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On Blogs, or project pages we don't want to encourage navigation away so the Navbar should be less evident.

• Perhaps fading until they scroll up
• or only appearing when a button is selected

• Use the Unsplash API to get photos I've contributed

I recently removed theme-ui and switched to using a combination of emotion and vanilla css. However several files still have theme-ui code.

Create a card, using tailwindcss, for poems so that they stand out on the page.

I'd like to implement an RSS Feed for my website

Watched a talk on digital gardening by Joel Hooks where he mentions that every digital garden should have search. I've also noticed that as my site has grown my notes are especially inaccessible when I want to find a specific note. Implement a search feature to solve these problems.

Hey! Your note is high on Google results for Doom Emacs variable pitch font. Congrats! There's one issue there though. Namely, it has the following snippet:

(use-package mixed-pitch
  :hook
  ;; If you want it in all text modes:
  (text-mode . mixed-pitch-mode))

The proper mechanism in Doom Emacs is use-package! (note the bang), I believe.

Create a Shell Script that parses through WordPress and creates blogposts from past wordpress blogposts

Utilize #77 to create featured content component

• Started Doing this inspired by @theianjones blog in 0cd6be2

Restyle the subscription box on the about page.

• Include disclaimer about how I plan on using email addresses.
• Include the response data from mail chimp so that the user receives feedback when the submission is successful
• Maybe something like "Thanks for subscribing" fades in on the screen replacing the disclaimer

Use Goodread API and graphql to get the books I've reviewed recently and display on a page. Add a link to this on my home page. Probably not on the NavBar.

Create a Layout Page as seen in Zac's project here that contains the Header components along with children.

Use Classes as necessary. Uniform simple style. Emulate printed word.

The Navbar should always be present at the top of the page for all pages where prolonged reading is not expected.