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Side-by-side column packing was being defeated two ways: 1. The event <li>'s `dark:before` painted an opaque bg-background box across the FULL day-column at inset-1 — covering the adjacent column's card in dark mode. 2. Each <li> is a full-width grid item, so the topmost overlapping <li> intercepted pointer events over its empty half, blocking clicks on the neighbour card. Fix (week-view + multi-day-view): - Drop the full-cell `dark:before` backing; move the opaque dark backing to the column-positioned wrapper (`dark:bg-background`), so it only covers its own card. - Make the <li> `pointer-events-none` and the wrapper `pointer-events-auto`, so an event only captures pointer events over its actual card, not the whole column. e2e: week-view-overlap now also clicks BOTH overlapping events and asserts each selects (neither covered/intercepted). svelte-check 0 errors; 8/8 e2e pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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