Chrome
Page-structural UI in Bifrost: breadcrumbs, claim badges, dispatch chips, section marks, translation indicators, figures, focus styles, back-to-top.
Chrome components are the structural UI Bifrost wraps around content: breadcrumbs at the top of every page, claim-type and translation indicators next to titles, section marks for category identity, back-to-top affordances. They share a deliberately quiet visual register so they don’t compete with the article body.
- Breadcrumbs The hierarchical navigation row at the top of every interior page — Home > Section > Category > Current Page.
- Claim badge Epistemic-status pill set sitting beside page titles — direct, framework, inferred, speculative. The page's own claim_type is highlighted; siblings collapse to one character.
- Dispatch chip The mint pill labelling content as a Newsroom Dispatch. Distinct from claim-badge and section accents.
- Section mark Section identity glyph — sits next to an h1 in overview headers and next to card titles for subcategory marks. Sized in em so it scales with the heading.
- Translation indicators Two components that signal translation status on non-English pages: the inline translation-badge and the page-top translation-notice banner.
- Figure Centred image block with caption — the styling target of the `figure` shortcode.
- Back-to-top The fixed-position glass button bottom-right of long pages, jumps back to the page top on click.
- Focus indicators Global keyboard-focus styles. `:focus-visible` driven so the ring shows for keyboard users only, not on mouse click.
- Footer Social Icons The footer's social-icon row and Social Media column, and how to add a new platform — the partials/social pattern, the include, and the optional brand-color hover.