The masthead's separator between "quantus mining" and "this is sparta" is now
the caution mark rather than a middle dot, scaled to the line it sits on.
`.mark-tagline` gains an explicit `line-height` for that reason: the image is
sized from it, and a line height inherited from `body` would quietly resize the
mark the day the body's changed. The height is declared twice — `1.4em` then
`1lh` — which is the same number here precisely because the line height above
is stated, so a browser that does not know the unit lands in the same place
rather than near it.
`alt` is empty and `aria-hidden` is set, on purpose. The mark stands in for
punctuation and the words either side already say what it says; announcing it
would be reading the separator aloud.
Imported as a hashed asset like the portrait, and it keeps its own transparency
rather than being given a ground — the masthead sits on a radial glow, not a
flat surface, so a background would show as a rectangle.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
rob thijssen
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