Arnaud
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Two changes to the no-photo cover placeholder shipped last version: 1. Muted the gradient palette (100/40-opacity tints instead of solid -200/ -950 stops) — the original was too saturated next to real cover photos in the same grid, per feedback. 2. New coverIcon/coverColor columns on recipes (nullable text, migration 0048, additive-only) let the author pin a specific color+icon from the recipe editor instead of the automatic per-id pick. getRecipePlaceholder now checks these first, falling back to the deterministic hash pick when unset — existing recipes are unaffected until edited. Wired coverIcon/coverColor through every explicit-column recipe select that feeds a grid card (explore trending/recent, search, feed, for-you) — the relational-query call sites (recipes page, collections, profile pages) already return all columns and needed no changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
This is a Next.js project bootstrapped with create-next-app.
Getting Started
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