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feat(blue-tech): mute the homepage navbar title and separate the share row#156

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Closes #14 (Revisit Blue Tech theme: polish and feature integration).

The issue predates most of 0.2 through 0.4, and the audit found its integration checklist already satisfied: dynamic navbar, tag/archive pages, inline navbar search with styled results, share buttons, feed link, Open Graph tags, reading time, collapsible TOC, related posts, and per-post authors all render correctly in the theme's own styling. Verified visually route by route on desktop and 390px mobile, including the 404 page, no-posts, and empty search states. "Loading states" from the checklist don't apply to a server-rendered site.

Changes

The two things actually left:

  • Muted navbar title on the homepage (the issue's explicit polish item): the hero already carries the site title, so the nav brand goes quiet gray there and stays colored on inner pages. Implemented via a nav_logo template block, the same pattern the terminal theme uses.
  • Post footer: the share row was crowding the related-posts list; it now has a divider and spacing.

Testing

Full test suite passes (553). Visual verification across home, posts, post (TOC/related/share), tags, tag, archive, about, 404, and search dropdown, desktop and mobile.

— Claude

x3ek and others added 2 commits July 4, 2026 16:14
…e row

The hero already shows the site title prominently, so the navbar
version goes quiet on the homepage (same block-override pattern the
terminal theme uses) and stays colored on inner pages. The post
footer's share row gains a divider and breathing room below related
posts.

Closes #14

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…t section

All three themes gave both the post footer and its first inner section
(usually related posts) a top border, stacking two lines with dead
space between. The footer's own edge is the first divider, so the
first child drops its duplicate. Spotted on blue-tech during the #14
review; default and terminal inherited the same pattern.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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