theme selecter moved

2026-08-27 17:43:47 +02:00
parent 60f7107ec9
commit f8fcadb488
14 changed files with 165 additions and 23 deletions
@@ -1250,3 +1250,9 @@ Put the new entry button left of the hamburger menu

 ### Assistant outcome
 Restructured all template headers to position the new-entry button inside the header-actions container, left of the menu-toggle button. Updated feed.html, about.html, admin.html, labels.html, user_profile.html, login.html, and new-entry.html. The button now appears in visual order: new-entry button, then hamburger menu toggle, with proper flexbox alignment and 8px spacing. All 54 backend tests pass.
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+### User
+The style selection should move into the hamburger menu - but in such a way that it becomes a submenu so that it doesn't clutter the menu structure
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+### Assistant outcome
+Moved the theme selector into the hamburger menu as a collapsible submenu. Added theme-submenu-container with a submenu-title button and submenu-options to all templates (feed.html, about.html, admin.html, labels.html, user_profile.html, login.html, new-entry.html). Updated theme.js to populate the submenu with theme buttons instead of adding a picker to header-actions. Updated auth-header.js to handle submenu toggle with aria-expanded for accessibility. Added comprehensive CSS styling for .theme-submenu-container, .submenu-title, .submenu-options, and .theme-option (including .active state). Theme selection now works cleanly within the menu without cluttering the header. All 54 backend tests pass.
@@ -220,6 +220,7 @@
 210. After an entry is saved move to the /<user>/ page
 211. Don't put new entry in the hamburger menu but present it as a seperate button next to the style selector
 212. Put the new entry button left of the hamburger menu
+213. The style selection should move into the hamburger menu - but in such a way that it becomes a submenu so that it doesn't clutter the menu structure

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