Header brand: kill amber dash, stronger wordmark - #6
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Summary
Follow-up to the header redesign. Juri still saw an amber dash between
jev-lspandWIP(meh). This hard-kills any brand tick/separator and makes the mark read as wordmark + quiet chip — notname · dash · badge.Changes (
site/styles.cssonly)::before/::afteron.brand,.wordmark, and.wip(no accent bar can return)800/1.15rem, no underline/decoration bleed from globalastyles--line), slightly smaller type, no accent affordanceNote
Live Pages may have been caching;
mainalready lacked the old.wordmark::afterpaint rule, but the brand still needed a stronger “no chrome” guarantee + hierarchy bump.Test plan
Do not merge until reviewed.