apropos/licence/charte use .page-content as a nested scroll container
(overflow-y:auto) inside html/body {height:100%; overflow:hidden} flex.
Firefox drops/clips that container's own padding-bottom (and last-child
margin) from the scrollable area -- scrollHeight came out ~80px short and
the last ~80px of content was unreachable. Chromium honours the padding.
Move the trailing space off the container padding onto a real content
spacer (.page-content > article::after, display:block; height) which both
browsers count as scrollable content. Verified via Playwright (Chromium +
Firefox): delta between article and scrollHeight is now 0 in both on all
three pages, consistent at all breakpoints. not-found unaffected (loads
its own not-found.css). 294 PHPUnit tests pass.
Replace var(--step-5)/--step-3/--step-1 for h1/h2/h3 with explicit
clamp() values. New hierarchy: h1 ~2rem, h2 ~1.5rem, h3 ~1.2rem.
Also update .content-section-title to use direct clamp (was --step-3,
now matches h2). Mobile override swapped from --step-2 to explicit
clamp. Kept --step-0 for body text (consistent with site baseline).
The base input rule uses a high-specificity :not() chain (0,8,1) that
overpowered .header-search-input-wrap input (0,1,1). The base padding
won, so the search input's padding-left (which makes room for the icon)
was overridden. Switched to #site-search-input (1,0,0) to win the
specificity battle.
- Convert .apropos-toc <nav> to <details class="toc" open> in all three templates
- Add caret-down icon to summary (visible only on mobile via media queries)
- Desktop (≥768px): sticky sidebar via CSS grid, force-open via pointer-events:none, hide caret
- Mobile (≤767px): single column, collapsible TOC with rotating caret, margin-top below search bar
- Rename .apropos-toc-link to .toc-sidebar-link
- Merge 900px and 600px breakpoints into single 600px mobile media query
- Rename apropos.css → content-page.css; update 3 controller references
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