fix: mobile locale dropdown + how-tipping Dogepedia (#163 #113)

content/en/dogepedia.md

@@ -24,6 +24,7 @@ Your journey with Dogecoin might start here. A wallet application allows you to
 - [How do I backup my wallet?](/dogepedia/articles/how-to-backup-a-wallet)
 - [What are the benefits of a hardware wallet, and how to use it with Doge?](/dogepedia/articles/dogecoin-hardware-wallets)
 - [How do I recover a lost wallet?](/dogepedia/articles/recover-a-lost-wallet)
+- [How does Dogecoin tipping work?](/dogepedia/articles/how-tipping-works)
 - [What is a wallet, really?](/dogepedia/articles/what-is-a-wallet)
 
 ### Using your Doge {#using-doge}

content/en/dogepedia/_index.md

@@ -34,6 +34,7 @@ Your journey with Dogecoin might start here. A wallet application allows you to
 - [How do I backup my wallet?](/dogepedia/articles/how-to-backup-a-wallet)
 - [What are the benefits of a hardware wallet, and how to use it with Doge?](/dogepedia/articles/dogecoin-hardware-wallets)
 - [How do I recover a lost wallet?](/dogepedia/articles/recover-a-lost-wallet)
+- [How does Dogecoin tipping work?](/dogepedia/articles/how-tipping-works)
 - [What is a wallet, really?](/dogepedia/articles/what-is-a-wallet)
 
 ### Using your Doge {#using-doge}

content/en/dogepedia/articles/how-tipping-works.md

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+title = "How does Dogecoin tipping work?"
+date = "2026-07-11"
+type = "article"
+
+[ author ]
+  name = "Dogecoin"
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+
+Tipping with Dogecoin is one of the simplest ways to say **thanks** online: send a small amount of DOGE to someone’s address when they help you, make something cool, or just made your day.
+
+### What you need
+
+1. A [Dogecoin wallet](/dogepedia/articles/how-do-i-get-a-wallet) you control (or an exchange account, though self-custody is better for frequent tips).
+2. A little DOGE ([how to get Dogecoin](/dogepedia/articles/get-dogecoin)).
+3. The recipient’s **Dogecoin address** (or QR code).
+
+### How to tip (basic flow)
+
+1. Open your wallet and choose **Send**.
+2. Paste the address or scan the QR.
+3. Enter a small amount (tips are often tiny — that is fine; fees on Dogecoin are usually low).
+4. Confirm and wait for the network to include the transaction.
+5. Optionally share the transaction ID so the other person can verify it on a block explorer.
+
+Related: [Send and receive Dogecoin](/dogepedia/articles/send-and-receive-dogecoin)
+
+### Good places people tip
+
+- Creators, developers, and open-source maintainers who post a tip address.
+- Community helpers who answer questions.
+- Merchants or projects that publish a DOGE address for donations.
+
+**Never** tip to an address that appeared only in a random DM or “support” chat unless you already trust the person.
+
+### Tips vs buying something
+
+| Tips | Paying a merchant |
+|------|-------------------|
+| Thank-you / donation | Goods or services |
+| Often one-off small amount | Agreed price |
+| Address may be a tip jar | Prefer invoice / checkout when available |
+
+Businesses that want structured DOGE payments should read [How can my business accept Dogecoin?](/dogepedia/articles/how-can-my-business-accept-dogecoin).
+
+### Safety checklist
+
+- Double-check the first and last characters of the address before sending.
+- Start with a tiny test tip if the amount is large.
+- Keep backups of your wallet ([backup guide](/dogepedia/articles/how-to-backup-a-wallet)).
+- Never share seed phrases or private keys — real tips never require them.
+
+### Why tipping fits Dogecoin
+
+Dogecoin was built for friendly, everyday transfers. Low friction and community culture make micro-tips practical. If someone fixed a bug, wrote a guide, or helped you set up a node — a tip is a shibe way to pay it forward.
+
+See also: [How can I help Doge?](/dogepedia/articles/how-can-i-help-doge) · [Join the community](/dogepedia/articles/join-the-dogecoin-community)

content/en/dogepedia/articles/recover-a-lost-wallet.md

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+title = "How do I recover a lost wallet?"
+date = "2026-07-11"
+type = "article"
+
+[ author ]
+  name = "Dogecoin"
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+
+Losing access to a Dogecoin wallet is stressful, but recovery is often possible **if you still have a backup** of the private keys, a seed phrase, or a `wallet.dat` file. Without those, the coins cannot be recovered by anyone — not Dogecoin developers, not exchanges, and not the Foundation.
+
+### If you have a seed phrase (mnemonic)
+
+Many modern wallets (mobile, hardware, and some desktop apps) generate a **seed phrase** (usually 12 or 24 words).
+
+1. Download the **official** wallet app from the manufacturer or from [dogecoin.com wallets](/wallets/) — never from an unsolicited link.
+2. Choose **Restore** / **Import** / **Recover wallet**.
+3. Enter the seed words in the exact order, and any optional passphrase if you set one.
+4. Wait for the wallet to resync and show balances.
+
+**Security:** never type your seed into a website, never photograph it for cloud chat, and never share it with "support" strangers.
+
+Related: [How do I backup a Dogecoin wallet?](/dogepedia/articles/how-to-backup-a-wallet)
+
+### If you used Dogecoin Core and have `wallet.dat`
+
+1. Install a current [Dogecoin Core](https://github.com/dogecoin/dogecoin/releases) release for your OS.
+2. **Before first launch** (or while Core is fully quit), place your backup `wallet.dat` in the Dogecoin data directory (see Core docs for your platform), or use the restore/import workflow described in the backup guide.
+3. Start Dogecoin Core and allow the blockchain to sync (or use a pruned node if you know what you are doing).
+4. Check balances after the wallet finishes rescanning.
+
+If the wallet was encrypted, you still need the encryption password.
+
+Full steps: [How do I backup a Dogecoin wallet?](/dogepedia/articles/how-to-backup-a-wallet)
+
+### If you used a hardware wallet
+
+Hardware wallets are usually recovered with the seed phrase on a **new** device or software wallet from the same vendor:
+
+1. Get a replacement device or trusted software wallet.
+2. Use the vendor’s **restore from seed** flow.
+3. Verify receive addresses against notes you made earlier when possible.
+
+See: [Dogecoin hardware wallets](/dogepedia/articles/dogecoin-hardware-wallets)
+
+### If you only remember an exchange login
+
+Coins held on an exchange are controlled by the exchange account, not a personal seed:
+
+1. Use the exchange’s official password-reset and support channels.
+2. Enable 2FA once you regain access.
+3. For long-term holdings, consider withdrawing to a wallet **you** control ([get a wallet](/dogepedia/articles/how-do-i-get-a-wallet)).
+
+### If you have nothing left
+
+Without a seed, private keys, or a `wallet.dat` (and password if encrypted), the coins cannot be recovered. Dogecoin is designed so that no central party can reset ownership.
+
+### Next steps after recovery
+
+- Create a **new backup** immediately ([backup guide](/dogepedia/articles/how-to-backup-a-wallet)).
+- Store seed / backups offline in more than one safe place.
+- Prefer a [hardware wallet](/dogepedia/articles/dogecoin-hardware-wallets) for larger amounts.
+- Learn safe [send and receive](/dogepedia/articles/send-and-receive-dogecoin) habits.
+
+If you are still stuck, ask in community channels listed under [join the Dogecoin community](/dogepedia/articles/join-the-dogecoin-community) — but **never** share private keys or seed phrases.

themes/hello-friend-ng/assets/scss/_header.scss

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     display: flex;
     flex-direction: row;
     align-items: center;
+    flex-wrap: nowrap; /* keep locale + menu trigger on one row (#163) */
 
     @media #{$media-size-tablet} {
       flex-direction: row-reverse;

themes/hello-friend-ng/assets/scss/_locale.scss

@@ -4,6 +4,9 @@
     text-transform: uppercase;
     min-width: 113px;
     text-align: left;
+    position: relative; /* anchor dropdown so it does not shove the navbar (#163) */
+    flex-shrink: 0;
+    z-index: 110;
 
     a {
         text-decoration: none !important;
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         text-decoration: none;
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+    .current-locale {
+        display: inline-flex;
+        align-items: center;
+        gap: 4px;
+        white-space: nowrap;
+    }
+
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         cursor: pointer;
 
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             display: block;
             position: absolute;
+            right: 0; /* keep under the control on narrow screens */
+            left: auto;
             width: 110px;
             padding: 10px 0px 10px 0px;
+            z-index: 120;
 
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+        margin-left: 0;
+        margin-right: 4px;
+    }
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+    /* Hide language code badge on small screens — flag only (#163) */
+    .locale .current-locale .badge {
+        display: none;
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+/* When the hamburger menu is open, keep locale on the same row as icons */
+@media screen and (max-width: 768px) {
+    .header__right {
+        flex-wrap: nowrap;
+        max-width: calc(100vw - 80px);
+    }
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+    .locale:hover .locale-list {
+        position: fixed;
+        top: 56px;
+        right: 12px;
+        left: auto;
+        width: min(160px, calc(100vw - 24px));
+        max-height: 60vh;
+        overflow-y: auto;
+        box-shadow: 0 8px 24px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.45);
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