Refactor duplicated code in layouts, JavaScript, and SCSS #90
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This PR refactors several instances of code duplication throughout the codebase to improve maintainability and reduce redundancy.
Changes
1. Eliminated HTML Layout Duplication
The
home.htmllayout was duplicating the entire HTML structure (DOCTYPE, html, head, and body tags) fromdefault.html. This has been refactored so thathome.htmlnow extendsdefault.html:Before:
After:
--- layout: default body_class: home --- <!-- content -->The
default.htmllayout now supports an optionalbody_classparameter to add CSS classes to the body tag, making it more flexible and reusable.2. Removed Unused JavaScript Code
Removed the
scrollToItemhelper function (62 lines) fromassets/js/s.jsthat was never used anywhere in the codebase. This function was a legacy scrolling utility that is no longer needed.3. Consolidated SCSS Transition Patterns
Extracted repeated transition styles into reusable SCSS placeholders to follow DRY principles:
Updated 6 instances in
_layout.scssthat were duplicating these transition patterns to use the new placeholders via@extend.Impact
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