Trim dead CSS - #54
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Four changes, each fixing something measurable rather than decorating. Measure. Body copy ran to about seventy-four characters a line, above the comfortable range for continuous reading. The edition column narrows to 700px, which brings it to sixty-seven at desktop and sixty-nine at tablet, without changing type size. Hierarchy. Method, What would prove this wrong and Next move were set two points smaller than the narrative they support, so the parts carrying the actual instruction read as footnotes. They now match the body. Length. A fifteen-hundred word piece gave no indication of how long it was. Editions carry a reading time in the eyebrow and archive cards carry it beside the date, computed from the words actually on the page. Progress. A thin bar tracks position through the article, which is the cheapest signal that something is a considered read rather than a post. It honours prefers-reduced-motion and exists only on editions. The archive also marks the newest edition and sets its title a size larger, so the page has a focal point instead of nine identical rows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VcGv2ZYwGxTXdSGzMKsK3R
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Removes 69 rules for classes that appear nowhere in the rendered site, the generator,
main.js, or any inline script.style.csssignals/signals.css13% and 18% smaller respectively.
What went
An older Signals nav and footer superseded by the shared site chrome, an Intelligence hub grid, a technical-looking card treatment, a summit details list, and an outcomes list. None of it is rendered by anything.
What stayed, and why
Static "unused" is not the same as dead. Four categories were kept deliberately:
iti__*applied at runtime by intl-tel-input, and the beehiiv embed wrappers.main.jstoggles (is-visible,open,scrolled,loading,active), which never appear in source HTML.sig-lasttimeblock shipped for the 20th. Deleting those would silently break the first "Last time we said".Verified, not assumed
Three independent checks, because a static scan alone is not sufficient evidence for deleting styles:
The fourteenth, the homepage at 1200px, differed by 7.18% of pixels — so I chased it rather than waving it through. Cropping the worst region showed identical content shifted ~2px. Two captures of the same unchanged page then differed by 7.76%, more than the before/after pair, which identifies it as capture nondeterminism from the reveal transitions rather than a regression. The identical DOM geometry confirms it.
Build output is unchanged — only the two CSS files differ. HTML parses with no duplicate attributes; braces balanced in both stylesheets.
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