Fix color transparency stacking in separator block#70333
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What?
Closes #56264
This PR updates the visual styling of the
core/separatorblock to prevent unintended darkening or lightening effects when applying semi-transparent colors.Why?
When users apply colors with alpha transparency (e.g.,
#00000033), the current implementation renders the Separator block using bothbackground-colorand aborder. This results in transparency stacking, visually compositing the same color twice, which makes the line appear darker or lighter than intended.This issue has been reported in design and theme development contexts, particularly in cases where separators are styled with theme-defined palettes or inline color pickers.
How?
border-topwithbackground-color: currentColor1pxto visually define the separator thicknessTesting Instructions
borderis applied and onlybackground-coloris responsible for visual styling.Screenshots or screencast