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bachirandClaude Sonnet 5 bd251d0a5e Fix diverging year-bars chart: bars were pinned to the top, not the zero line
Root cause: .figli-year-bar was position: relative with an explicit
height (set inline by barStyle()), which opts it out of the flex
container's default stretch alignment -- so it rendered flex-start
(top) aligned first, and the top/bottom: 50% from barStyle() only
*offset* that already-top position instead of anchoring an edge to the
middle. Visibly: green (positive) bars piling up near the top instead
of growing upward from the zero line.

Fixed by wrapping each bar in a .figli-year-bar-slot that stays in the
normal flex flow (so horizontal side-by-side layout for two bars/year
still works) and giving the bar itself position: absolute, anchored
against the slot's full-height box -- that's what makes a 50% top/
bottom offset actually mean "the zero line" instead of "50% further
down/up from wherever flex already put it."

Verified geometrically in-browser: bars now straddle the track's
midpoint and extend outward in the correct direction (positive up,
negative down) on both "Entrées vs versements par année" and
"Évolution du solde".

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-09-06 18:14:00 +02:00
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