# Conversation 49300c20-a89b-4904-93ed-79e1b7bd59f4

- Source: `cursor`
- User: `pascal`
- System: `Pascals-MBP.local`
- Started: `2026-02-24T18:49:07.362000Z`
- CWD: `/Users/pascal/Code/business/convx`

## User

DOM Path: div#root > div.h-.creen flex flex-col > main.flex-1 overflow-hidden > div.flex h-full > div.flex-1 h-full overflow-hidden > div.relative overflow-hidden h-full > div.h-full w-full rounded-[inherit] > div > div.p-4 .pace-y-4 > div.flex ju.tify-.tart[1] > div.max-w-[85%] rounded-2xl px-4 py-2.5 text-.m bg-muted rounded-bl-md > div.pro.e pro.e-.m max-w-none dark:pro.e-invert pro.e-p:my-1 pro.e-ul:my-1 pro.e-li:my-0 pro.e-code:text-inherit pro.e-pre:bg-muted/50 pro.e-pre:rounded-lg pro.e-pre:overflow-x-auto > pre[1]
Position: top=692px, left=352px, width=426px, height=136px
React Component: Markdown
HTML Element: <pre data-cursor-element-id="cursor-el-1">// app/utils/metrics.ts import { onCLS, onINP, onFCP, onLCP, onTTFB } from 'web-vitals'; onINP(console.log); // Interaction to Next Paint — most relevant for your app onCLS(console.log); // Cumulat</pre> code blocks don't render well, can't read this. white on grey backgrond

## Agent

Fixing code-block contrast: the prose block uses `prose-pre:bg-muted/50` but doesn't set a text color, so the code can end up white on grey. Adding explicit text and background classes for code blocks.

## Agent

Summary of changes:

- **Code block contrast**
  - **Light:** `prose-pre:bg-slate-200 prose-pre:text-slate-900` (dark text on light grey).
  - **Dark:** `dark:prose-pre:bg-slate-700 dark:prose-pre:text-slate-100` (light text on darker grey).
- **Inner `<code>`:** `[&_pre_code]:bg-transparent [&_pre_code]:p-0` so the code inside `<pre>` doesn’t add its own background and keeps readable colors.

Applied in both the message bubble (assistant messages) and the markdown fallback view. Code blocks should now be readable in light and dark mode.

## User

still here weird rendering of black on black. chances are you DOM Path: div#root > div.h-.creen flex flex-col > main.flex-1 overflow-hidden > div.flex h-full > div.flex-1 h-full overflow-hidden > div.relative overflow-hidden h-full > div.h-full w-full rounded-[inherit] > div > div.p-4 .pace-y-4 > div.flex ju.tify-end[2] > div.max-w-[85%] rounded-2xl px-4 py-2.5 text-.m bg-primary text-primary-foreground rounded-br-md
Position: top=877px, left=878px, width=1113px, height=68px
React Component: MessageBubble
HTML Element: <div class="max-w-[85%] rounded-2xl px-4 py-2.5 text-sm bg-primary text-primary-foreground rounded-br-md" data-cursor-element-id="cursor-el-42532">OK I stored it in test-results. Careful it's a 400MB large file. So please don't just read it :D maybe use subagents to try and dig into it? To keep this context window clean 02:37 PM</div> need to remove badly chosen classes... usually you add too much tailwind IIRC

## Agent

Checking the MessageBubble markup and prose usage:

## Agent

Stripping down prose: it's forcing dark text, so on user bubbles (bg-primary) we get black-on-black. Using minimal markup so text inherits from the bubble and only structure is styled.

## Agent

Summary of changes:

- **Dropped all `prose` classes** from the message bubble so Tailwind typography no longer overrides the bubble’s text color. All text now inherits from the bubble: `text-primary-foreground` for user (light on dark) and normal foreground for assistant.
- **Kept only structural styles** with simple selectors:
  - `[&_p]:my-1 [&_ul]:my-1 [&_li]:my-0` for spacing
  - `[&_pre]:my-2 [&_pre]:rounded-lg [&_pre]:overflow-x-auto [&_pre]:p-3` and `[&_pre_code]:p-0 [&_pre_code]:bg-transparent` for code blocks
- **Code block background** is conditional:
  - **User bubble:** `[&_pre]:bg-primary-foreground/15` so the block is visible but stays on the dark bubble.
  - **Assistant bubble:** `[&_pre]:bg-slate-200` + dark text in light mode, `dark:[&_pre]:bg-slate-700` + light text in dark mode.

So there’s no more black-on-black: user messages use the bubble’s light text everywhere, and code blocks are only given layout and a background, not a conflicting text color.
