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Restore consistent Colorlib article layouts and shared styling - #57

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The article expansion introduced a separate button, badge, image and feature layout. Its 70 entries across 29 articles now follow each surrounding post’s established format and reuse Colorlib’s global buttons or existing Details/Demo links.

Moves repeated component rules from 52 articles into the shared Colorlib child-theme stylesheet and versions that stylesheet by modification time. The additional 23 CSS-only migrations retain identical existing declarations. Preserves disclosure, feature limitations, screenshots, links, counts and schema. Updates the generator and adds editorial instructions to prevent future per-post styling.

Published with source-hash guards, private backups and suppressed email. All 29 expanded articles passed public checks at 1440/390/320px, including matching existing/new button styles. All 23 CSS-only articles passed before/after computed-style comparisons at the same widths. A final inventory found no embedded shared-component rules in the 272 audited articles. Python compilation, PHP lint, JavaScript syntax and diff checks passed. No theme product release changes.

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puikinsh merged commit b56fb16 into master Oct 28, 2026
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puikinsh deleted the codex/consistent-colorlib-article-styles branch October 28, 2026 15:27
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