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· v0.3.0

v0.3.0 — Galley theme, blog + changelog everywhere, real docs for the framework

  • New: the Galley theme — Inkform's own design system, built from the inkform-design skill's authoritative tokens rather than an approximation. This site uses it.
  • New: /blog and /changelog now ship wired into every theme (Aurora, Fern, Cedar, Mono, Base, Galley) — not just the engine's own loadBlogPosts()/loadChangelogEntries() primitives, real rendered routes with conditional nav links that only appear once content exists.
  • New: the framework's own documentation — the site you're reading — covering Getting Started, per-content-type guides, the full Framework API reference, the CLI reference, and a Framework vs. Platform comparison.
  • Fixed: every template and example's package.json pinned @inkform/framework@^0.2.0, a version range that was never actually published (only 0.3.0 exists on the registry) — every fresh npm install failed with ETARGET. All pins now correctly track ^0.3.0.
  • Fixed: a stale static "Blog" navbarLink placeholder in every theme's docs.json, left over from before /blog was a real route, would have duplicated the new conditional Blog nav link once content existed. Removed in favor of the dynamic, content-aware link.
  • Fixed: examples/pokeapi-docs and examples/markdown-docs had drifted from two rounds of template fixes (contrast, mobile responsiveness, method badges, Newsreader heading font) applied to the shared templates/* only — backported, preserving each example's own brand colors.

· v0.2.1

v0.2.1 — Contrast, mobile header, and search fixes

  • Fixed: a missing body margin/background reset showed as a white border around the shell on every theme; html now also gets a background, fixing the same issue on overscroll/rubber-band bounce.
  • Fixed: HTTP method pills (GET/POST/etc.) rendered as invisible same-color-text-on-color — themes no longer override the shared .fw-method-* background rule.
  • Fixed: secondary top-nav links (anchors, navbar links, CTA) now hide below 60rem instead of overflowing the mobile header.
  • Confirmed: Cmd/Ctrl+K search (Pagefind) was already wired correctly — no change needed there.