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cursoragent and others added 3 commits July 9, 2026 03:15
Instead of always showing all 3 theme icon buttons (light/dark/xanga)
next to the hamburger, the header now shows only the active theme's
icon. Clicking it opens a small dropdown tray listing the 3 theme
options; selecting one applies the theme, closes the tray, and updates
the trigger icon to match. Closes on outside click or Escape.

Co-authored-by: Thomas Bohn <bohn.tl@gmail.com>
Previously, the icon shown in the header to bring back a hidden Xanga
sidebar reused the same 3-line hamburger glyph as the new mobile nav
toggle, which was confusing (two differently-purposed 'hamburger'
buttons). It also always restored to the right side regardless of
where the sidebar was before it was hidden.

- Add a dedicated RestoreSidebarIcon (panel outline + highlighted side
  + chevron) that's visually distinct from both the hamburger and the
  theme icons, and points toward the side it will restore to.
- Track lastVisibleSide (persisted to localStorage) so restoring
  brings the sidebar back on whichever side it was on before being
  hidden, instead of always defaulting to the right.
- Give the button a bordered/tinted treatment so it reads as a
  deliberate recovery action rather than a routine toggle.
- The restore action stays in the header itself (not folded into the
  theme tray), since it's a page-layout fix-up rather than a color
  scheme choice.

Co-authored-by: Thomas Bohn <bohn.tl@gmail.com>
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TOM-BOHN merged commit a20db14 into main Jul 9, 2026
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