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facebook: Page details — categories added, hours and Messenger FAQ refused by Meta
Second Facebook task of the day. Page settings changed by hand in the operator's
Chrome; every edit read back from a channel other than the one that made it,
because Meta's toasts have lied here before (2026-10-08: "A modositas nincs
mentve" arrived with a partial save).

- Contact (B1) was ALREADY SET, by the operator, before this run: Graph reads
  emails ["info@felhom.eu"] and phone "+36702378499". Verified, not typed.
- Place (B2) already city-only Budapest, as the operator chose. Service area
  REFUSED: Facebook offers the field but its picker has no "Magyarorszag",
  only cities. Control: "Szeged" returns Szeged. Left unset rather than
  narrowed to Budapest, which would shrink a coverage claim nobody authorised.
- Categories (B3) DONE: Informatikai vallalat (kept first, the only one shown)
  + Internetes ceg + Szoftverceg. Facebook's Hungarian list has no IT-support,
  IT-consulting or cloud category; eleven terms searched, and the one true
  match is a repair counter, which the fences rule out.
- Hours (B4) CANNOT be set and need not be: Facebook requires a street address
  first, which the fences forbid. Measured on the rendered page with controls
  present -- Zarva 0, Nyitva 0 while Budapest 1, Informatikai vallalat 1. The
  Page will never show "Zarva".
- Messenger FAQ (B5) REFUSED -> R-920: the automation does not exist for this
  Page. Catalogue holds exactly three templates; search "kerdes" returns none
  while the control "uzenet" returns two. COPY.md section 5 is written anyway,
  questions verbatim from gyik.html and answers condensed from each question's
  own answer, and waits like section 2 does (R-917).
- Link preview correct in both languages, re-scraped once each; only the
  expected fb:app_id warning, deliberately not fixed. Both report HTTP 206
  where a plain curl gets 200 -- Facebook's scraper, preview complete.

fb_probe.py read now also reports emails, phone, category_list, location,
single_line_address and hours, ONE FIELD PER CALL: a batched fields= list fails
whole when any member is unreadable, which would let one refused field hide the
other five. Refusals are logged verbatim and never retried; "null" and "not
returned" are logged apart. hours is never returned by Graph, which is why B4's
read-back had to come from the rendered page.

Also corrects the "Business & legal" header, which read 12 rows (P2 5) over a
section holding 11 (P2 4); with R-920 it is 12 (P2 4, P3 1, P4 7). Only the
section this commit edits -- the other drifting headers belong to a session
that owns the register.

No post, no invite, no money, no app or portfolio change, website unchanged.
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# marketing — CHANGELOG
## facebook — Page details: categories added, contact already set, Messenger FAQ refused (2026-10-09)
Second task of the day, after the cover work: the Page's details box, the Messenger FAQ and the link
preview. Settings changed by hand in the operator's Chrome; every edit read back from a channel other
than the one that made it, because Meta's toasts have lied here before.
- **Contact was already done — by the operator, not by this run.** The task's baseline said there was
no contact e-mail; there is. Graph reads `emails = ["info@felhom.eu"]` (the address
`website/kapcsolat.html` uses) and `phone = "+36702378499"`, and the Page's „Elérhetőségek" tab shows
the same. Nothing was typed; the value was verified and left alone.
- **Two categories added**, so the Page is findable beyond its one label:
**Informatikai vállalat · Internetes cég · Szoftvercég**. „Informatikai vállalat" stays FIRST, which
is the only one Facebook shows on the Page — the other two serve search, and correctly do not appear.
Facebook's Hungarian list has **no IT-support, IT-consulting or cloud category**: eleven terms were
searched, and the one true IT-support match („Számítógépszerviz") is a repair counter, which the
fences rule out. Read back by Graph: IT Company, Internet Company, Software Company.
- **Opening hours cannot be set, and do not need to be.** Facebook greys the row out: „A nyitvatartási
idő megadása előtt add meg előbb a vállalkozásod címét." Hours need a street address and the fences
forbid entering one — so there is no „no hours" option to choose, and none is needed, because with no
hours set the Page shows **no hours label at all**. Measured on the rendered page with controls:
`Zárva 0 · Nyitva 0 · Nyitvatartás 0`, while `Budapest 1 · Informatikai vállalat 1 · felhom.eu 1`
prove the details box was actually being read. An absent string on its own would have proved nothing.
- **The Messenger „Gyakori kérdések" automation does not exist for this Page → R-920.** Searched, not
assumed: the catalogue holds exactly three templates, and a search for „kérdés" returns none while
the control „üzenet" returns two. `COPY.md` §5 is written anyway — four questions verbatim from
`gyik.html`, each answer condensed from that question's own answer with no new claim — and waits like
§2 does (R-917).
- **Service area refused.** Facebook offers the field but its picker has no „Magyarország": it returns
cities and neighbourhoods only. Control: „Szeged" returns Szeged. Left unset rather than narrowed to
„Budapest", which would have shrunk a coverage claim nobody authorised.
- **Link preview is correct on both pages**, re-scraped once each. Title, description and image all
right, Hungarian and English, each with its own `og:image`. The only warning is the **expected**
missing `fb:app_id`, deliberately not added. Both report **Response Code 206, not 200** — a plain
`curl` gets 200, so it is Facebook's scraper and the preview is complete; noted, not chased.
- `fb_probe.py read` now also reports `emails, phone, category_list, location, single_line_address,
hours`, **one field per call** — a batched `fields=` list fails whole when any one member is
unreadable, which would let one refused field hide the other five. `hours` is never returned by
Graph, and the probe logs „not returned" apart from `null`.
## facebook — the Facebook APP measured at last; cover C to the operator's layout (2026-10-09)
- **The app view is no longer unmeasured.** The operator checked the live Page in **Facebook Lite** and in
Chrome on his phone. Solved against the laptop frame, both give a visible window of **x 349..1290** and
**x 349..1291** — the Lite app crops exactly like signed-in mobile web, and both agree with R-919's
emulator (351..1289). Their profile circle sits at **x 645..1021 from y 451**, i.e. LOWER than the
emulator's y 369, so the emulated figure was pessimistic and the build's margin was real. **Five views
are now measured and the signed-out one remains the binding constraint** (circle top y 232, bottom cut
at 525).
- **Cover C now follows the operator's draft:** the wordmark **big on top** (88 px, was 44), a small gap,
then the catchphrase. The catchphrase is **one line**, not the two he drew, and the measurement forces
that: with the signed-out circle starting at y 232, a wordmark that size plus two catchphrase lines
cannot both sit above it. Drawn as two lines it measured **392 sampled text pixels behind that circle**
— „saját szabályaid" read „saját szab" there, which is exactly the R-919 defect. Shrinking the two lines
to fit instead drops the capital to 25 px, the legibility floor. One line keeps the wordmark big, the
capital at 34 px and **every measured view clean (0 text pixels behind any circle)**.
- The laptop moved right and down to 540 px to make room for the one-line catchphrase; 64 % of it is
cropped or covered in some view, which the build reports and which is what decor is for.
## facebook — a phone has TWO views of the cover, not one; the covers fill the frame again (2026-10-09)
The operator saw the cover UNCROPPED on a signed-out phone and asked why, after R-919 had said the sides
are cut. Both are true, and the first measurement was one view generalised.
- **Measured, signed out** (from the operator's screenshot, solved against the picture): Facebook shows
the **full width** — nothing is cut at the sides — but the cover is **top-anchored and only the top
525 px survives**; the bottom 99 px is cut. The blue rule from the top of the file is still visible at
the top edge, which is how the crop's side was established. The profile circle is much bigger and much
higher than in the signed-in view: **x 486–1150 from y 232**.
- **Measured, signed in, on the operator's REAL phone** (Chrome on Android, 1080 px): the crop is real.
Solving the screenshot against the laptop frame put the window at **x 351..1298** where the emulated
Pixel 9 had said **351..1289** — the left edge to the pixel. R-919's number is confirmed, not replaced.
- **So the sides are cut for a signed-in visitor and the bottom for a signed-out one**, and a cover has to
survive both. `build.py` now carries both views (`PHONE_IN_X`, `PHONE_OUT_Y`, `PHONE_CIRCLES`) instead of
one, and SAFE is their intersection: **(391, 40)–(1249, 485)**.
- **The profile circles are modelled as DISCS now, not rectangles reaching the bottom.** Near its top a
disc is only a few pixels wide; the rectangle threw away most of the cover for nothing and is part of
why the covers looked empty.
- **Two layers, because a cover has two kinds of pixel.** The READ layer (catchphrase + wordmark) must
survive every view and the check fails on it. The DECOR layer (laptop, home motif) may be cropped or
covered — and the build now REPORTS how much is lost rather than forbidding it: cover B 39 %, cover C
62 %. Without that split the check forbade a laptop big enough to see, which is what left the frame bare.
- **The covers were redrawn.** C is the operator's laptop idea: catchphrase and wordmark left, the
dashboard now **640 px wide** (was 370) and running off the right edge — legible at last. B's home motif
grew the same way. A is unchanged in kind, lifted into the tighter band.
- **A second red-proof, run before the redraw:** the two-view geometry convicted all three covers as they
stood — cover A 908 content pixels under a circle, B 1715 plus content past the bottom, C 1962. The
permanent `control_old_window` still convicts the pre-R-919 layout as well.
- Profile pictures untouched; they are not in the diff. Still **R-919 = VERIFY**: the Facebook **app** is
the one view nobody has measured.
## facebook — the brand lockup: the mark alone on the profile, the real lettering on the covers (2026-10-09)
Operator refinements on the same day, after looking at the rebuilt pictures. No geometry changed; R-919's
measured constants and all its checks stand.
- **The profile picture is the logo MARK only.** The mark plus the „felhom.eu" lettering left both too small
to read at the 176 px Facebook shows, and smaller than the shape the Page carried before. Dropping the
lettering lets the mark grow from **69 % to 76 %** of the circle, and the canvas drops 932 → **648 px**
(still twice Meta's recommended 320 source, so the floor in `profile_width` went 720 → 640; 720 was above
what the mark alone needs and would have shrunk it for nothing). At 40 px the cloud, the house and the
keyhole now read.
- **Both backgrounds read now.** The preview recommended dark because the *lettering* faded on white — a
reason that no longer exists. It now says what is actually true: dark matches the covers and the Page as it
stands, white separates the circle from the dark cover, and the operator picks.
- **The covers set the headline the way the WEBSITE sets its h1.** `site.css`
`.page-index .hero-text h1` is `font-weight: 700; letter-spacing: -0.03em`; this file used **ExtraBold (800)
with no tracking**. Now `HEADLINE_WEIGHT = "Bold"` and `HEADLINE_TRACK = -0.03`, with real per-glyph
letter-spacing rather than faked by scaling. Bold is narrower, so the headlines grew: A 57 → 62, B 58 → 63,
C 47 → 50.
- **„felhom.eu" is no longer typed.** It is the logo's **own lettering**, cropped out of `logo.png` at a
measured split (mark y 5–289, blank band y 290–295, wordmark y 296–403) and scaled. That lettering is set
in „M+ 2c" / „Vremena Grotesk", fonts this machine does not have (R-916), so typing it in Plus Jakarta Sans
was a different wordmark. The website hero shows the same `logo.png` on the same dark background, so the
covers now match the page. The `DOMAIN` constant is gone with it.
- **Caught before it shipped:** the preview page's new profile paragraph added a fourth `%d`, and the
argument tuple was left in the old order — so the phone paragraph rendered „the centre **76** px of the
**938**-pixel width, with a profile circle **1640** cover-pixels across". All three numbers were real
numbers from the file, which is why it read as plausible rather than as a crash. Fixed and both paragraphs
re-read.
- Checks unchanged and all passing; the cap check now measures the weight the headline is actually set in.
Profile pictures necessarily changed (that was the point), so their sha256 moved: `db05dae5…` dark,
`a44849e4…` white.
## facebook — the covers rebuilt to the phone view we measured (R-919) (2026-10-09)
R-919's fix, from an operator brief (no TASK file in the repo). The covers shipped on 2026-10-08 were cut
on every phone; this rebuilds them to the measured geometry. Report: `REPORT-facebook-cover-r919.md`.
- **The geometry is measured now, not assumed.** `build.py` believed a phone shows 640 x 360 of the cover.
It shows **412 x 274 = 1,504 : 1** — the full height and only the **centre 938 px of 1640**, 351 px off
each side. `PHONE_HDR = (412, 274)` drives `CW_PHONE`, so `SAFE` is now **(391, 40)–(1249, 584)**, 858 px
wide with a 40 px margin inside each crop edge.
- **`QUIET` is no longer one formula for both circles.** The computer circle is *left-anchored* (everything
to its left is under it); the phone circle is **centred** and hides only its own measured box
`(637, 369, 393)`. The old shared formula would have blanked the whole left half of the cover's bottom.
- **A derived `BAND`** — inside SAFE, right of the computer circle, above the phone circle — is where every
cover draws, so a re-measurement moves the three designs with it.
- **A `cap` check** holds each headline's capital at ≥ 4 % of the cover height (25 px). A, B, C come out at
45, 45 and 37 px.
- **The red-proof runs on every build**, beside the circle check's own control: `control_old_window` draws
the headline where the old assumption put it (x 328) and the check must reject it. Against the covers as
committed at `a76207945e` the new check convicted **3 of 3** — A 23 px / 22 px past the left and right
edges, B 63 / 58 px plus 1017 content pixels under the phone circle, C 63 / 82 px plus 1778.
- **The three covers were redrawn** inside the band: A one centred line; B the headline left with the home,
its server and now seven app tiles right — two of them in the lower-right strip, the one place below the
band a phone still shows beside the profile circle; C the headline left with the dashboard, its screen
470 → 370 px wide to fit. `out/preview.html` shows the phone panel at the measured 938 x 624 with the
centred circle, labelled MEASURED, and no longer claims 640 x 360.
- **The profile pictures are untouched** — sha256 identical before and after, and they are not in the diff.
- **Build it on DooPlex.** The PNGs are byte-reproducible there (Pillow 11.1.0); Pillow 12.3.0 on the Windows
workstation re-renders text a pixel or two differently and rewrites all six files. Noted in the README.
- Nothing was uploaded to Facebook and no key was read. **R-919 is VERIFY, not closed:** the geometry is
measured on one emulated device in the mobile website, so the operator's check in the Facebook **app** is
the acceptance step.
## facebook — the Page's settings set by hand, and Meta's size page read first-hand (2026-10-08, evening)
Ran `marketing/facebook/TASK-page-setup-windows.md` from the Windows workstation through Claude in Chrome.
Evidence: `documentation/audits/facebook-page-setup-2026-10-08/`; report: `REPORT-facebook-page-setup.md`.
- **Done, each read back from a different channel than the edit.** Intro → `COPY.md` §1 (Graph `about` now
hex-equal to §1, 99 chars); action button → „További információ" at `https://felhom.eu/`; Messenger welcome
→ `COPY.md` §3, hex-equal, automation **on**; Page username → **`felhom.eu`**, so the Page now answers at
`facebook.com/felhom.eu` (Graph `username` confirms it). The operator typed the password Facebook demanded
for the username; nothing else needed a human.
- **Not done — `COPY.md` §2 has no field to go in.** Facebook's current Pages experience has no
long-description field anywhere, and the Graph `description` reads `null` and is not writable with the
robot key's scopes. Filed **R-917** with four options; §2 stays in `COPY.md` unused. `facebook/README.md`'s
„What goes where" row says so.
- **`facebook/README.md` sizes grade: „READ, second-hand" → „READ, Meta's help page" — and the comparison
went the other way.** Meta's page (facebook.com/help/125379114252045, quoted verbatim in the audit) carries
**none** of the 820 x 312 / 640 x 360 figures the section asserted; only the 176 px profile size matched,
and Meta's mobile profile overlap is ~40 px where we assumed 24. Meta's own page contradicts itself (16:9
on a computer, 2,4:1 on a phone, one 2,70:1 file recommended for both). What we build is unchanged.
- **Measured on the live Page at a 1435 px viewport: fine.** The cover renders whole — no crop, no distortion
— the container caps at 1250 px, and the profile circle sits 16 px clear below the cover.
- **Measured on an emulated Pixel 9: the cover is CUT on phones (R-919).** The mobile Page header is
412 x 274 = **1,504:1**, so Facebook shows only the **centre 938 px of the cover's 1640 px width** — 351 px
off each side. `build.py`'s safe area leaves 306 px clear per side, **45 px too few**, so 18 px of the text
is lost: the headline reads „aját szabályaid" and the wordmark „elhom.eu" on every phone. Nothing was
re-cropped on Facebook; the fix is `build.py`'s safe area (≤ 938 px, ~900 for margin) plus the measured
172 px centred phone profile circle, then the operator re-uploads. **Meta's own page is wrong about Meta's
own rendering** — it states 2,4:1 for the mobile cover where the header measures 1,504:1, so the first-pass
arithmetic built on Meta's figure under-predicted the crop about fivefold.
- **How to see Facebook's phone layout** (it cost several wrong turns, recipe in the audit README): narrowing
the window never works — `www.facebook.com` has a minimum width and only grows a horizontal scrollbar, and
`m.facebook.com` redirects to `www` under a desktop user agent. DevTools device mode with a device chosen
**and then a reload** does it; without the reload the already-booted desktop bundle stays (content 901 px
wide in a 412 px viewport). `www` then hangs on the splash under the mobile agent — `m.facebook.com` loads.
- **Gotcha, fixed in the session, no row.** In Business Suite the automatic-reply editor refused the first
save with „A módosítás nincs mentve." **and still created the automation and switched it on — carrying
Meta's default Hungarian greeting, not ours.** A red error toast was therefore a partial write. Reopening
the now-existing automation, pasting §3 again and saving gave „Mentve."; the reopened automation reads back
hex-equal. Anyone editing this screen must reopen it and read the text back, not trust either toast.
- Nothing was posted; no ad, no boost, no Meta Verified; the Meta app stays in development mode.
## facebook — the Page's pictures and texts (2026-10-08)
- `marketing/facebook/build.py` (Pillow only) makes `out/profile-dark.png` + `out/profile-white.png` (932 x 932, the
logo PNG placed unscaled), three covers `out/cover-{a,b,c}.png` (1640 x 624) and `out/preview.html` (self-contained).
Checks in the build: profile circle (today's shape 6823 pixels outside radius 0.42 x width → new pictures 0), cover
safe area + profile-circle clearance (content layer only), sizes read back from the files. The site's tokens and font.
- `COPY.md`: intro (99 of 100 characters), long description, Messenger welcome, three first posts — each claim cites its
website page; no price.
- Fixed in the session: covers B and C first failed the safe-area check (text in the phone profile circle's corner, the
frame past the phone crop) and were moved; `logo.svg` renders with the wrong lettering here, so the PNG is the master
(R-916).