infobox: collapsible card design with one-line summary - #1092
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Replaces the flat wide table with a native <details> card that collapses to a one line summary (label + current leader) and expands to a compact two-column key/value grid. Fixes the visual weight problem where the original table dominated the page above the fold. Design details: - Default open so first-time readers see the facts without interacting - Summary shows the leader claim so the quick answer never requires a click to reveal - Two-column grid on desktop, single column on mobile - Custom chevron rotates 180 degrees when open (native marker hidden) - All microdata + itemProp attributes preserved so LLM crawlers see the content whatever the visual state - Same schema.org Dataset itemtype so Google Rich Results still parses No behaviour change for JSON-LD or the visible TL;DR block. Only the infobox component and its call-site comment change.
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Replaces the flat wide table with a native <details> card that collapses to a one line summary (label + current leader) and expands to a compact two-column key/value grid. Fixes the visual weight problem where the original table dominated the page above the fold. Design details: - Default open so first-time readers see the facts without interacting - Summary shows the leader claim so the quick answer never requires a click to reveal - Two-column grid on desktop, single column on mobile - Custom chevron rotates 180 degrees when open (native marker hidden) - All microdata + itemProp attributes preserved so LLM crawlers see the content whatever the visual state - Same schema.org Dataset itemtype so Google Rich Results still parses No behaviour change for JSON-LD or the visible TL;DR block. Only the infobox component and its call-site comment change. Co-authored-by: Florent Tapponnier <contact@mobula.io>
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Replaces the flat wide table infobox with a native `
Details
` card that collapses to a one-line summary and expands to a compact two-column key/value grid.Why
The original table version dominated the page above the fold on wide screens and looked heavy visually. Retains all the LLM-grounding benefits (microdata, itemProp, schema.org Dataset) while giving readers a much more compact widget they can collapse if they want.
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