Fix top bar on mobile and remove Notion branding #83
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This PR fixes the top bar on mobile by 1. Removing the "three dots" menu that lets you duplicate the page or log into notion. (it's now `div.notion-topbar-mobile > div:nth-child(5)`) 2. Adding some padding to the dark mode slider, which was flush with the screen. It now looks like this (can be seen on https://sayhurro.com) It also removes some notion branding: 1. "@notionhq" from twitter:site 2. "Notion" from og:site_name 3. When sharing a link, it removes the default notion "og:image" and "twitter:image" We could use a new PR to add a for input to let people use their own hosted og:image instead or simply deleting the notion image. On https://sayhurro.com, I've modified my script to use an image hosted directly through notion
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This PR fixes the top bar on mobile by
div.notion-topbar-mobile > div:nth-child(5))It now looks like this (can be seen on https://sayhurro.com)
It also removes some notion branding:
We could use a new PR to add a for input to let people use their own hosted og:image instead or simply deleting the notion image. On https://sayhurro.com, I've modified my script to use an image hosted directly through notion