The code-font rule also matched [class*="code"] and [class*="Code"], which
selects any element whose class merely contains that substring. Every Accordion
wrapper carries the Tailwind utility dark:bg-codeblock, so the whole accordion
inherited IBM Plex Mono: titles and body prose rendered as monospace, which read
like terminal output instead of sentences. This affected every accordion on the
site, including the source chooser that already existed on the quickstart page.
Scoped the rule to real code elements; syntax tokens inherit from pre.
Also reverted the workflow chooser to cards. Collapsing eight situations into
grey accordion rows removed duplication but made the page less inviting to scan,
and the eight starter requests it carried were a third copy - every workflow
guide already contains its own. The cards now link straight to those guides
rather than to anchors further down the page.
introduction: the showcase file has a single h264 stream and no audio track, so
'press play - it has sound' was simply untrue. Removed the claim; the caption now
only says what the clip is.
workflows: the page listed all eight situations twice - once as cards linking to
anchors a short scroll down, then again as full sections repeating the same
'best for' line. Collapsed both into one accordion per situation whose title is
the chooser and whose body holds the brief and the copyable request, so the eight
cards now lead somewhere real instead of jumping down the page. Dropped the
five-step 'what happens after you choose' (it restates quickstart) and the
six-part request checklist (it restates the prompting guide) in favour of links.
187 lines to 165, eleven headings to one; no starter request was lost.