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web: Back right-aligned on the Federated headers, variant A (#464) #472

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Cordy commented 2026-09-10 02:16:19 +00:00
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Per approved federated-back-placement-mockup.html variant A: federation view merges back/crumb/title into one header row (crumb + title + subtitle left, Back right, admin Exit-to-files pattern); remote browse gets the same row with the full breadcrumb (server / share / path) left and Back right — the in-card crumb2 line and its now-dead CSS removed.

Per approved `federated-back-placement-mockup.html` variant A: federation view merges back/crumb/title into one header row (crumb + title + subtitle left, Back right, admin Exit-to-files pattern); remote browse gets the same row with the full breadcrumb (server / share / path) left and Back right — the in-card crumb2 line and its now-dead CSS removed.
web: Back right-aligned on the Federated headers, variant A (#464)
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