Responsive article actions, no more header overlap - #29
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Small fixes, but the kind users actually notice.
The actions menu used to sit above the site header and cover the search box the moment you scrolled. Its z-index matched the header's; it no longer does.
Responsive layout: actions stay inline beside the title on desktop, and become two clean side-by-side outlined buttons on phones (they used to stack full-width). The home page renders without the actions block.
Small screens get left-aligned buttons, and anchor scrolling is smooth with a prefers-reduced-motion fallback.