zoom` true and got the class, the transition and no
+ * motion while this named img/video. Everything but the ring hairline. */
+.kol-media-zoom > :not(.kol-media-ring) {
   transition: transform 600ms var(--kol-ease-house);
   /* THE ANCHOR IS THE CONSUMER'S (ContentMediaFocusBinding, kol-monitor
    * 2026-08-27): `--kol-media-focus`, bound once on a repo's :root, is where
@@ -1128,16 +1131,14 @@
 }
 
 @media (hover: hover) {
-  .group:hover .kol-media-zoom > img,
-  .group:hover .kol-media-zoom > video {
+  .group:hover .kol-media-zoom > :not(.kol-media-ring) {
     transform: scale(1.06);
   }
   /* the HERO rung (StackCardHover, 2026-08-27 — user: "that is TOO MUCH
    * ZOOM"): 1.06 on a ~1500px featured thumb is 90px of travel where the
    * 500px list thumbs move 30. 1.02 on the hero is the same pixel travel.
    * `ListingCard size="hero"` wears it; ContentMedia takes zoom="hero". */
-  .group:hover .kol-media-zoom.is-hero > img,
-  .group:hover .kol-media-zoom.is-hero > video {
+  .group:hover .kol-media-zoom.is-hero > :not(.kol-media-ring) {
     transform: scale(1.02);
   }
 }
@@ -1176,12 +1177,10 @@
 }
 
 @media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
-  .kol-media-zoom > img,
-  .kol-media-zoom > video {
+  .kol-media-zoom > :not(.kol-media-ring) {
     transition: none;
   }
-  .group:hover .kol-media-zoom > img,
-  .group:hover .kol-media-zoom > video {
+  .group:hover .kol-media-zoom > :not(.kol-media-ring) {
     transform: none;
   }
 }
@@ -1327,32 +1326,58 @@
 }
 
 /* ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
- * TONE — inverse (ControlToneInverse, kol-website 2026-08-27; user on brand's
- * /icons over a `pageWash` of fg-04: "a flipped version of this color scheme,
- * where the darker is background and grey is the active … it would fit better
- * on the light grey" — "that would also need to be a variant for the dropdown
- * and the input" — "the active grey can be lighter"). On a washed plane the
- * default grey well reads as a second plate. `tone="inverse"` on ViewToggle
- * (icon) · Dropdown · Input · SearchInput stamps `.kol-tone-inverse`; the rules
- * live HERE, after every default they out-rank, so a consumer never restates
- * them (brand's stopgap did).
+ * TONE — sunken (ControlToneSunken, kol-website 2026-08-28; was "inverse",
+ * ControlToneInverse 2026-08-27). User, on brand's /icons over a `pageWash`:
+ * "a flipped version of this color scheme, where the darker is background and
+ * grey is the active … it would fit better on the light grey" — and then, on
+ * the name: the control does not INVERT anything, it sits BELOW the plane it
+ * is on — `sunken`. ("inverse" already meant four things: `tone` here,
+ * `variant` on Tag/Pill, `theme` on Section, a boolean on Divider.) On a
+ * washed plane the default grey well reads as a second plate, so the set takes
+ * ONE tone: `tone="sunken"` (`inverse` aliased) on ViewToggle (icon) ·
+ * Dropdown · Input · SearchInput · Button · IconFrame · ThemeToggle stamps
+ * `.kol-tone-sunken`; the rules live HERE, after every default they out-rank,
+ * so a consumer never restates them (brand hand-wrote the fill and GUESSED
+ * the ink for its two icon buttons — that fork is what widening the set ends).
  *
- * The chip is `fg-absolute-24` — theme-invariant black, as the icon well's
- * active state already was — so it darkens on either theme; the active chip
- * is the fg-16 ink wash (ruled on the page); a dark well wants a LIGHTER hover,
- * so the inactive hover is an absolute-white wash.
+ * THE SET: well `fg-absolute-24` (theme-invariant black, darkens either
+ * theme) · active chip `fg-08` (user ruling 2026-08-28, down from the 0.78.1
+ * fg-16) · inactive hover absolute-white @ 8% (a dark well wants a LIGHTER
+ * hover) · ink `fg-96`. `.kol-tone-inverse` stays selected for any class
+ * hand-stamped on the old name.
  * ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── */
-.kol-view-toggle.kol-tone-inverse { background-color: var(--kol-fg-absolute-24); }
-/* the active chip is the fg-16 INK WASH (user ruling 2026-08-27 on the live page — "why are you using
- * absolute transparent? just use bg-fg-16"; surface-tertiary sat BELOW secondary on the dark ramp):
- * it lifts off the fg-absolute-24 well on both themes */
-.kol-view-toggle.kol-tone-inverse > button[aria-pressed="true"] { background-color: var(--kol-fg-16); }
-.kol-view-toggle.kol-tone-inverse > button:not([aria-pressed="true"]):hover { background-color: color-mix(in srgb, var(--kol-color-absolute-white) 8%, transparent); }
-.kol-control.kol-tone-inverse { background-color: var(--kol-fg-absolute-24); }
-.kol-expand.kol-tone-inverse { background-color: var(--kol-fg-absolute-24); }
+.kol-view-toggle.kol-tone-sunken, .kol-view-toggle.kol-tone-inverse { background-color: var(--kol-fg-absolute-24); }
+.kol-view-toggle.kol-tone-sunken > button[aria-pressed="true"], .kol-view-toggle.kol-tone-inverse > button[aria-pressed="true"] { background-color: var(--kol-fg-08); }
+.kol-view-toggle.kol-tone-sunken > button:not([aria-pressed="true"]):hover, .kol-view-toggle.kol-tone-inverse > button:not([aria-pressed="true"]):hover { background-color: color-mix(in srgb, var(--kol-color-absolute-white) 8%, transparent); }
+.kol-control.kol-tone-sunken, .kol-control.kol-tone-inverse { background-color: var(--kol-fg-absolute-24); }
+.kol-expand.kol-tone-sunken, .kol-expand.kol-tone-inverse { background-color: var(--kol-fg-absolute-24); }
 /* the trigger: rest and open are its only states — the pin-back rules above
- * paint surface-secondary on hover/active, so the inverse pins its own chip */
-.kol-dd-trigger.kol-tone-inverse,
-.kol-dd-trigger.kol-tone-inverse:not(:disabled):hover,
-.kol-dd-trigger.kol-tone-inverse:not(:disabled):active { background-color: var(--kol-fg-absolute-24); }
-.kol-dd-panel.kol-tone-inverse { background-color: var(--kol-fg-absolute-24); }
+ * paint surface-secondary on hover/active, so the tone pins its own chip */
+.kol-dd-trigger.kol-tone-sunken, .kol-dd-trigger.kol-tone-inverse,
+.kol-dd-trigger.kol-tone-sunken:not(:disabled):hover, .kol-dd-trigger.kol-tone-inverse:not(:disabled):hover,
+.kol-dd-trigger.kol-tone-sunken:not(:disabled):active, .kol-dd-trigger.kol-tone-inverse:not(:disabled):active { background-color: var(--kol-fg-absolute-24); }
+.kol-dd-panel.kol-tone-sunken, .kol-dd-panel.kol-tone-inverse { background-color: var(--kol-fg-absolute-24); }
+/* the rest of the set — Button (icon-only especially), IconFrame, ThemeToggle:
+ * the well, transparent edge, fg-96 ink; hover the white wash, pressed the
+ * fg-08 chip — both LAYERED over the well (a gradient image over the fill),
+ * since one background cannot stack two translucent colours */
+.kol-btn.kol-tone-sunken,
+.kol-icon-frame.kol-tone-sunken,
+.kol-theme-toggle.kol-tone-sunken {
+  background-color: var(--kol-fg-absolute-24);
+  border-color: transparent;
+  color: var(--kol-fg-96);
+}
+@media (hover: hover) {
+  .kol-btn.kol-tone-sunken:not(.kol-btn-animate):not(:disabled):hover {
+    background-color: var(--kol-fg-absolute-24);
+    background-image: linear-gradient(color-mix(in srgb, var(--kol-color-absolute-white) 8%, transparent), color-mix(in srgb, var(--kol-color-absolute-white) 8%, transparent));
+    color: var(--kol-fg-96);
+  }
+}
+.kol-btn.kol-tone-sunken.kol-btn-pressed,
+.kol-btn.kol-tone-sunken:not(:disabled):active {
+  background-color: var(--kol-fg-absolute-24);
+  background-image: linear-gradient(var(--kol-fg-08), var(--kol-fg-08));
+  color: var(--kol-fg-96);
+}

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@kolkrabbi/kol-theme",
-  "version": "0.81.0",
+  "version": "0.83.0",
   "description": "KOL (Kolkrabbi) design-system tokens + base CSS — brand-neutral. The canonical token/cascade layer every other KOL package and consumer builds on.",
   "license": "MIT",
   "type": "module",