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- 22 Agosti 2026, 04:52 UTC
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FOUR THINGS, one grid. CUSTOM SIZING. A widget can now declare `custom`, and all five do. The registry's width and height stay the DEFAULT — custom adds a handle, it does not take the design's opinion away — and what the member drags it to is stored against their member record, so a widget they made taller is taller wherever they sign in. The handle is keyboard resizable too: it is the only way to change a pane's size, and leaving it pointer-only would strand anybody who cannot use a mouse with whatever their organization chose. HALF ROWS. The grid's track is now half a unit, which is what lets an app pane be shorter than a widget: two app tiles stack in the height one widget occupies. Two half rows plus the gap between them is still 236px — the height a launchpad card has always been — so nothing else on the page moved. App panes resize by row only; one app card per column is the launchpad's rhythm, and a two-column-wide launcher tile is a hole in the grid with an icon in it. Docs, Calculator and Support start two rows tall because their card IS a list; everything else starts at half a row and drops to a compact form that shows the icon and the name without a blurb clipped mid-sentence. BACKGROUND COLOUR. The notes palette, the notes menu, on every pane. Painted BEHIND the pane's own glass rather than on it — a launcher card is translucent by design, so tinting the card would wash the colour out to nothing. A widget takes the control INTO its own header, because it already has controls in that corner and an overlay would land on top of its page arrows; an app card and a note get the corner overlay, and the pin chip steps aside to make room. PINNED NOTES ARE PANES. They were a band above the grid, which meant a member could arrange every pane on the page except those. Now they are dragged, resized and coloured like anything else, and still one click from being picked up as a floating sticky. A note that IS floating keeps its slot, greyed and inert, rather than vanishing: removing it was tidy and wrong — the pane the member had positioned disappeared, everything after it jumped a row, and closing the sticky shuffled the whole launchpad back. Its colour control writes to the NOTE, not to the pane store, so one note is not yellow in two places and blue in a third.