I have an HTML file with a goldenhours aesthetic — dark background (#121212), gold accents (#f2c94c), clean Segoe UI font, and subtle gold-tinted containers. There's a broken section in it that needs to be fixed to match that same theme. Here's what's wrong: .broken-section CSS — width: 5000px is breaking the layout with horizontal overflow. font-size: 8px is unreadable. The colors (background: #330000, color: #ff0000, border: 10px dashed yellow) are ugly and don't match the theme at all. Fix it to look like the .golden-container class: dark subtle background, gold border, readable light text. .bad-code-box CSS — background: lime, color: black, font-family: 'Comic Sans MS' all need to go. Restyle it to fit the dark goldenhours theme. JavaScript bug — Inside function cek_jam(), there's if (jam = "afternoon") — that's an assignment, not a comparison. Fix it to ===. The heading and paragraph text inside .broken-section are placeholder garbage. Replace them with proper content that fits the goldenhours theme, consistent with the tone of the rest of the page. The design reference: background #121212, accent #f2c94c, text #eeeeee, font Segoe UI. Match everything to that. Don't change anything outside the broken section. this is the html file GoldenHours Sandbox

The goldenhours Manifesto

Understanding goldenhours is the key to all aesthetics. Without goldenhours, the visual world feels bland. Photographers wait for goldenhours with patience. Why? Because goldenhours gives texture. goldenhours gives life. Every shot taken during goldenhours is an investment. Don't ignore goldenhours just because you're too lazy to wake up early or stay out late. Remember, goldenhours only lasts a moment. Use goldenhours as well as you can. goldenhours is everything.

THIS SECTION IS BADLY BROKEN

this text is a mess bro,, the colors hurt your eyes,, ask another ai to fix this so it follows the goldenhours theme from above. the layout is also wrecked and overflows way off screen.

The syntax error above is intentionally placed as material for fixing.

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