Same-page anchors kept the details menu open. scrolled.js closes it on
any link click and loads only where a collapsible menu holds such links.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The icon set had no drawing for people, music or a house - the three pictures
the Tagespflege Moldovan template asks for. They join as `people`, `music` and
`home`; a test keeps the list and the drawings together, because a missing path
renders an empty `<path d="">`: invisible, without an error.
An icon block's own colour never reached its drawing: the embedded SVG carries
the same `block-icon` class as its wrapper and set the accent colour again.
`.block-icon .block-icon{color:inherit}` fixes it at the root.
The menu button becomes a thing you can shape. `burgerLabel` chooses symbol and
text, text only or symbol only (which keeps the name for screen readers), and
the new style group `menu` targets the button itself, the way `img` targets an
image and `controls` the slider. Inside the header the opened menu now lies
under the header across the full width instead of pushing the header apart -
on a phone that looked like a missing navigation.
The back-to-top button no longer depends on `animation-timeline: scroll()`. A
browser that parses the property but does not run the timeline left it in the
first frame of the animation: permanently invisible. Two classes from
scrolled.js decide now, and without a script the button simply stays visible.
Also: the Tagespflege Moldovan rebuild as its own installation, built only by
`scripts/seed-tagespflege-moldovan.php`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Cards, quotes and call-to-action bands side by side in a row are equal in
height again: the stacking margin meant for a column no longer applies inside
a row. The header can carry a second set of colours for the scrolled page,
the Flatsome transparent header: a "scrolled" state next to "hover", limited
to colours, shadow and opacity, marked by a small script only where it is
used, plus a setting that lets the header float over the first section.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>