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A sweep for the bug behind the homepage titles found five more of it, because
the mistake is easy and silent: put a class on the tag you write a th:replace
on, and Thymeleaf hands you back the fragment with its own class attribute and
drops yours. Nothing warns, and the page looks nearly right.
catering the divider's mt-10, so the branch mark sat on the paragraph above it
contact mt-4 under both "Our hours" and "Find us" — the same flush headings
the homepage had
footer mt-4 between the address and the hours under it
home text-bakery-800 on the address, which is why "Find us" rendered a
shade darker (bakery-900, inherited from body) than "Our hours" in
the panel beside it
Fixed where the fragments already said it should be: "both fragments take the
classes that vary by where they sit". They now take two — the element's own
class as well as the row's or the link's — so the caller has somewhere to put
this that survives. `divider` takes its spacing the same way.
A class on a th:replace tag now has no reason to exist anywhere in the
templates, and there are none left.