Plan step 36 ("Interaction is the shared classes", the user, 2026-09-14).
A prior pass on this same step had hand-rolled the page step's state
layer, focus ring and touch target to keep the views free of a class
list; the user's decision reverses that: a live step (a link or button,
never the current-page or disabled span) now renders md-state-layer,
md-focus-ring and md-touch-target, and pagination.css keeps only the
step's own size, colour and shape.
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Plan step 36. The paginators put md-state-layer, md-focus-ring and
md-touch-target on their live steps, where the rest of the actions and
communication group (button, FAB, menu item, snackbar, alert) writes no
class list and carries those declarations keyed on its own hooks, as
the plan's data-md-* rule and the brief's "text classes, nothing else"
ask. pagination.css now draws them on a link or button step, the layer
hidden while Livewire disables previous and next; the views render no
class at all, which the render tests pin.
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Laravel's and Livewire's paginator views render data-md-pagination
hooks; pagination.css draws the row, the 40px steps with their 48px
targets, the selected page and the swap to "Page n of m" below 600px
(plan step 36, inputs). It imports button.css for the simple
paginators, now that the button is rewritten.
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