Brand button was wrapping the whole "Sirius.X" label in <span class="g">,
so the entire name rendered acid green. Consistency across the ecosystem
is Sirius (ink) + .X (acid), like Theseus.X and Hephaestus.X. Split the
span across every page (index, tld, portal, admin, brand, docs, market,
storage, theseus/) so only the .X tail carries the acid tint.
Every Sirius.X sub-page carried the old header shape — "Try it" and
"Register" living in the topnav next to the cross-site tabs — so
clicking Market or TLD reset the layout back to a state the index no
longer used. Rewrote each topnav to the site-only tabs (Sirius.X · TLD
· Market · Theseus.X · Sign in) and appended ".X" to the Theseus tab
so the ecosystem naming is consistent across pages.
Added the overlay side-nav to every page that carries named sections:
tld.html — Search · Registered
theseus/ — Download · How · Verify
docs/ — TLD registry · Register · Private TLDs ·
Market · Records · Signed records
admin/ — Sign in · Session · Mint TLD · Registry
brand/ — Logo · Avatar · Banner · Palette · Typography ·
Usage (section IDs added — the h2s were unnamed)
Same shape as the index and as Theseus.X: pointer-events:none overlay,
opacity 0.35 by default, ink + blurred backdrop on hover, acid green
on the active section, IntersectionObserver scroll-spy. Icon rail on
medium, bottom bar on mobile.
Pages without meaningful anchor targets (market/, portal.html,
studio.html, register.html) keep the trimmed topnav but no sidebar —
adding an empty rail would just be noise.
Star emoji swapped for the site's own 4-point sparkle mark — same SVG
that ships as the favicon — everywhere it appeared: the topnav brand,
the hero mark, the "you're here" pill on the family-of-.x panel, the
footer, register.html, portal.html, tld.html, market/, docs/, admin/,
brand/, storage/, theseus/, studio.html, site-footer.js. Anyone who
opens Sirius.X now sees the acid-green sparkle instead of a browser
star emoji.
Internal links normalised to no trailing slash — href="./theseus/"
became href="./theseus" (Theseus, docs, market, admin). Cleaner URLs
in the address bar and no double-slash redirect step on the mirrors.
