diff --git a/app/bestellbestaetigung/components/BestellbestaetigungContent.tsx b/app/bestellbestaetigung/components/BestellbestaetigungContent.tsx index 4fdb67d..e71a6b6 100644 --- a/app/bestellbestaetigung/components/BestellbestaetigungContent.tsx +++ b/app/bestellbestaetigung/components/BestellbestaetigungContent.tsx @@ -241,30 +241,32 @@ export function BestellbestaetigungContent() { )} - {/* Testimonial band — different from /not-found's version: this - page's own mockup has no separate muted-bg box on the text - side at all, just a wide photo column that fades into the - plain page background at its own trailing edge, with the - quote sitting in a normal flex-1 column beside it (not - absolute-positioned with %-based offsets — that measures - against the row's full width and, combined with a max-w- on a - narrow text box, can leave almost nothing for the text itself; - flexbox distributes the two columns' widths correctly on its - own regardless of viewport size). items-stretch on a row with - a FIXED h- (not min-h-) keeps both columns pinned to an + {/* Testimonial band — same proven structure as /not-found's version + (see that page's own comment), not a new layout: w-[45%] image + column, narrow 40px edge gradient into bg-muted, quote in the + flex-1 remainder. Only real change from that version is a fixed + h- instead of min-h-, so both columns are pinned to an identical height regardless of how many lines the quote wraps - to — a min-height alone lets whichever column has more content - stretch the row past what the other side visually fills. */} - -
+ to (a min-height alone lets whichever column has more content + stretch the row past what the other side visually fills). */} + +
+ {/* -inset-1, not inset-0 — this section fades in via Reveal's + y:28→0 transform; a plain inset-0 image can leave a + hairline gap at the top edge while that's still settling + (or from ordinary sub-pixel rounding). Overflowing the + image 4px past the container on every side means any such + gap shows the image itself, not whatever's behind it — the + parent's overflow-hidden clips the small overflow back + down to a clean box either way. */} -
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