Finalyyy i added the optimus prime wallpaper in the Cybertron os which now makes it look like a real tranaformer fan made webos. I really want that this cybertron os look as much as futuristic as well as classical as it can. i made many changes then before and also i redesigned the app icons for the cybertron os so that they look classic and technical not just plain app icon.
There were few things which were needed to be fixed like there was no option to stop a short video in the shorts section and also no option for mute and unmute like it got so annoying when i wanted to stop the video or mute when i was testing the webos. So I Added those features and now the short section runs smooth videos like i expect it to. Even the theme changing option was broken like clicking on “Autobot” (red theme) did nothing, it was suppost to make everything go like legit RED but lmao no. The accent color stayed purple and i Spentway too long on this than i should have originally.

The old wallpaper app was just a header + a 2-column grid of cards and looked like a prototype. No visual hierarchy, no preview of the current wallpaper, no hover feedback.
To fix this i rebuilt renderWallpaperApp() and the entire .wp-app CSS section:
added a hero section at the top (180px) that shows either the current video wallpaper playing on loop, or a gradient placeholder for the default. this gives instant visual feedback on what’s active.
added an overlay on the hero with the current wallpaper name and “Wallpaper Studio” title and made the transition smoother.

Also in the settings, it had 4 nav items: Faction Theme, Display, Wallpapers, About. The Display section had brightness slider, font size, and a widget toggle. the brightness and font controls didn’t actually do anything (they set inline styles that got overwritten on re-render). dead features. So i removed the display option which didn’t changed anything and merged the working features in the faction.
I also redeigned the energon radio which is the songs section in the cybertron os in that the big album cover art (240px tall) that takes up the top portion. There’s a gradient fade at the bottom so it blends into the dark background. The cover image is blurred behind the main art, giving it a premium vibe. Controls — three buttons in a row: previous, play/pause (big white circle), next. Buttons scale up slightly on hover.

Few more changes and we are good to go.