Fix: Set default event-category color to match the map legend style - #113
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LGTM 👍 I'm not sure the CSS comments help unless you write that by "Other" we mean the legend in the map.
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@benjaoming thank you sir, I have updated the title as per your suggestion. |
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@kehach07 there is a merge conflict to solve 😊 |
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Summary
This PR updates the default
.event-categorystyle to use the same background and text color as the "Other" category.This ensures that any new or undefined event types will automatically inherit the "Other" category’s color scheme.
Changes
.event-categorydefault background to#222222and text color to#fafcfb.Why
Previously, if a new event category was added without a defined style, it appeared unstyled or inconsistent.
With this change, such cases will now default to the "Other" color scheme, maintaining visual consistency across the site.
Visual impact
No visible change for existing categories — only affects undefined or future event types.