cherry-pick Kevin's mobile navbar fix from 2025 - #1
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Overview
This PR resolves the broken mobile navigation menu (specifically in Firefox mobile) and backports several other responsive layout optimizations. Because the issue was deeply rooted in the underlying Hugo "Mainroad" template we inherited, this PR addresses it by importing the community fix originally authored by Kevin (@kzhe0012).
(Note: A similar fix addressing this exact template issue was also previously deployed to the ICAPS 2026 repository. See 2026 Pull Request / 2026 Commit)
Original 2025 Commit: icaps25/icaps25.github.io@1fbb5c0
Changes Included
<a>wrapper tags on dropdown menus with<label>tags and nested the toggle checkboxes within them. This allows tapping anywhere on the label to reliably toggle the submenu on Firefox mobile.display: grid; grid-template-rows: 1fr;), significantly smoothing out the slide-down animation on touch devices..menu__linkitems to improve mobile accessibility.clamp()) toh1andh2elements so they resize gracefully on smaller viewports..pageritems, allowing "Next" and "Previous" navigation buttons to neatly align on a single line on mobile screens.