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`. * ② **`gshideOnMobile` / `gshideOnTablet` block attributes and `gs-mobile-hide` / * `gs-tablet-hide` classes.** These are GreenShift’s own responsive system, and we * ship neither the attribute handler nor the CSS — so two spacer columns that are * meant to VANISH on a phone would have stayed, squeezing the lead paragraph into a * third of a narrow screen. **The layout is achieved with a constrained width * instead**, which needs no plugin. * ③ **A duotone filter with literal colours** — `rgb(255,155,51)` and `#fff278`, * greenshift’s orange, applied to the icons regardless of the client’s brand. * ④ **Three 90px icons sitting in `LIB_IMAGE_n_URL` slots.** Since #573 fed those slots * from the client’s approved photographs, each card would have shown **a client * photo cropped to a 90-pixel square**. Dropped — the number is the card’s mark. * ⑤ **Hardcoded card colours** `#2e2e46e0` and `#fafafa14`, plus the `creative-four` * GRADIENT and `is-style-gradientmask`, neither of which our theme.json defines at * all (it has no gradients). The eyebrow rendered as flat text with an invisible * background. * ⑥ **`max-60` font size** — not in our scale, so the headline was body-sized. * ⑦ **Two foreign attachment ids** and a duplicated `id=”greenshift-unique-wordpress-theme”` * anchor. * * ⚠ THREE CARDS, NOT MORE. The `how-it-works` family supplies exactly three steps and * #480’s rule runs one way: a pattern may not demand an Nth of anything. Each card is a * `cdd:slot`, so a client with two steps drops the third rather than failing the build. */ ?>