M-1: Navbar.toHtml emitted a fixed id="navbar-links" and unscoped
.navbar-link/.navbar-cta :hover selectors -- two Navbars on one page
collided on the duplicate id and cross-applied each other's hover
colors (later <style> block wins in the cascade). Scope both on the
Craft node id via scopeId(), matching the Menu/Tabs pattern: the links
container gets a unique id, aria-controls/the hamburger toggle script
reference it, and the hover rules are prefixed with a per-instance
class on the <nav> root.
M-2: Gallery lightbox had no focus management -- opening it left focus
wherever it was (behind the now-visible overlay) and closing it never
restored it. The inline script now stashes document.activeElement on
open, moves focus to a new accessible close button, traps Tab on the
close button while the dialog is open, and restores the saved focus on
close (Escape, backdrop click, or the close button).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Migrates Menu, ColumnLayout, Countdown, Gallery, Tabs, InputField, and
TextareaField from Math.random()/content-hash scope ids to the threaded
Craft node id (via scopeId()), keeping every emitted element id,
aria-controls/aria-labelledby/for, and inline <script> function
name/getElementById() call consistently scoped per component.
Resolves the two Important id-collision review findings:
- Tabs: tabId was djb2(anchorId||labels) -- two default Tabs instances
produced identical aria-controls/aria-labelledby ids, so one instance's
arrow-key script clobbered the other's tab/panel wiring.
- InputField/TextareaField: fieldId was `field-${name}` -- two fields
sharing a (often default) name produced duplicate <label for>/<input
id> pairs, breaking the for/id association for one of them.
Also eliminates the remaining Math.random() scope ids in Menu (hover CSS
class scope) and ColumnLayout (nth-child width CSS class scope), so no
export component is non-deterministic anymore.
All fall back to a stable content hash (never Math.random) for legacy
2-arg toHtml() call sites without a node id.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
ContentSlider, Tabs, and Gallery toHtml exports and their inline scripts
now carry ARIA semantics and keyboard support:
- ContentSlider: prev/next arrows and dot buttons get aria-labels, the
slide stack is wrapped in an aria-live="polite" region, and the
decorative chevron icons are aria-hidden.
- Tabs: tablist/tab/tabpanel roles, aria-selected/aria-controls/
aria-labelledby, and Left/Right/Home/End arrow-key navigation in the
inline script. The tab<->panel id scope is now derived from a
deterministic hash of anchorId/labels instead of Math.random, since
the ARIA linking ids must be stable across export runs.
- Gallery: the lightbox overlay gets role="dialog"/aria-modal/aria-label,
Escape closes it, and thumbnails are keyboard-operable (role="button"
tabindex="0" plus Enter/Space handling in the existing delegated
listener).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Entity-escaping alone doesn't protect JS-string or raw-HTML sinks:
- HtmlBlock.toHtml exported props.code raw; now runs it through the
same purifyHtml (DOMPurify) config already used for the live editor
preview, so <script>/on*= payloads can't survive export either.
- Countdown.toHtml interpolated targetDate directly into
`new Date("${targetDate}")` inside an inline <script> -- a value
like `2026-01-01");alert(1)//` broke out of the string literal. Now
validated against a strict date/datetime shape and JSON.stringify'd
before embedding, falling back to `new Date()` for anything invalid.
- Gallery.toHtml's lightbox used
`onclick="${id}_open('${esc(img.src)}')"`, which a single quote in
img.src could break out of. Replaced with a `data-lb-src` attribute
per thumbnail and one delegated click listener on the grid
(`e.target.closest('[data-lb-src]')`) instead of a per-item inline
handler string.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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