A tool to help Granblue Fantasy players create and share teams and strategies.
Justin Edmund
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## Summary - Add Element, Rarity, and Proficiency picker components - Refactor SearchContent filter layout with inline clear links - Add theme-aware CSS variables for picker hover/selected states - Add series filter support to search queries ## New Components - **ElementPicker** - segmented/dropdown with element-specific colors - **RarityPicker** - segmented/dropdown for R/SR/SSR - **ProficiencyPicker** - segmented/dropdown for weapon types ## Picker Features - Single and multi-select modes - Auto-responsive: segmented on desktop, dropdown on mobile - Manual mode override via `mode` prop - Optional "Any" element for ElementPicker - Contained/default style variants - Tooltips on hover in segmented mode ## SearchContent Changes - Rarity and Element filters on same row with space-between - Clear links in filter headers (not buttons) - Flexbox layout with consistent gaps - Series dropdown filter |
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