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Use CSS grid for the overview page's newer/older navigation - #26
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The Skeleton float-based three/six/three-columns row (mirroring the blog-post template's previousPost/nextPost layout) rendered misaligned here: unlike blog-post's own nav row, which is a sibling of the body row directly under .container, this row ends up nested inside the blog template's own .twelve.columns body column, since it's part of bodyHtml rather than the outer template structure. Replaced with a plain two-column CSS grid (1fr 1fr, left/right text-align) - doesn't depend on being a sibling of anything, and keeps both slots fixed in place regardless of nesting or whether one link is empty. Verified against real content in a real browser: display:grid, two equal columns, "older" right-aligned in the right cell when "newer" isn't present.
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The Skeleton float-based three/six/three-columns row (mirroring the blog-post template's previousPost/nextPost layout) rendered misaligned here: unlike blog-post's own nav row, which is a sibling of the body row directly under .container, this row ends up nested inside the blog template's own .twelve.columns body column, since it's part of bodyHtml rather than the outer template structure.
Replaced with a plain two-column CSS grid (1fr 1fr, left/right text-align)
Verified against real content in a real browser: display:grid, two equal columns, "older" right-aligned in the right cell when "newer" isn't present.