Fix editor validation errors and Icon block attributes on Services patterns (LS-4207) - #60
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Bug fix - services-linked-decisions.php, services-service-clusters.php: add missing `has-border-color` class to the process-pill and cluster-tag wrapper groups - Root cause: both blocks set an inline border color via a custom JSON style attribute, but WordPress's border block support always expects a `has-border-color` class on the wrapper whenever a border color is set — the hand-authored static HTML never included it, so the editor's re-derived expected markup never matched the stored HTML, permanently flagging these blocks as "unexpected or invalid content" - Confirmed via a working control case in services-cta.php, which sets a border color the same way and already includes the class correctly
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Docs - CHANGELOG.md: add dated entry for the has-border-color fix on services-linked-decisions.php and services-service-clusters.php, matching the one-entry-per-PR convention already used for the other Services page and mobile-menu entries
Docs - CHANGELOG.md: add PR reference link now that the pull request exists, matching the existing per-PR link convention Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bug fix
- section-card-services.php, services-service-tiles.php: move the
Icon block's width from an unsupported top-level "width" JSON
attribute to the correct "style":{"dimensions":{"width":...}}
path, matching core/icon's actual schema — the old attribute was
silently dropped, leaving the icon unsized
- section-card-services.php: fix icon slug "lightspeed/rocket-launch"
to "lightspeed/rocket" — rocket-launch.svg does not exist in the
ls-plugin icon library, so the icon failed to render entirely
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request fixes invalid Services page block markup and icon attributes. It also filters expected main-document browser errors while preserving collection of other console errors. ChangesServices pattern fixes
Browser error filtering
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Browser-error tests may pass while a page still has a broken stylesheet or script; the error correlation should be corrected before relying on this helper. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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- The original PR was closed during a branch rename, so the complete fix set was recreated in PR #60.
- Added the required
has-border-colorwrapper class to resolve Services pattern editor validation errors. - Corrected the related Icon block width attributes and missing rocket icon slug.
- No further implementation work is required.
Bug fix - Chromium logs its own console.error for the main document's non-2xx status (e.g. loading the 404 template), independent of any theme JS - browser-errors.ts had no exemption for this, so the standing suite's 404-page test always failed even though the page behaves correctly - network-errors.ts already exempts the equivalent main-frame response for the same reason; mirrored that exemption on the console side Context - Confirmed via retest that this was the only remaining console error under LS-2940 — the other 4 flagged pages (#244, #246, #247, #248) were already resolved by the earlier ls-plugin CSS fix (LS-2935)
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In `@tests/helpers/browser-errors.ts`:
- Line 31: Update the browser error matching helper to track the top-level
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…S-2940) Bug fix - browser-errors.ts: replace the URL-comparison exemption with a main-frame navigation response check - Root cause: comparing the failed resource's URL to the page's own URL could wrongly suppress a real subresource error if that subresource happened to request the exact same URL as the page - Now tracks the actual main-frame navigation response's status via isNavigationRequest() + frame() === page.mainFrame(), reset on every navigation, so only that navigation's real status is exempt Context - Flagged by CodeRabbit on PR #60 as a minor hardening suggestion, unrelated to that PR's LS-4207 scope but fixed here since it was already part of the branch - Verified locally: special-routes.spec.ts passes on Chromium (including the 404-template test this logic targets), no regressions in page-structure.spec.ts (its one failure is pre-existing and unrelated — missing <main> landmark/heading hierarchy, not console-error handling)
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In `@tests/helpers/browser-errors.ts`:
- Line 52: Update the console-error filtering logic in the browser error helper
so expected navigation errors are correlated using a one-to-one signal rather
than expectedStatusErrorPrefix or startsWith() status matching. Ensure later
Chromium resource errors with the same status remain in consoleErrors, and add
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Summary
Supersedes #59, which was accidentally closed by a branch-rename operation (GitHub did not migrate the PR when the branch was renamed from
fix/services-badge-border-color-classtofix/services-badge-and-icon-attributes). All commits and review context from #59 are preserved on this branch; this PR carries the same fix plus two additional small fixes identified in review.The
Section - Services Linked DecisionsandSection - Services Service Clusterspatterns on the Services page threw "Block contains unexpected or invalid content" with an "Attempt Recovery" prompt in the Site Editor, on the process-pill and cluster-tag badge blocks.Both blocks set an inline border colour via a custom JSON style attribute (
style.border.color), but WordPress's border block support always expects a matchinghas-border-colorclass on the block wrapper whenever a border colour is set. The hand-authored static HTML for these two patterns never included that class, so the editor's re-derived expected markup never matched the stored HTML, permanently flagging the blocks as invalid — even though they rendered correctly on the front end.Confirmed via a working control case already in the codebase:
services-cta.phpsets a border colour the same way and correctly includeshas-border-color, and shows no recovery error.Fix: missing has-border-color class
patterns/sections/services-linked-decisions.php: addedhas-border-colorto thels-process-pillwrapper class, matching the existinghas-backgroundconventionpatterns/sections/services-service-clusters.php: addedhas-border-colorto thels-cluster-tagwrapper class, same conventionFix: Icon block width attribute and missing icon slug
Found during review of the same ticket:
patterns/cards/section-card-services.php,patterns/sections/services-service-tiles.php: moved the Icon block's width from an unsupported top-level"width"JSON attribute to the correct"style":{"dimensions":{"width":...}}path, matchingcore/icon's actual schema. The old attribute was silently dropped, leaving the icon unsized.patterns/cards/section-card-services.php: fixed icon sluglightspeed/rocket-launchtolightspeed/rocket—rocket-launch.svgdoes not exist in thels-pluginicon library, so the icon failed to render entirely.Not the cause, ruled out during investigation
An earlier, separate bug (color-mix() values silently dropped by the style engine) had caused similar recovery errors on the Hero pattern and was already fixed in a prior commit (
de2094e). That fix does not apply here — the live page content for these two patterns has zerocolor-mix()occurrences, confirming this is a distinct, unrelated defect.Test plan
composer run lint:php/php -l— all four changed files pass with no syntax errorsCloses LS-4207
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