closes#321, closes#323
- use `requestAnimationFrame` and related techniques to minimise scroll processing
- add an `isLoading` guard to ensure we don't try to process anything until the next page has been loaded+inserted
- check for a 404 as an indication we've loaded as many pages as possible at which point the scroll behaviour is removed
- sanitize `window.location.pathname` to remove hash params and any double-slashes that may result
- add a 100px buffer from the bottom of the screen so that it's not necessary to exactly hit the bottom before infinite loading is triggered
refs TryGhost/Ghost#2597
Make Casper work without old body classes `.archive-template`, `.page` and use `.page-template` *only* for pages, as `.post-template` will not be available for pages anymore.
I recently created a new Ghost blog and a colleague pointed out that ligatures for code blocks looked a bit off. They weren't enabled in Firefox by default, but in Chrome (possibly different browser defaults?). This PR standardises it and removes any ligatures from `<code>` and `<tt>` blocks.
No issue
In #189 I reworked much of the CSS for the menu button. The border on the menu button is supposed to be removed on small screens, but I missed that. This removes it.
Closes#196
- Absolutely positions the `.site-footer` when it's adjacent to the `.read-next` container
I've opted to use absolute positioning here because we can't be 10% sure what the height of the footer will be at smaller viewport widths as the `@blog.title` length can vary, so adding loads of breakpoints with negative margins isn't really viable.
No issue
To prevent browsers using an older version of the icon font when a newer version is available, we must add a version number to that src url.
This number must be incremented when the file files change, so this also adds a note explaining that.
Relates to b071548
- Fixes an issue where the menu button would be the wrong colour
The navigation was using `!important` in a few places. I've changed the CSS a bit to no longer need these, but that means I've made some selectors slightly more specific.
The use of `!important` was to get around the hover state being persisted when the menu was opened but the mouse hadn't moved, which meant the menu button kept its white background when it should be black.
iMaking the hover state only apply when the nav is closed, gets around that.
