Settings -> Appearance -> Theme (and the ComfyUI setting
Anomalous.ModelBrowser.Theme, which replaces the Abyssal Scarlet switch)
picks Follow ComfyUI (default), Dark, Light or Abyssal Scarlet. Following
ComfyUI watches the dark-theme class ComfyUI sets on <html> for a dark
palette and repaints at once; an older Abyssal switch reads as Abyssal.
The light theme is html.amb-theme-light with its own --amb-* values. Hard
coded colors were turned into tokens whose dark values are the colors they
replace (checked: every stylesheet resolves to the same dark values):
rgba(var(--amb-ink-rgb), a) for tints, status shades, tooltip, float,
dialog, sunken, scrim and note tokens. Older rules and inline styles that
wrote a dark color now write var(--amb-lt-<role>, <that color>); the
--amb-lt-* tokens exist only in the light theme. Inside the plugin's
windows ComfyUI's palette variables (--bg-color, --fg-color ...) follow the
plugin's theme when the two differ. Surfaces over images stay dark, and the
image viewer gets the dark tokens back. The ready banner on a recipe reads
green instead of pink. Stylesheet cache versions are bumped.
Checked on a test ComfyUI in light and dark: home, models, gallery and its
viewer, workflows and a recipe's tabs, combos and a combo, prompts and the
docked drawer, voices, audio library, settings, scan, Model Check, current
node and its model picker, a model's detail with notes, share, save
recipe, update guide, versions, GPT-SoVITS settings and the prompt dialog;
light with a dark ComfyUI, and Abyssal Scarlet.
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The assembly board, its write-to-node step and the positive/negative tabs
are gone. The studio now shows the prompt boxes of the prompt node last
selected on the canvas (or a draft) as tags that are edited in place:
weight, edit, remove, reorder, type to add with Chinese translated to
English, and an optional Chinese meaning under each tag. Every change is
one node write with Ctrl+Z, and the studio has its own Undo.
Cards: three common ones instead of six, plus saved prompts; a saved
prompt's text is read once instead of every 30 seconds. Current node
lists the prompt boxes with Edit in Prompt Studio instead of its own
translation. The inspector modal, starter-card data, plan loading and
about 2,000 lines of CSS for the old board are removed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The note used a line clamp with padding, which painted the next line into
the bottom padding. It now shows the whole translation and scrolls when long.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The page held four unrelated things, so each now lives where it is used:
the rail's Prompts entry (and the Ctrl+Shift+L shortcut) opens Prompt
Studio beside the canvas, where saved prompts are managed; the browser
comes back when the studio closes. Saved node values stay in Current
node, which can now delete them; moved whole workflows are no longer
offered there twice. Recent results, combos and whole workflows already
have their own homes.
Deleted ui_materials.js, ui_material_cards.js, ui_material_detail.js,
ui_material_application.js (its receipt is ui_apply_receipt.js) and
material_feedback.js, the recipe page's copy-to-library buttons and the
save_parameter_material route, with about 2,000 lines of CSS and 200 locale
keys. Words that said "material library" now say where things go.
Material files are untouched.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pages made at different times used their own greys (slate here, neutral
there) and accents (sky, violet, indigo), and most ignored the Abyssal
Scarlet theme. About 1,850 literal colours in web/styles and in CSS and
inline styles written from JS now use the --amb-* tokens by what they are
for: surfaces, text (new --amb-text-soft and --amb-text-dim), borders (new
--amb-border-strong), the primary button, and one accent (new --amb-link,
tinted with color-mix). Both themes define the new tokens.
Literal colours stay where the colour is the meaning: status, prompt
roles, voice emotions, canvas node colours, shadows and overlays; theme
override rules are untouched. The share-code dialogs move from inline
styles to .anomalous-share-* classes. Stylesheet versions are bumped.
Checked: text contrast on every rail page, Prompt Studio, Prompt Notes,
Model Sources, settings, model detail and editor, share codes, in both
themes; structure check and JS tests pass.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Current node lists the selected node's prompt boxes (prompt_boxes.js, so
each is marked positive or negative by its wiring). Chinese text gets
"translate to English", written back only if the box still holds the same
text when the translation arrives (one undo); English text can show its
Chinese meaning without writing.
The standalone Prompt Translator (ui_prompt_translator.js, 838 lines, its
four fallback ways of guessing a text box, its styles and its toolbox
entry) is removed, with Prompt Studio's appendPromptToStudio that only it
used. Prompt Studio keeps its own translate buttons.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Node Assistant becomes "Current node" (当前节点): one page instead of the
"actions" / "parameter sets" tabs, model actions on top, Parameters below.
- node_parameter_sets.js: the node type's saved values from the material
library and from recipes' parameter sets as one list; the same values
saved in both are one entry naming both sources. For the selected node,
exactly what an entry would change; seeds (and their after-run control),
model files and choices this computer lacks are kept.
- ui_node_parameters.js: the list, "apply these N" (one undo in the
receipt) and "save these values".
- api/node_material.py: POST /anomalous/save_node_material keeps one
node's values as a node_parameter_selection material, deduplicated by
type and values; the library lists it under parameters.
- Removed: ui_node_presets.js with its hover popovers, the beta notice and
their styles and strings. The panel and help texts use the new name.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
