With logs up to ~25 000 entries, eagerly painting every grid cell
caused multi-second freezes on page load. Add content-visibility:
auto to the line-number and content cells so the browser defers
their layout / paint until they scroll into view.
The rule lives on the cells (not on .entry itself) because .entry
uses display: contents and produces no box of its own.
contain-intrinsic-size: auto 1.5em lets the browser remember
measured heights after first paint and uses ~one line tall as the
initial placeholder for never-seen cells.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Logs with errors now open already smart-folded — every entry within
±25 of an error stays visible, gaps collapse into draggable bars.
Folds can only be expanded individually via per-bar click or
drag; the previous "toggle to unfold everything" path is gone. The
header error-count chip becomes informational only (cursor and
pointer-events stripped so it no longer reads as interactive).
Removed the dead toggleErrors / uncollapseAllErrors / "toggled"
state plumbing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replaces the all-or-nothing "Errors only" collapse with a contextual
fold: ±25 entries around every error stay visible, and runs of
non-error entries with no nearby error collapse into a fold bar.
Each fold bar is draggable. Vertical pointer drag on the bar reveals
or re-hides lines from the top of the hidden range, ~6 px per line.
A click without drag reveals the next 25 lines. When the run is
fully revealed, the bar removes itself. Buttons / scroll behaviour
are unchanged; the existing "X errors" toggle in the header is the
entry point and still un-collapses everything on second click.
Visual: foldable bars get a faint horizontal hatch (suggesting
compressed content), an ns-resize cursor, and a hover/dragging
state that intensifies the hatch toward --accent. The grip-lines
icon flanks the line-count to call out the affordance.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
example.config.json: legal contact, imprint, privacy URLs swapped to
indifferentketchup.com placeholders; abuse address changed to
samkintop@gmail.com (matches the codex package's author entry);
frontend.name placeholder changed from "mclo.gs" to "iblogs.example".
UI templates: tagline replaced with "Built for game-server logs"
(header.php), meta description rewritten to drop Minecraft & Hytale
framing (start.php), api-docs.php's example "Minecraft version" labels
updated to "Engine version" with a 42.16.3 sample value matching the
codex PZ EngineVersionInformation output shape.
CSS comment "Minecraft Format Colors" tagged as legacy mclogs syntax
palette (the underlying color classes survive untouched — they may
still be useful for highlighting log content).
Footer attribution credit linking back to upstream mclogs and Aternos
is intentionally preserved per the manual-fork rules.
Frontend palette (#5cb85c green accent, etc.) and short-domain choice
remain placeholder values; revisit when iblogs branding is finalised.
Two file renames (docker/mclogs.ini -> docker/iblogs.ini,
web/public/css/mclogs.css -> web/public/css/iblogs.css) plus the
internal references that pointed at them (Dockerfile COPY directive,
the linux user name in the container).
Also catches the runtime identifier renames: env-var prefix MCLOGS_*
-> IBLOGS_* (compose files), browser cookie name MCLOGS_SETTINGS ->
IBLOGS_SETTINGS (web/public/js/log.js), production image tag
ghcr.io/aternosorg/mclogs:2 -> ghcr.io/indifferentketchup/iblogs:2,
and the README walk-through with the new branding.
example.config.json branding strings (legal contact, mclo.gs frontend
name) and visible UI text (taglines, meta descriptions) are deferred
to a separate branding commit.
