Two coupled changes so the user's preferred male cards (复古未来梦,
社团存亡日, 黄昏归途, 极简杀机, 辐射新娘, 霓虹义体, 月光下的约定,
花魁的刀) actually appear in the visual front row:
1. Add a DISPLAY_ORDER indirection. STORIES, covers (m{i}.webp),
prebaked first-acts (firstact/m{i}.json) and prompts.json are all
keyed on the original array index — renaming them would touch
dozens of static assets. DISPLAY_ORDER instead lets the homepage
iterate cards in a curated order while still resolving each card's
assets via its original index. Editing one line re-shuffles the
gallery.
2. Switch the gallery wrapper from CSS multi-column (columns-N) to
grid (grid-cols-N). columns fills column-first (top-of-col-1, then
bottom-of-col-1, then top-of-col-2...) so the first eight entries
of DISPLAY_ORDER ended up stacked down the leftmost column instead
of across the top row. Grid fills row-first, which is what "visual
front row" actually means. Cards are already fixed at aspect-ratio
4/5 so row heights stay uniform — no masonry effect lost.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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