Every app rendered the same wordmark: actuallyfrank. On the subdomains it
linked to the apex.
Which meant that if you were reading a post on blog.actuallyfrank.io, the
header gave you no sign of which site you were on, and the only link in it took
you off the blog entirely. Getting back to the index required the browser's back
button.
The shared header now takes an optional section label. Set it, and the wordmark
reads actuallyfrank blog and points at that section's own root — with a
separate link back to actuallyfrank.io, so the apex is still one click away.
Small change. It is mostly here because "which website am I on" is not a question a website should make you answer.