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Copilot AI commented Nov 29, 2025

Thanks for asking me to work on this. I will get started on it and keep this PR's description up to date as I form a plan and make progress.

Original prompt

Refactor the header layout in assets/css/style.css to create a cleaner appearance.

Current state: The header content (logo/name) and header controls (theme toggle/refresh) are stacked vertically because `.header-content` is a block element and `.header-controls` is another flex container below it, inside the container. Goal: - Use Flexbox to position the branding (name/subtitle) on the left and the interactive controls (theme/refresh buttons) on the right. - This should create a "navbar-style" layout which is generally cleaner. - Maintain a stacked layout for mobile devices (max-width: 768px) to ensure responsiveness. Specific changes in `assets/css/style.css`: 1. Target `.header .container`. It currently just has `max-width` and `margin` from the global `.container` class. We need to make this specific instance a flex container. - Add `display: flex;` - Add `justify-content: space-between;` - Add `align-items: center;` 2. Modify `.header-content`. - Remove `text-align: center;` (or change to `text-align: left;` if needed, but default is usually fine in flex). 3. Modify `.header-controls`. - Remove `margin-top: 15px;` (since they will be side-by-side now). - Ensure it aligns correctly. 4. Update the Media Query for mobile (`max-width: 768px`). - Target `.header .container` inside the media query. - Set `flex-direction: column;` to stack them again on small screens. - Add `gap: 20px;` (or similar) for spacing when stacked. - Ensure `.header-content` and `.header-controls` are centered if desired on mobile (they were centered before, so keeping them centered on mobile is good for consistency). This will declutter the header by spreading elements out horizontally instead of stacking them in the center. 

This pull request was created as a result of the following prompt from Copilot chat.

Refactor the header layout in assets/css/style.css to create a cleaner appearance.

Current state: The header content (logo/name) and header controls (theme toggle/refresh) are stacked vertically because `.header-content` is a block element and `.header-controls` is another flex container below it, inside the container. Goal: - Use Flexbox to position the branding (name/subtitle) on the left and the interactive controls (theme/refresh buttons) on the right. - This should create a "navbar-style" layout which is generally cleaner. - Maintain a stacked layout for mobile devices (max-width: 768px) to ensure responsiveness. Specific changes in `assets/css/style.css`: 1. Target `.header .container`. It currently just has `max-width` and `margin` from the global `.container` class. We need to make this specific instance a flex container. - Add `display: flex;` - Add `justify-content: space-between;` - Add `align-items: center;` 2. Modify `.header-content`. - Remove `text-align: center;` (or change to `text-align: left;` if needed, but default is usually fine in flex). 3. Modify `.header-controls`. - Remove `margin-top: 15px;` (since they will be side-by-side now). - Ensure it aligns correctly. 4. Update the Media Query for mobile (`max-width: 768px`). - Target `.header .container` inside the media query. - Set `flex-direction: column;` to stack them again on small screens. - Add `gap: 20px;` (or similar) for spacing when stacked. - Ensure `.header-content` and `.header-controls` are centered if desired on mobile (they were centered before, so keeping them centered on mobile is good for consistency). This will declutter the header by spreading elements out horizontally instead of stacking them in the center. 

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