Alt header, banner, and container main
Upstream Alpha switches the header class on home (alt) and leads with
#banner before #main.container. This port keeps that split on purpose:
- Home (
///home): alt header, banner, CTA toward/blogwhen a blog nav item exists - Inner pages: solid header, container main, same footer credit
- Nav: capped so the bar doesn’t overflow; active state follows the current route (including trailing-slash variants)
Compare with html5up.net/alpha. Check banner
type size, nav density, and mobile collapse of #nav. Dune search is
/api/search via the theme’s search template — not a client-only index.
Contact forms from the HTML5 UP zip are not wired to a mail backend.
If the banner is missing on home, check show_banner and that you’re
actually on the home route. That class of “looks broken but config is off”
bug is why this post exists next to the install note.