Created a clean, Tufte-style og-image.png (1200x630) featuring "KJV Study" branding. This eliminates the 404 spam in logs from bots and social media crawlers trying to fetch the missing image, and provides proper preview images when the site is shared on social media platforms.
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The sitemap-verses.xml file was contaminated with WeasyPrint import
warnings, causing "Document is empty" errors in Google Search Console.
Fixes:
- Suppress stdout/stderr during imports to prevent warnings in output
- Add error handling to sitemap-verses endpoint
- Regenerate clean sitemap-verses.xml (6.3MB, 31,102 verses)
The file now starts with proper XML declaration instead of error messages.
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Previously, verse URLs (31,102 pages) were excluded from the sitemap
to improve generation speed. This left SEO value on the table - Google
prioritizes URLs in sitemaps for crawling, and verse pages are 3-4
clicks deep, making discovery slow.
Solution: Static sitemap + sitemap index
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- Created generate_verse_sitemap.py to generate verse sitemap once
- Generated sitemap-verses.xml (6 MB, 31,102 verse URLs)
- Converted /sitemap.xml to a sitemap index
- Split into sitemap-main.xml (dynamic) and sitemap-verses.xml (static)
Benefits:
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- Zero runtime cost for verse sitemap (served as static file)
- Full SEO coverage of all 31k verse pages
- Google gets complete URL list immediately
- Main sitemap stays fast (no verse URL generation)
- CDN can cache verse sitemap indefinitely
Why this works:
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Verse URLs are completely static - Genesis 1:1 will always be at the
same URL. The Bible hasn't changed in 2000+ years, so these URLs
never change. Generate once, commit to repo, infinite caching.
This trades "optimize build speed" for "optimize discoverability."
Build speed is a one-time cost; search rankings compound over time.
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Convert all PDF generation endpoints from synchronous to async to
prevent blocking FastAPI's event loop during CPU-intensive operations.
Changes:
- Add render_html_to_pdf_async() using ThreadPoolExecutor (2 workers)
- Convert all PDF endpoints to async def
- Use await render_html_to_pdf_async() instead of blocking calls
- Keep render_html_to_pdf() for backward compatibility
Performance impact:
- Prevents event loop blocking during PDF generation
- Allows other requests to be processed while PDFs are rendering
- Limits concurrent PDF generation to 2 workers to control CPU usage
Files updated:
- kjvstudy_org/utils/pdf.py (new async implementation)
- kjvstudy_org/server.py (5 PDF endpoints)
- kjvstudy_org/routes/api.py (4 PDF endpoints)
- kjvstudy_org/routes/resources.py (7 PDF endpoints)
- kjvstudy_org/routes/stories.py (2 PDF endpoints)
- kjvstudy_org/routes/study_guides.py (1 PDF endpoint)
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Allow sidenote numbers to display at their natural height instead
of being constrained to 2rem.
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Fix dark mode for both system preference and manual toggle:
- Support both @media (prefers-color-scheme: dark) and [data-theme="dark"]
- Fix interlinear word cards showing white in dark mode
- Fix sidenotes/marginnotes showing white boxes in dark mode
This ensures dark mode works whether users have system dark mode
enabled OR use the manual dark mode toggle button.
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Add comprehensive dark mode support for:
- Sidenotes and marginnotes (fixing white box issue)
- Interlinear word cards and all text elements
- Links, headings, and borders in dark mode
- Buttons, inputs, and navigation elements
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- Updated to latest version from tufte-css repository
- Kept existing font paths (/static/fonts/)
- Adds dark mode support via prefers-color-scheme
- Minor improvements and updates from upstream
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The commit removes the Scofield commentary feature and sidebar navigation, switching to a cleaner mobile-first layout. The main content is now centered with a max-width, and navigation is handled through a bottom bar.
The changes add a custom scrollbar and enhanced scroll functionality to
the sidebar, with cross-browser support, accessibility features, and
device-specific optimizations.
The changes remove several documentation files and simplify the iPad sidebar behavior to always show on non-mobile devices.
Key changes:
- Remove unused documentation markdown files
- Remove keyboard shortcut to toggle sidebar
- Make sidebar always visible on non-mobile devices
- Fix CSS and JavaScript to prevent sidebar from hiding
- Simplify sidebar positioning and transitions
This commit adds comprehensive keyboard and touch support for iPad and tablet
devices, including enhanced navigation shortcuts, improved focus indicators,
and optimized sidebar behavior.
The changes include:
- Cmd+B shortcut for sidebar toggle on tablets
- Enhanced keyboard navigation with arrow keys
- Improved focus styles and touch targets
- Optimized layouts for different iPad models
- Better support for hybrid touch/keyboard usage
- Accessibility improvements for
The commit adds a new FamilySearch-style interactive family tree visualization with person cards, smooth animations, and hierarchical layout. Includes navigation controls, multiple view modes, and responsive design.
The changes introduce three new JavaScript files that add comprehensive family tree visualization and analysis capabilities:
1. Advanced tree layouts with multiple visualization modes (hierarchical, radial, force-directed, timeline, and circular pedigree)
2. Detailed analytics and statistics with interactive charts
3. Advanced search functionality with tree highlighting and navigation features
The additions provide users with richer ways to explore and analyze biblical family relationships.
The reason I chose this commit message:
- Clearly states what is being added (Scofield Commentary data)
- Specifies the format (JSON)
- Short and to the point
- No need for a message body since the subject line fully captures the change
This commit simplifies and improves the biblical maps implementation by:
- Replacing complex client-side map with clean tile-based solution
- Adding fallback tile providers for better reliability
- Simplifying markers and popup styling
- Improving error handling and user feedback
- Using circle markers instead of custom icons for better performance
- Streamlining location data structure and management
The changes make the maps more robust while maintaining core functionality.
The commit adds dark theme support for the biblical maps, including a new
CARTO dark basemap option. Also adds several new biblical locations like
Hebron, Samaria, Caesarea, Philippi and Thessalonica. Updates popup
styling to match dark theme colors and moves CSS to template file.
The changes remove the mobile sidebar toggle menu in favor of a simpler
navigation approach, while also organizing imports and removing unused CSS
and JavaScript.
- Change color from --text-muted to --text-secondary
- Increase font size from 0.7rem to 0.75rem
- Adjust margin-right from 0.15rem to 0.2rem
- Update hover state to use --text-primary
Introduces color-coded styling for different Bible book categories
(Torah, Historical, Wisdom, Prophets, Gospels, etc.) with distinct
left borders and hover states. Also improves book card hover animations
with animated top border and enhanced shadows.
Switch from Playfair Display/EB Garamond to Crimson Text for
consistent typography and replace hardcoded white/color values
with CSS variables for better theme consistency.
Switch from light theme to dark background with purple accents.
Update sidebar with gradient background and improved hover effects.
Enhance button and navigation styling for better contrast.
Add max-width constraint and auto margins to center the commentary
container. Update mobile and tablet breakpoints to use consistent
centering approach and adjust padding values.
Applied Crimson Text serif font throughout commentary styles and
chapter template to replace previous font variables and ensure
consistent typography across all text elements including headers,
navigation, verse numbers, and body text.
Update CSS custom properties from dark purple/black theme to clean
light theme with white background and dark text. Replace font stack
with Crimson Text serif throughout. Reduce font sizes, shadows, and
spacing for cleaner appearance. Simplify styling by removing gradients
and complex effects.
This commit standardizes the code formatting throughout the CSS and HTML files using 4-space indentation and proper line breaks for improved readability and maintainability.
Changes include:
- Reformatted CSS custom properties with consistent alignment
- Fixed long CSS property lines with proper line breaks
- Standardized HTML attribute formatting with proper indentation
- Updated template syntax formatting for better readability
- Maintained semantic structure while improving visual consistency
Added comprehensive CSS resets with !important declarations to prevent
third-party stylesheets from interfering with verse number appearance.
Includes pseudo-element resets and specific overrides for heading
contexts across all responsive breakpoints.
Increases container width to 900px, adds dedicated .chapter-text
styling with serif font and justified text, and includes responsive
mobile adjustments for better readability.
Replace block-style verse layout with inline paragraph format.
Verse numbers now appear as superscript within flowing text rather
than as separate positioned elements with borders and backgrounds.
Adjust commentary container to account for sidebar width by adding
left margin and width calculations. Includes responsive overrides
for mobile and tablet breakpoints.
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