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Restore the Apple-style header and fix CSS minification - #19
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| body > nav:first-of-type > ul, | ||
| body > header:first-child > nav > ul { | ||
| overflow-x: auto; |
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At widths up to 40rem, horizontal scrolling is enabled only when the navigation contains a top-level ul. The documented nav > a form is also forced onto one non-wrapping row, and each anchor has flex: 0 0 auto, so a navigation with enough direct links extends beyond the fixed viewport with no scroll container; because the navbar remains fixed while the document pans, the off-screen links cannot be reached. Apply the mobile overflow behavior to the navigation container or otherwise cover the direct-anchor form as well.
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| body:has(> nav:first-of-type), | ||
| body:has(> header:first-child > nav) { | ||
| padding-top: calc(3.25rem + var(--space-6)); |
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For any page with a recognized navbar, this new body:has(...) rule has greater specificity than the later @media print { body { padding: 0; } } declaration. The print stylesheet hides the navbar, but it cannot clear this padding-top, so every printed page starts with an unnecessary calc(3.25rem + var(--space-6)) blank offset. Add a print override with sufficient specificity or structure the offset so the existing print reset can win.
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| tbody tr:nth-child(even), | ||
| tbody tr:nth-child(even) button, | ||
| tbody tr:nth-child(even) button:hover { | ||
| background-color: var(--surface-hover); | ||
| background: transparent; |
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When a table body contains buttons, these selectors make buttons in every even row transparent and keep them transparent on hover. Their specificity exceeds the later general button and button:hover rules, so odd-row buttons retain the normal raised surface and hover fill while even-row buttons do not. Removing zebra-striping should reset the row background only, without overriding descendant button states.
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Fixes
Build correctness
dist/bahunya.cssanddist/bahunya.min.csswith the corrected minifierContent styling from the supplied ChatGPT references
articlecontent instead of rendering every article as a cardpre,fieldset,details,dialog)This repairs the regression visible on the live site, where malformed minified media blocks caused much of the stylesheet (including the navbar rules) to be ignored.