v0.4.0 – burger menu and search page fidelity pass
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Changed
- Burger menu fidelity pass against the original Bravada theme:
layout, spacing, and animations now match the source, the search bar
uses the original's own magnifier icon and type metrics, and the
header hides on scroll and slides back on mobile like the original.
One deliberate improvement: parent menu items without a link toggle
their submenu instead of doing nothing. - Webfonts trimmed to the faces the theme actually renders: Playfair
Display ships regular and bold only (no italics), JetBrains Mono a
single regular face. Mulish is unchanged — all its weights and
italics are in use. - The burger-menu search is a plain search form again, submitting to
the results page — the live-suggestions dropdown didn't suit the
fullscreen menu. - The search results page now matches the original theme: the title
reads "Search Results for: …", the breadcrumb names the query, the
form is the theme's white square input with a gold square submit
button, and results display as the same article cards the blog uses
— on phones and desktop, paginated ten to a page with the theme's
numeric page links. A fruitless search gets the theme's Nothing
Found page: the message, a search form, and fallback columns of
recent posts, recent comments (a tag cloud when comments are off or
silent), and categories. - Inner-page headers now show the theme's bouncing chevron that
scrolls readers down to the content; the homepage chevron adopts the
theme's exact glyph and placement too. - The fixed navigation bar slides in from above once you scroll past
the header, at the theme's own scroll threshold. - Archive pages share the same sidebar as single posts instead of
carrying their own variant.
Fixed
- Text no longer clips in the burger-menu search field while typing (a
display bug the original theme also has; not ported). - Two section-library entries linked to a demo post that no longer
exists; they now point at live content, matching the home page.