Replace masonry cards with compact row list on projects page#83
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Masonry cards had variable heights that made scanning hard and wasted space. New layout uses fixed-height rows (avatar | title+badge | subtitle | tags | links) that scan consistently at any page width. - Compact mode: 44px avatar, single-line subtitle - Cozy mode: 88px avatar, subtitle wraps to 2 lines; toggle persists via localStorage - Density toggle aligned right in the existing type-filter pill row - Removed search box (no search requirement on this page) - Fixed JS card show/hide: was setting display:block (breaks grid rows), now resets to '' to let CSS own the display type Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
localStorage.card.style.display = 'block'was overriding the CSS grid layout on cards being shown; changed to''so CSS owns the display type.Why
Masonry cards had uneven heights due to varying content length, making the list hard to scan. The new row layout is information-dense, consistent, and uses full page width on wide screens while stacking cleanly on mobile.
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