fix(blog): article TOC rendered as a broken flex row#17
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The global `nav { display:flex; height:72px; ... }` rule targeted every
<nav>, including the right-sidebar table of contents (<nav class="toc">).
That forced the TOC into a 72px flex row, collapsing its heading links
into 1-character-wide columns. Scope the rule to `body > nav` (the top
bar) so `.toc` stays a normal block and its links stack vertically.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The global
nav { display:flex; height:72px; … }style (for the top nav bar) also matched the right-sidebar table of contents<nav class="toc">, forcing it into a 72px flex row so its heading links collapsed into ~1-character-wide columns (see the article right sidebar). This affected every Astro-rendered article oncedist/started being deployed.Fix: scope the top-nav rule to
body > navso.tocstays a normal block and its links stack vertically. Verified with a desktop-width render of the built article.🤖 Generated with Claude Code