Refactor Header and Footer into Shared Components#4
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…shared HTML components that are dynamically loaded on each page. This improves maintainability and ensures consistency across the site. Key changes include: - A new mobile-friendly hamburger menu to fix the oversized header on small screens. - A standardized, shared footer with links to the homepage and GitHub repository. - A JavaScript-based component loading system to inject the shared header, nav, and footer. - Updated all HTML pages to use the new component system. - Added documentation for the new frontend architecture.
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This patch refactors the site's header and footer into shared components. It introduces a JavaScript-based system to dynamically load a shared header, navigation, and footer into every page. This addresses the user's request for a standard shared footer and improves site maintainability.
Additionally, the mobile header has been fixed by implementing a responsive hamburger menu, creating a much more compact and user-friendly experience on mobile devices.