The changes made in this commit include:
1. Removing the unused `support.svg` file from the `public` directory.
2. Updating the `toolbar.tsx` component in the `header` directory by removing the import and usage of the `supportPic` icon.
These changes were made to clean up the codebase and remove unused assets, improving the overall maintainability of the project.
This commit introduces several improvements to the blog post UI:
- Adds new icons for tags and calendar using SVG images
- Refines the layout and styling of the blog post tags and publish date
- Adjusts the overall spacing and padding of the blog area and individual blog posts
- Increases the font size of the "Read the article" link for better readability
These changes aim to enhance the visual appeal and user experience of the blog section, making it more visually engaging and informative for the readers.
This commit introduces several improvements to the blog homepage:
- Adds a search icon and link to the Russian version of the blog
- Reduces the font size of the main title to make it more visually balanced
- Updates the blog description to focus on posts about science
- Adjusts the overall layout and spacing for a more polished appearance
These changes aim to enhance the user experience and better communicate the blog's content and focus.
This commit adds a new `HeaderToolbar` component to the `app/page.tsx` file. The toolbar includes links to the English and Russian versions of the blog. This change improves the user experience by providing easy access to the different language versions of the blog.
Adds new icons and links to the toolbar component, including email, RSS feed, support, and settings. The icons are now displayed as images using the Next.js `Image` component, and the links are wrapped in `Link` components for better navigation. The overall layout and styling of the toolbar have also been improved.
Adds the `Image` component from Next.js to display a local image in the
BlogPost component. The local image file `retrofuturism.webp` is added to
the `public/images` directory and referenced in the component.
