Add search capability via astro-pagefind #118
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This PR adds search functionality to The Dev Exchange blog by using pagefind through astro-pagefind.
A new icon is added to the navigation bar:
Which opens a modal with a search input field and blurs the background:
This PR really just restyles the
<Search />component provided by astro-pagefind to match the look and feel of the blog.pagefind works by indexing the blog posts at build time, thus there's no dynamic backend component required. It offers a bunch of options like filters for authors or tags, which could be considered at a later point.