now — nothing to click, everything readable. The chevron, the [open] rules and the grow-to-full-row rule went with them, because there is no open state left to style. 2. TWO ACROSS, NOT FIVE. Ten over two is FIVE CLEAN ROWS, both boxes in a row the same height. Five across was only ever possible because the boxes were shut; with the text out it would be five ribbons. ⚠️ NEVER THREE OR FOUR. Ten divides by five, by two, and by nothing else that fits a page. A short last row is what made him say "not organized" — and an eleventh service is NEVER invented to square it. He has caught that twice. 3. THE SECTION IS PAPER. "I like this color" — the same cream surface About and Shabbos already use. ========================================================================== */ /* --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11a. THE HEAD OF THE PAGE — centred, and his line under the heading. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- HE CHOSE CENTRED AND HIS REASON IS THE RIGHT ONE: "because it's English and Yiddish, it doesn't look good together. The only way it's when it's in center." Latin runs left-to-right and Yiddish runs right-to-left, so a centre line is the only spine the two of them can actually share. Ranged left, the heading started at one edge and his line ended at the other and the two agreed on nothing — measured at 1440: the heading ran 127->738 and the Yiddish 383->863. ⚠️ SPECIFICITY, NOT ORDER — AND IT HAS ALREADY BITTEN ONCE ON THIS BLOCK. base.css carries .yi { text-align: right }, which is 0-1-0, exactly what a bare .hero-yi would be. In the preview — where the