feat(registry): add lower-third-bild#1276
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…ght-fit text boxes White headline bar with red drop-shadow, red sub-line with white drop-shadow. Supports TXT_MAIN_1_Line and TXT_SUB variables. Barlow Condensed font bundled locally. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
lower-third-bildblock: a broadcast-style news lower third with tight-fit colored text boxesTXT_MAIN_1_Line) with #DD0000 drop-shadow; red sub-line (TXT_SUB) with white drop-shadowhyperframes lint→ 0 errors,hyperframes validate→ 0 console errorsDesign
Converted from a Viz/Chyron-style reactive widget script. The original used two overlapping widget layers (text box + same-size background box at an offset) to achieve the tight-fit shadow effect. The HyperFrames version recreates this with CSS
box-shadow: N N 0 0 <color>— a sharp zero-blur shadow that is identical visually but requires no second DOM element.Preview
https://hyperframes.dev/p/4ed9c3c4-a589-49a9-b9e8-4b84a2151b20?claim_token=4v0XW27GMSLMDv2LH2YnASYfuew8Vygg
Test plan
npx hyperframes add lower-third-bildinstalls into a host composition--variables '{"TXT_MAIN_1_Line":"Breaking News","TXT_SUB":"Sonderbericht"}'renders correctly🤖 Generated with Claude Code