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  • 2025nov9
    • Add fdrag draggability class to 88x31 buttons in site footers for fun. Why not?
    • Changed code that assigns default thumbnails to store the default thumbnail ID in a global variable, and archive horizontal post template now checks that variable and doesn't show a thumbnail if it's the default.
    • Moved $defaultThumbnailID to a global variable, so can check in other scripts if global is being used and skip it... decided I don't want to show default thumbnail on archive pages for posts with no thumbnail
    • Add Blog Feed page and category
    • Re-added code to handle multiple cat_ids to othercatposts shortcode, got it working.
    • Removed multi-category feature from othercatposts, doesn't seem to work.
    • add "hideoncategories" parameter to othercatposts shortcode
  • 2025oct31
    • .herosummary padding-box:0.4rem /* was padding-bottom */; line-height: 1.4em;
    • body, .entry-content line-height:1.5em;
    • line-height: 1.3em to hero meta tags bottom too
    • line-height: 1.3em; for .herosummary in hero css
  • 2025oct29
    • add .mkabstract class for abstracts
  • 2025oct18
    • Redid /now page to be less dyspeptic and added recent changes, edits & devlog to bottom.
  • 2025oct7
    • Add "found footage crap" movie review category and add to mctagmap. Also make all use of $name in title attributes in mctagmap use strip_tags($name) because it wasn't.

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