Apparently Google is deprecating the data-vocabulary.org schema for breadcrumbs. The fix was easier than I expected. I updated my breadcrumbs to use the preferred RDFa format.
I’ve moved all of my old ZX81 articles over. This is a straight move, so there are a few duplicates and such that need to be cleaned up. I’ll be working through that over the next few days. Pardon the dust while construction is on-going.
This is a bit of a nit, but I always thought it odd that the “View # more articles” line displayed the article count. It boils down to the use of “more.” I had two options: remove it, or fix the count. I chose the later and now subtract the articles currently on display.
If the article count is less than six, it doesn’t display the line at all. You can still go to the topic page by clicking the title. This is cleaner. To further tie the design back, I shortened and matched the style to other elements.
Although a minor improvement, changelog now looks better on mobile. The icon is now hidden and the date is moved under the title. The display now looks more streamlined.
It’s been a long time in the making, but I got around to adding a category RSS feed. This was a needed step in cutting over my ZX81 sub-domain into my main site. For the 18 followers of my ZX81 feed, it is now updating again with the latest news!