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Green Checklist Columns Shape the Block’s Visual System
The three-column arrangement gives the styling a clear internal rhythm: each phase heading introduces a separate information group, and the checklist beneath it repeats the same visual pattern. Before the tour carries the greatest content density with eight listed topics, During the tour follows with six, and After the tour closes with two. This progression makes spacing, line height, and column width especially important visual properties. If the first column becomes too narrow, its longer checklist can wrap more heavily than the other two and disturb the alignment.
The muted green background provides one continuous field across the section, while light text keeps the practical topics visible against it. Bright checkmark accents create a repeated cue that connects the lists without merging the three phases. The linked Complete-Safety-Package and Travel Checklist items can receive a distinguishable link treatment while remaining part of the first column’s hierarchy. As a CSS Template interpretation, the useful styling focus is therefore local: preserve the three-phase reading order, maintain contrast, and tune spacing or typography around the actual checklist density rather than applying unrelated page-wide effects.
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