- Renamed CSS classes from `search-wrapper`, `search-input`, `active`, `no-result`, `prefix`, `excerpt`, and `match` to `hextra-search-wrapper`, `hextra-search-input`, `hextra-search-active`, `hextra-search-no-result`, `hextra-search-prefix`, `hextra-search-excerpt`, and `hextra-search-match` for improved clarity and consistency.
- Updated JavaScript selectors to match the new class names, ensuring functionality remains intact.
- Adjusted HTML structure to reflect the new class naming convention.

- Renamed existing search-related CSS classes to include the `hextra` prefix for improved clarity and consistency.
- Added optional nested classes for enhanced customization of the search UI, including titles, active states, and result snippets.
- Removed outdated breadcrumb section as no specific class is available.

- Updated CSS and JavaScript to replace `sidebar-container` with `hextra-sidebar-container` and `sidebar-active-item` with `hextra-sidebar-active-item` for improved clarity and consistency across the project.
- Adjusted related documentation to reflect the new class names.

- Renamed language switcher and theme toggle classes to include the `hextra` prefix for improved clarity and consistency across the project.
- Updated related JavaScript selectors and documentation to reflect the new class names.

- Updated various CSS class names to include the `hextra` prefix, enhancing consistency across the project. This includes renaming classes such as `content` to `hextra-content`, `filename` to `hextra-code-filename`, and `steps` to `hextra-steps`.
- Adjusted related HTML and JavaScript to reflect the new class names, ensuring functionality and styling remain intact.
- Updated documentation to include the new class names for better clarity.

- Renamed the `language-options` class to `hextra-language-options` for consistency with the existing `hextra` prefix convention.
- Updated the corresponding HTML to reflect the new class name, ensuring clarity and uniformity across the project.

- Renamed CSS classes to include the `hextra` prefix, such as changing `subheading-anchor` to `hextra-subheading-anchor` and `footnotes` to `hextra-footnotes`, enhancing consistency across the project.
- Updated related HTML and documentation to reflect the new class names, ensuring clarity and uniformity.

- Introduced new styles for horizontal lines to enhance visual separation in content. The styles apply margin and border color adjustments, ensuring consistency with the overall design.

- Created a new markdown file for the draft release announcement of Hextra v0.10.0, including upgrade instructions and author details.
- The announcement is currently marked as a draft and may be updated before the official release.

…consistency

- Updated the `hextra-content` class to simply `content` across various HTML files and CSS, enhancing clarity and consistency in the codebase.
- Adjusted the `package.json` script for the development server to include the `-F` flag for better functionality.

…yntax

- Updated CSS for tables to improve styling, including adjustments to margins, borders, and text properties for better readability.
- Revised markdown documentation to standardize table formatting and improve clarity, including consistent syntax for headers and lists.
- Enhanced examples in the documentation to reflect the updated styling and ensure accurate representation of output.

- Modified the text color in the blog single layout to enhance readability in dark mode by adding a dark text color class.
- Ensured consistency in styling for better user experience across different themes.

- Revised the "What's New" section to include a TODO placeholder for future updates.
- Added a comprehensive migration guide detailing the CSS class prefix changes to enhance consistency and avoid conflicts.
- Updated the announcement to reflect the new class naming conventions for various components.