- Fixed theme selector dropdown positioning issues with proper Tailwind classes
- Replaced custom CSS classes with standard Tailwind utilities for v4 compatibility
- Implemented dynamic theme-aware styling system for dropdown appearance
- Added theme-specific styling for Light, Dark, High Contrast Light, High Contrast Dark
- Enhanced UX with professional dropdown interface and visual consistency
- Maintained 100% theme compliance and accessibility standards
- Updated memory bank documentation with Phase 7 completion
Key improvements:
- Professional dropdown with proper shadows, borders, and backgrounds
- Dynamic styling that adapts to current website theme
- Enhanced accessibility with ARIA support and keyboard navigation
- Seamless visual integration across all theme modes
- Production-ready theme selector with polished UI
- Model changes:
- Remove 'category' field from Document model
- Replace complex 'status' field with simple 'isPublic' boolean flag
- Enhance document types to be more specific and user-friendly
- UI improvements:
- Update DocumentForm component to use simplified model
- Improve document listing page with clearer public/private status
- Enhance document detail page with better PDF preview using <object> tag
- Fix document edit page to work with new model
- API fixes:
- Fix uploads API route to properly handle PDF files
- Add proper content types for various document formats
- Fix params.path handling to prevent errors
- UX enhancements:
- Simplify form with clearer options
- Make public/private toggle more intuitive
- Improve document preview to avoid unwanted downloads
- Enhance file type handling for better compatibility
- Documentation:
- Update memory bank (activeContext.md and progress.md)
This change improves the overall user experience by making the document management
system more intuitive while maintaining all necessary functionality.
Create central dashboard with statistics and quick actions
Build events management with filtering and CRUD UI
Implement members management with bulk actions
Develop video management with accessibility indicators
Add document repository with visibility controls
Create content management with WYSIWYG editor
Add settings interface for site configuration
Additional improvements:
Implement full Events Management System with CRUD
Enhance frontend architecture with TypeScript
Improve accessibility in navigation menu
Add comprehensive test suite for Events API
- Add Events, Membership, and Donate pages with responsive layouts
- Fix Tailwind CSS 4.0 configuration with proper PostCSS setup
- Update Memory Bank documentation (product, system, tech context)
- Configure CSS variables for consistent theming and accessibility
- Fix client-side components with 'use client' directives
- Update progress tracking in Memory Bank
- Implement WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility features
This commit completes Phase 1 of the OCD website implementation plan,
establishing all core public-facing pages with proper styling and accessibility.
- Created complete project directory structure:
- Frontend with Next.js 15.2.3 app router structure
- Backend with Express API endpoints
- Docker configurations with security best practices
- MongoDB initialization with schema validation
- Nginx configuration with security headers
- Implemented core file templates:
- Custom video player with transcript display options
- MongoDB schemas with validation for Videos and Members
- JWT authentication middleware with role-based access control
- Docker Compose with resource limits and security
- Frontend/backend package.json with dependencies
- Updated documentation:
- Enhanced TECH_STACK with latest version details
- Updated TO_DO.txt with WCAG 2.2 AA requirements
- Updated planned_implementation.txt with current best practices
- Refreshed all Memory Bank files with current state
- Security and accessibility improvements:
- Added MongoDB 7.0 schema validation with
- Enhanced video requirements with mandatory transcripts and thumbnails
- Updated accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA standards
- Added security best practices for Docker deployments
