[Design Improvement] Corporate Design White-Mode

[proxforge]

Describe the feature

At first: THANKS FOR YOUR HARD WORK.

White Mode on Corporate Design looks very good, but some things might need a fix :-)

Steps to Reproduce

• Searchbar has black color / white color mix:

• Ressources List is hard to read

font grey on white is hard to read, might need a fix.

• Buttons might need new / different design that matches white mode

Cluster -> Datenspeicher -> ISO-Sync for example:

Environment

• PegaProx Version: Beta 0.9.6
• Installation Method: setupscript from pegaprox.com
• OS: Debian 13
• Browser: 149.0.2 (64-Bit) (Firefox)
• Behind Reverse Proxy? yes but cluster was added via ip-address (internal)
• Design: Corporate Design

Checklist

• I have searched existing issues to make sure this is not a duplicate
• I am using the latest version of PegaProx

[mkellermann97]

@proxforge — backlog sweep, this one is in fact shipped. All three of the spots from your screenshots got a targeted polish pass:

• Search bar contrast — inline-styled filter/search inputs now force bg:#fff + dark text + visible border (the global override missed them because they set their own rgba background).
• Resource list readability — .text-gray-400 and .text-gray-500 get bumped to #4a5561 / #5e6a75 under data-corp-theme="light", so secondary labels actually meet WCAG AA against the white card backdrop.
• ISO-Sync style buttons — button.bg-proxmox-card gets a light-grey surface + mid-tone text in light mode instead of the near-invisible grey-on-white from before.

CSS lives in web/index.html.original:1585-1623, tagged LW Apr 2026 (#296) — light-mode polish for the spots proxforge flagged so the next person grepping the codebase finds the wiring.

Closing as completed — if you spot anything else in light mode that didn't get caught (component-level inline styles are a moving target across React updates), open a fresh ticket with a screenshot and we'll triage it on its own merits.

opencollective.com/pegaprox if PegaProx pays its way in your environment.

— Marcus