Nicely done. 👏

On full width on desktop we could:

• add jekyll latest version and get GitHub link out of the main navigation (it's an external link).
• increase search font-size a bit so that input height equals current navigation item.

Now that we use flexbox, I'd like to also display search for lower resolutions and get a full width search on mobile.

Regarding the version, would it be static or dynamic via {{ jekyll.version }}? And if its dynamic, would the site show the version on master or the one on github-pages?

with this, search has been opened up for 800px wide and above.. was planning to raise the accessibility in future PRs..

For now I guess we could go the easy way with {{ jekyll.version }} as GitHub Pages usually updates quickly.

We would link to GitHub release or Rubygems:

• https://rubygems.org/gems/jekyll/versions/3.6.2
• https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll/releases/tag/v3.6.2

Looks like the search needs a bit of margin to be perfectly vertically aligned.

If I get .metaout of the search, navigation, search and meta are more equally distributed:

If I get .metaout of the search, navigation, search and meta are more equally distributed:

True. I had modeled it based on your earlier suggestion. But the current suggestion will allow us little more freedom with the search input.. so 👍

The search looks aligned properly to me.. 🤓 🔍

Thanks @ashmaroli, looks great 🙌

Maybe we should move away from gridism at one point if we want more control over the grid?

@jekyllbot: merge +site

Maybe we should move away from gridism at one point if we want more control over the grid?

Yes, like you said a few days ago, it was designed 5 years ago.
Browsers have improved quite a lot in the interim.