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The name "action menu" was made because it used to be where people hit
like button, comment and send webmentions. Now it's only for
webmentions.
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- smaller line height
- smaller font
- smaller opacity unless hovered
- highlight ref link when targeted
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recurring elements: header, footer and home-nav
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apparently offset on y axis is smaller now?
honestly i don't understand why they weren't 0,0 to start with. there
must be some layout shifts i don't understand yet. gotta figure that out
someday.
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use `Contains` instead of `eq` (equal),
to include posts affected by url change (/posts/weekly/xx -> /weekly/xx)
and to include webmention sent to url with anchor (/article/xxx#heading)
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term header was used to filter term page list, hide weeklies and reverse
chronological order. it is now rendered obsolete, since weekly became
the standalone section and has an individual space on term page, and
"reverse order" was never really a necessity.
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TODO need to refactor term.html, too many repeated code
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