Fixed two critical mobile view issues:
1. Extended CV Sidebar Accordion:
- Updated sidebar.html to use native <details> element (was div with onclick)
- Styled accordion header to match CV title badges dark theme (#303030)
- Applied consistent styling: dark gray background, light text, uppercase, no spacing
- Result: Sidebars now collapse/expand properly with native HTML functionality
2. PDF Download Modal Centering:
- Added JavaScript-based centering for mobile viewports (≤768px)
- Uses inline styles with !important flag to override browser defaults
- Updated download button to call openPdfModal() function
- Result: Modal is perfectly centered on mobile (0px offset)
Technical notes:
- Modal centering required setProperty() with 'important' flag
- Accordion matches cv-title-badges-header style exactly
- All tests passing: accordion toggle, modal centering
Files modified:
- templates/partials/cv/sidebar.html
- static/css/05-responsive/_breakpoints.css
- static/js/main.js
- templates/partials/widgets/download-button.html
Tests added:
- tests/mjs/43-mobile-accordion-and-modal-test.mjs
- tests/mjs/46-visual-accordion-style-test.mjs
**Issue 1: URL corruption in "See this CV in..." links**
- Bug: replaceYearPlaceholder used fmt.Sprintf on ALL URLs
- URLs like "/?lang=es" were corrupted to "/?lang=es%!(EXTRA string=2025)"
- Fix: Changed to strings.ReplaceAll("{{YEAR}}", year)
- Result: Only replaces actual {{YEAR}} placeholders, leaves other URLs intact
**Issue 2: Download filename not respected**
- Bug: Shortcut URLs (cv-jamr-2025-en.pdf) redirected with HTTP 301
- Browsers used original URL filename instead of Content-Disposition header
- Fix: Generate PDF directly in DefaultCVShortcut handler
- Result: Returns PDF with correct filename in Content-Disposition header
Files changed:
- internal/models/cv.go: Fixed replaceYearPlaceholder function
- internal/handlers/cv.go: Changed redirect to direct PDF generation
Both fixes verified:
- "See this CV in Spanish" link: href="/?lang=es" ✓
- Download link: filename=cv-jamr-2025-en.pdf ✓
- Created keyboard._hs as reference documentation (inline handler in body tag)
- Externalized 9 hamburger menu navigation links to scrollToSection()
- Added scrollToSection() as JavaScript function (CSP-safe, no eval needed)
- Restored original keyboard handler format in body tag (working correctly)
- Removed problematic navigation._hs (had syntax/CSP issues)
- Added Rule 4 to HYPERSCRIPT-RULES.md on event handler externalization
- Updated PROJECT-MEMORY.md with externalization guidelines
Key learnings:
- Complex event handlers that inspect event properties must stay inline
- JavaScript functions avoid CSP unsafe-eval restrictions
- Navigation successfully externalized: 9 links → 1 function (91% reduction)
ISSUE: Matomo analytics not loading in production
ROOT CAUSE:
- Matomo script had nonce="{{.CSPNonce}}" attribute
- Go backend doesn't generate CSPNonce template variable
- Empty nonce attribute caused CSP to block the script in production
FIX:
- Removed nonce attribute from Matomo script tag
- CSP header already includes 'unsafe-inline' so nonces not needed
- Script now loads correctly in both localhost and production
VERIFICATION:
- Matomo will now load and track pageviews in production
- Check browser console for _paq object
- Verify tracking in Matomo dashboard
MIGRATION SUMMARY:
- Moved skeleton loader logic from hyperscript to JavaScript (main.js)
- Changed from htmx:oobAfterSwap to htmx:afterSettle event
- Changed OOB swap from innerHTML to outerHTML for proper element replacement
- Added languageSwitching flag for state tracking
- Added 100ms delay after afterSettle for final render completion
DOCUMENTATION UPDATES:
- 2-MODERN-WEB-TECHNIQUES.md: Updated skeleton loader section with
Complete color theme system (light/dark/auto) with dynamic UI:
Features:
- Color theme switcher with auto/light/dark modes
- Dynamic button colors on hover (purple/yellow/blue per theme)
- localStorage persistence across sessions
- Proper button positioning (desktop and mobile)
- Mobile: 5-button layout with theme before info button
Fixes:
- CSP updated to allow jsDelivr CDN for iconify icons
- Button repositioning: Download PDF and Print Friendly at top
- Hover-only colors (not persistent)
- Mobile button order corrected
Files:
- static/css/color-theme.css - Theme system with CSS variables
- static/js/color-theme.js - Theme switching logic
- templates/partials/color-theme-switcher.html - Button component
- internal/middleware/security.go - CSP fix for jsDelivr
- tests/mjs/13-color-theme-switcher.test.mjs - Comprehensive test
- tests/TEST-SUMMARY.md - Updated test documentation
Implements component-level skeleton loaders that display during language
transitions, providing visual feedback while content swaps.
**Implementation:**
- Dual-state structure: each component has actual-content + skeleton-content
- CSS toggles visibility via opacity transitions (250ms)
- Global hyperscript listener on <body> for language button clicks
- Adds .loading class to parent containers that persist across OOB swaps
- Skeleton shapes mimic actual components (header, name, photo, intro)
**Key Technical Solutions:**
- Event delegation using event.target.matches('.selector-btn')
- Parent container targeting to survive HTMX OOB innerHTML swaps
- CSS descendant selector .loading .component-wrapper for triggering
- Shimmer animation with GPU acceleration (1.8s infinite)
**Files Modified:**
- static/css/skeleton.css: Complete skeleton system with shimmer animation
- templates/index.html: Global hyperscript for .loading class management
- templates/partials/sections/header.html: Dual-state component structure
- templates/partials/navigation/language-selector.html: Removed local hyperscript
**Tests:**
- test-skeleton-verify.mjs: Validates skeleton across 4 language switches
- All tests passing: ✅ Consistent activation on every language change
The footer was being zoomed along with CV content because it was
inside the #zoom-wrapper div. This fix moves the footer outside the
zoom-wrapper so it remains at normal size regardless of zoom level.
Changes:
- Move footer template outside zoom-wrapper in index.html
- Add UI exclusion test (11-zoom-ui-exclusion.test.mjs)
Test coverage:
- Verify footer, action bar, and menu are outside zoom-wrapper (DOM)
- Verify UI elements remain unchanged when zooming to 200%
- Verify CV content properly zooms while UI stays fixed
Before: Footer inside zoom-wrapper (zoomed with content)
After: Footer outside zoom-wrapper (stays normal size)
CRITICAL FIX: Icon toggle now works without page refresh
- Changed class name from 'show-logos' to 'show-icons' (CSS mismatch bug)
- Updated localStorage key from 'cv-logos' to 'cv-icons'
- Fixed toggleIcons() function in cv-functions.js
HYPERSCRIPT ARCHITECTURE:
- Moved 6 toggle functions from hyperscript to JavaScript (cv-functions.js)
- Solves hyperscript 0.9.14 parser limitation (max 3 def statements total)
- Upgraded hyperscript from 0.9.12 to 0.9.14
- Fixed operator precedence in keyboard shortcuts
- Cleaned view-controls.html templates (inline → function calls)
NEW FILES:
- static/js/cv-functions.js - Global toggle functions (6 functions)
- HYPERSCRIPT-RULES.md - Permanent architecture documentation
- tests/mjs/0-zoom.test.mjs - Zoom functionality test
- tests/mjs/1-toggles.test.mjs - Comprehensive toggle test with real-time verification
- tests/TEST-SUMMARY.md - Test suite documentation
TESTS:
- Real-time DOM update verification (no refresh required)
- Screenshot capture for visual regression
- localStorage persistence validation
- Toggle synchronization between action bar and menu
BREAKING CHANGE: localStorage key changed from 'cv-logos' to 'cv-icons'
Users may need to re-toggle icons preference on first load after update.
Fixes:
1. ✅ Reversed button order - Info at bottom, Download at top
- Desktop (bottom→top): Info → Shortcuts → Zoom → Print → Download
- Mobile (left→right): Download → Print → Shortcuts → Info
2. ✅ Restored smooth morphing transitions
- Added transition: all 0.4s cubic-bezier(0.4, 0, 0.2, 1)
- Container smoothly transforms from vertical to horizontal
- Buttons smoothly reposition during responsive transition
3. ✅ Preserved all special hover behaviors
- Zoom button: Blue hover + highlights zoom control
- Print button: White bg + green icon on hover (synchronized)
- Download button: Red bg on hover (synchronized)
- All sync functions working: syncPdfHover, syncPrintHover, highlightZoomControl
The flexbox container now has the correct button order AND smooth animations!
Major architectural improvement for button management:
Desktop Layout (left side, vertical):
- Created .fixed-buttons-container positioned left: 2rem, bottom: 2rem
- Buttons stack vertically with flex-direction: column
- Order (bottom to top): Info → Shortcuts → Zoom → Print → Download
- 1rem (16px) gap between buttons
- All buttons 50×50px with consistent styling
- Easy to add/remove buttons - just add template to container
Mobile Layout (bottom center, horizontal):
- Container switches to flex-direction: row at @media (max-width: 900px)
- Centered with left: 50% and transform: translateX(-50%)
- 10px gap between buttons
- Zoom button hidden on mobile (display: none)
- 4 visible buttons: Info, Shortcuts, Print, Download
Benefits:
✅ Single source of truth - container manages all buttons
✅ Easy to add/remove buttons - no manual position calculations
✅ Responsive - automatic reflow from vertical to horizontal
✅ Maintainable - changes in one place affect all buttons
✅ Consistent spacing - gap property ensures even distribution
✅ Future-proof - adding button = adding template to container
Technical Implementation:
- Container uses position: fixed with flexbox
- Buttons use position: relative inside container (not fixed individually)
- All positioning managed by flexbox (gap, flex-direction, align-items)
- Hover states preserved with color-coded backgrounds per button
- Back-to-top button remains separate (not in container)
This replaces individual fixed positioning with a scalable flex layout.
- PDF buttons (fixed, action bar, menu) now sync hover states across all instances
- Print-friendly buttons (fixed, action bar, menu) sync green hover states
- White PDF icon with red hover background (#cd6060)
- Green print button hover (#27ae60)
- Implemented using hyperscript with .pdf-hover-sync and .print-hover-sync classes
- Creates cool visual feedback showing all related buttons simultaneously
- Created zoom-wrapper div around cv-container
- Zoom now applies to wrapper only, footer adjusts naturally below
- Footer no longer scaled, stays at normal size
- Fixes gap between content and footer at low zoom levels
- Reduced back-to-top button size (35px default, grows to 50px on hover)
- Cleaner separation of concerns for zoom functionality
- Moved "Zoom" button from action bar to hamburger menu under "Acciones Rápidas"
- Close button (X) now grey/subtle by default (opacity: 0.7)
- Close button turns red only on hover for clear indication
- Updated JavaScript to reference show-zoom-menu-btn instead of show-zoom-btn
- Added preventDefault to showZoomControl to prevent link navigation
- Add close button (X) to zoom control widget
- Make zoom control draggable anywhere on screen
- Persist dragged position in localStorage (cv-zoom-position)
- Add "Zoom" button to action bar to show control when hidden
- Persist visibility state in localStorage (cv-zoom-visible)
- Cursor changes to "move" to indicate draggability
- Interactive elements (slider, buttons) don't trigger drag
- Position stays within viewport bounds
- All features work on desktop only (zoom hidden on mobile)
Design improvements based on user feedback:
- Move current zoom value inside circular reset button
- Add colorful gradient (red→orange→blue→green) to slider on hover
- Make reset button perfectly circular (44px diameter)
- Dynamic value display updates in real-time inside button
- Maintains gray monochrome when not hovering
- Enhanced visual feedback with smooth color transitions
- Mobile responsive with smaller circular button (38px)
Technical changes:
- HTML: Moved #zoom-value-current span inside button
- CSS: border-radius 50%, min-width/min-height for perfect circle
- CSS: Gradient hover for both WebKit and Firefox sliders
- JavaScript: Already compatible (targets same element ID)
- Enhanced CI/CD pipeline with coverage reporting, benchmarks, and artifact uploads
- Implemented rate limiter IP validation with proxy support and spoofing protection
- Added extensive Makefile test targets for coverage, benchmarks, and continuous testing
- Expanded middleware chain with request validation, size limits, and suspicious activity logging
- Change from HTMX partial update to full page redirect
- Ensures modal and all UI elements render in correct language
- Uses window.location.replace() to avoid history pollution
- Changed selectLanguage() to reload full page instead of HTMX partial update
- Fixes issue where info modal content stayed in original language
- Ensures all UI elements (including modals) update correctly on language change
- Replace blue border with green curly brackets { } using CSS pseudo-elements
- Add proper spacing and vertical centering with inline-flex
- Add engaging subtext below GitHub button: "Want to know how it's built?"
- Bilingual support for subtext (EN/ES)
PROBLEM:
- Left and right sidebars occupy too much space on mobile
- User wants curriculum (main content) prioritized on mobile
- Sidebars should be collapsed by default, expand only on user interaction
SOLUTION:
HTML Changes (cv-content.html):
- Wrapped each sidebar in accordion structure
- Added .sidebar-accordion-header with brain icon, title, and chevron
* Left sidebar: "Technical Skills" / "Competencias Técnicas"
* Right sidebar: "More Skills" / "Más Competencias"
- Added .sidebar-accordion-content wrapper around sidebar sections
- Added onclick="toggleSidebar(this)" handler
CSS Changes (main.css):
Desktop (default):
- .sidebar-accordion-header: display: none (hidden on desktop)
- .sidebar-accordion-content: always visible (no restrictions)
Mobile @ 900px:
- .sidebar-accordion-header: display: flex, styled as clickable bar
* Padding: 1rem 1.5rem
* Background: var(--sidebar-gray) with hover effects
* Font: 700 weight, 1.1rem size
* Chevron rotates 180deg when active
- .sidebar-accordion-content: collapsed by default
* max-height: 0 (collapsed)
* max-height: 5000px when .active (expanded)
* Smooth transitions: 0.3s ease-out (close) / 0.5s ease-in (open)
* Padding: 0 when closed, 1.5rem when open
- .cv-sidebar: padding: 0 (accordion header handles padding)
JavaScript Changes (index.html):
- Added toggleSidebar(header) function
* Toggles .active class on header and content
* Smooth expand/collapse animation via CSS max-height transition
DATA Changes (cv-en.json, cv-es.json):
- Updated summary with more professional, experience-focused description
- Emphasizes 18+ years experience, international clients, practical solutions
BEHAVIOR:
- Desktop: Sidebars always visible, no accordion headers
- Mobile: Sidebars collapsed by default showing only header bar
- Click header: Expands sidebar with smooth animation
- Click again: Collapses sidebar
- Main content prioritized and always visible
- Each sidebar toggles independently
- Update modal title from "CV 2025 - {JAMR}" to "CV 2025 JAMR -" with inline photo
- Add .info-modal-photo CSS with flexbox layout for proper photo alignment
- Change button text from "View Source Code" to "View Project in Github" (EN/ES)
- Photo styled with green border and shadow matching modal theme
Print CSS enhancements:
- Show ALL icons, logos, and badges by default in print (16px section icons, 40px company/project logos)
- Improved header layout with bigger photo (110x147px, 3:4 ratio) positioned on right
- Name and years right-aligned with justified intro text below
- Maintained flex layout for experience/project items to show logos side-by-side
- Compact badge sizing (7pt font) for print
PDF Download UX:
- Replaced direct download links with modal popup
- Shows work-in-progress message directing users to Print Friendly feature
- Bilingual modal (English/Spanish) matching info modal styling
- Modal closable via backdrop click, X button, or Escape key
- Prevents accidental downloads of outdated PDFs
UI improvements:
- Enhanced icon toggle contrast and visibility
- Consistent modal behavior across info and PDF modals
Comprehensive mobile optimization (≤768px) for improved consistency and readability:
- Center profile photo between name and intro text on mobile
- Unify all logo/icon sizes to 60×60px for visual consistency
- Standardize spacing across experience, courses, projects, and awards
- Reduce font sizes proportionally for better mobile readability
- Remove justified text alignment (except intro/skills) to prevent awkward spacing
- Apply consistent 1rem gaps and 1.5rem padding throughout
- Optimize sidebar items with reduced margins and font sizes
Technical improvements:
- Add comprehensive mobile breakpoint rules at 768px
- Implement flexible photo positioning (absolute on desktop, static on mobile)
- Ensure uniform typography scale across all content types
Print CSS overhaul:
- Fixed photo aspect ratio (60x80, 3:4 portrait) with contain fit
- Unified font sizes across all sections (10pt titles, 9pt content, 8pt metadata)
- Removed excessive spacing (reduced by 50-70%)
- Applied clean theme automatically (no sidebars, icons, logos, badges)
- Force short version for concise 5-page output
- Natural page breaks (removed forced breaks causing blank spaces)
- Consistent section title spacing with proper breathing room
- Match Training/Skills spacing pattern across all sections
- Fixed Languages and References spacing
- Equalized Experience, Courses, Projects, and Awards formatting
- Single separator for "See all projects" link
UI improvements:
- Enhanced icon toggle visibility with better contrast
- Reorganized navigation menu structure
- Created separate ui-en.json and ui-es.json files for UI strings
- Removed 'ui' section from cv-en.json and cv-es.json
- Added LoadUI() function to load UI translations separately
- Updated handlers to load UI data independently from CV data
- Updated template to use .UI instead of .CV.UI
This separation follows proper concerns:
- CV JSON files contain only professional CV content
- UI JSON files contain only application interface strings
- Each can be updated independently without affecting the other
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