Top-bar one-word quick-nav; remove bottom-right floating menu#8
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- Header now shows always-visible one-word quick-nav (Home, Browse, Highlights, Rewards) on every screen size, replacing the sm-only links - Delete the bottom-right FloatingMenu component and its layout render - Hide the brand tagline on small screens so the nav row fits on mobile
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Top-bar quick-nav, floating menu removed
Per the request to make navigation a top bar with one-word links for quick browsing, and to remove the bottom-right floating button.
Changes
Header.tsx— the top bar now shows an always-visible, one-word quick-nav on every screen size (previously the links were hidden on mobile, which is why the floating menu existed):Home · Browse · Highlights · Rewards
The level/XP chip (
HeaderStats) stays on the right. The "Deep reading guides" tagline is hidden on small screens so the row fits comfortably on mobile.layout.tsx— removed the<FloatingMenu />render and import.FloatingMenu.tsx— deleted (onlylayout.tsxreferenced it).Note
The floating menu's "back to top" affordance goes away with it, as expected; guide pages keep their own sticky in-page quick-nav.
Verify
npm run buildsucceeds (42 routes export); the PRbuildCI job runs it too.aria-label="Open menu") anywhere inout/.https://claude.ai/code/session_01Egnnw9v4T3ppsAQveFnijo
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