A little housekeeping for jedmund.com
Justin Edmund
c6ce13a530
We had a lot of unnecessary complexity here due to post types that never ended up getting used. We also made the post slug field reactive and bound to the title field. We also fixed filters on the Universe admin page so we can filter by unpublished posts too (WIP) We also fixed the hover state of BackButton |
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