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  • Added dark:text-white to article title for visibility in dark mode
  • Added dark mode gradient colors (dark:group-hover:from-[#32CD32] dark:group-hover:to-[#FFD700]) for hover effect
  • Added dark:bg-gray-800 to article card background
  • Added dark mode text colors to excerpt (dark:text-gray-300) and author info (dark:text-gray-400)
  • Added dark:group-hover:text-[#32CD32] for author name hover effect in dark mode

Fixes the issue where hovering over article cards in dark mode made the title invisible due to the gradient text effect lacking dark mode overrides.

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    • Enhanced blog card styling with comprehensive dark mode support, including updated color schemes and improved hover effects for better visual experience in dark mode.

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- Added dark:text-white to article title for visibility in dark mode
- Added dark mode gradient colors (dark:group-hover:from-[#32CD32] dark:group-hover:to-[#FFD700]) for hover effect
- Added dark:bg-gray-800 to article card background
- Added dark mode text colors to excerpt (dark:text-gray-300) and author info (dark:text-gray-400)
- Added dark:group-hover:text-[#32CD32] for author name hover effect in dark mode

Fixes the issue where hovering over article cards in dark mode made the title invisible due to the gradient text effect lacking dark mode overrides.
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Adds Tailwind CSS dark mode styling variants to the blog card component, including dark backgrounds, text colors, and hover effects. The changes preserve all existing light-mode styles while providing visual consistency for dark theme users.

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Dark Mode Styling
components/blog-card.tsx
Augments blog card with dark mode Tailwind classes: dark backgrounds (dark:bg-gray-800), dark text variants (dark:text-gray-300, dark:text-gray-400), and dark-mode hover color transitions for title and author elements.

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This is a straightforward styling change applying a consistent pattern of dark mode Tailwind variants across a single component with no logic modifications or API changes.

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  • PR #9: Modifies the same components/blog-card.tsx file with layout and JSX structure changes, so coordination may be needed to avoid conflicts.

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🌙 ✨ A card that glows in twilight's gleam,
Dark grays and gold like moonlit dream,
From lime to sun, the hover dances bright,
The blog card now embraces night!
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components/blog-card.tsx (3)

47-49: Excellent dark mode title styling.

The addition of dark:text-white directly addresses the visibility issue mentioned in the PR objectives. The dark mode hover gradient (#32CD32 to #FFD700) uses appropriately brighter colors compared to the light mode gradient, ensuring good visibility and visual appeal on dark backgrounds.


51-51: Good choice for excerpt text color.

The dark:text-gray-300 provides appropriate contrast against the dark background while maintaining the visual hierarchy between title, excerpt, and metadata.


53-54: Consistent dark mode metadata and hover styling.

The addition of dark:text-gray-400 for metadata text and dark:group-hover:text-[#32CD32] for the author name hover creates a cohesive dark mode experience. The lime green hover color matches the starting color of the title's hover gradient, maintaining visual consistency across the component.

return (
<Link href={`/a/${post.slug}`} className="group h-full">
<article className="flex flex-col h-full bg-white shadow-lg overflow-hidden transition-all duration-300 hover:shadow-2xl hover:-translate-y-2 border border-gradient-to-r from-[#228B22]/10 to-[#FFBF00]/10 relative rounded-lg">
<article className="flex flex-col h-full bg-white dark:bg-gray-800 shadow-lg overflow-hidden transition-all duration-300 hover:shadow-2xl hover:-translate-y-2 border border-gradient-to-r from-[#228B22]/10 to-[#FFBF00]/10 relative rounded-lg">
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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major

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Remove non-functional border-gradient-to-r classes; use standard Tailwind border styling instead.

The border-gradient-to-r from-[#228B22]/10 to-[#FFBF00]/10 classes on line 22 are not standard Tailwind CSS utilities and are not defined in the project's tailwind.config.ts. These classes will be ignored by Tailwind and provide no styling. Replace with a standard Tailwind border color utility (e.g., border-gray-200 dark:border-gray-700) or implement gradient borders using CSS if gradient borders are intentional.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In components/blog-card.tsx around line 22, the classes "border-gradient-to-r
from-[#228B22]/10 to-[#FFBF00]/10" are not valid Tailwind utilities in this
project and are ignored; replace them with a standard Tailwind border utility
such as "border-gray-200 dark:border-gray-700" to apply a visible border, or if
a gradient border is required implement it via a custom CSS class (defined in a
stylesheet or tailwind.config.ts) and apply that class instead.

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