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@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+m4_navtable(← Day 9,../day9, , ,Alta Via 2,../)
+
+# After the hike
+
+m4_navtable(← Day 9,../day9, , ,Alta Via 2,../)
diff --git a/src/av2/after/after.md b/src/av2/after/after.md
deleted file mode 100644
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+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,7 +0,0 @@
-# After the hike
-
-|[← Day 9](../day9)|[Alta Via 2](../)|
-|:-|-:|
-
-|[← Day 9](../day9)|[Alta Via 2](../)|
-|:-|-:|
diff --git a/src/av2/day1/day1.md b/src/av2/day1/da1.m4
index 079f3f2..62bc16f 100644
--- a/src/av2/day1/day1.md
+++ b/src/av2/day1/da1.m4
@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
-# Day 1 - The Odles in the rain
+m4_navtable(← Preparation,../preparation,Alta Via 2,../,Day 2 →,../day2)
 
-|[← Preparation](../preparation)|[Alta Via 2](../)|[Day 2 →](../day2)|
-|:-|:-:|-:|
+# Day 1 - The Odles in the rain
 
+m4_caption({{{{{August 20, 2025}}}}})
 
 ## Route of the day
 
@@ -42,7 +42,8 @@ Just before we reach Kreutztal, our starting point, it starts raining.
 ## The hike begins
 
 ![My dad and I, ready to start hiking](../img/20-0924-kreutztal.jpg)
-<p align="center">*My dad and I, ready to start hiking.*</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{My dad and I, ready to start hiking.}}}}})
 
 By the time we reach Kreutztal (2000m on sea level), park the car and
 put on our rain clothes, it is already 9:30. And this is going to be
@@ -55,9 +56,10 @@ get close enough to take a picture of our first checkpoint.
 At least the view from up there is... something.
 
 ![The Odles, surrounded by clouds](../img/20-1033-odles-clouds.jpg)
-<p align="center">*The
-[Odles](https://www.val-gardena.com/en/dolomites/geisler-mountain-group/),
-surrounded by clouds.*</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{The
+<a href="https://www.val-gardena.com/en/dolomites/geisler-mountain-group">Odles</a>
+surrounded by clouds.}}}}})
 
 The clouds came and went, but this is pretty much the clearest the
 skies have been the whole morning. Besides the cold and the rain being
@@ -73,8 +75,9 @@ Luckily it did not take us long to find the right way, and we kept descending
 in a [larch](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larch) forest.
 
 ![Trail in the forest](../img/20-1150-forest.jpg)
-<p align="center">*A trail in a forest between Plosehütte and
-Schlüterhütte - Rifugio Genova.*</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{A trail in a forest between Plosehütte and
+Schlüterhütte - Rifugio Genova.}}}}})
 
 The descent is pleasant. We even manage to catch some break from the
 heavy rain, and take a few more pictures of the Odles.
@@ -93,9 +96,9 @@ at that point, which left us wondering if we were doing the right thing.
 We are then blocked by a more difficult trail feature: cows.
 
 ![Cows blocking the road](../img/20-1324-cows.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*Cows are blocking the road. Yes, that little gap is the only way forward.*
-</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{Cows are blocking the road.
+Yes, that little gap is the only way forward.}}}}})
 
 After overcoming this zoological obstacle, we reached the
 Schlüterhütte - Rifugio Genova at 16:00 and we stop for a slice of
@@ -108,9 +111,9 @@ first day.  But unfortunately we cannot stop here. At 16:30 we begin
 the long descent towards Lungiarü (1398m).
 
 ![Me pointing down towards the fog](../img/20-1703-descent.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*Down there, that's where we have to go. Do you see it? Me neither.*
-</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+Down there, that's where we have to go. Do you see it? Me neither.}}}}})
 
 We walk for two hours in the rain and the fog before reaching the
 village. Two hours may not sound like much, but it felt like an
@@ -121,5 +124,4 @@ The village of Lungiarü, in
 we have no energy for sightseeing. All we can do before falling asleep
 is a shower, dinner, and trying to dry our clothes for the next day.
 
-|[← Preparation](../preparation)|[Alta Via 2](../)|[Day 2 →](../day2)|
-|:-|:-:|-:|
+m4_navtable(← Preparation,../preparation,Alta Via 2,../,Day 2 →,../day2)
diff --git a/src/av2/day2/day2.md b/src/av2/day2/da2.m4
index f6fc485..78a3280 100644
--- a/src/av2/day2/day2.md
+++ b/src/av2/day2/da2.m4
@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
+m4_navtable(← Day 1,../day1,Alta Via 2,../,Day 3 →,../day3)
+
 # Day 2 - Trail 666
 
-|[← Day 1](../day1)|[Alta Via 2](../)|[Day 3 →](../day3)|
-|:-|:-:|-:|
+m4_caption({{{{{August 21, 2025}}}}})
 
 ## Route of the day
 
@@ -47,10 +48,10 @@ hut, was going to be very steep. However, we found out that it was very
 well kept, which made it easier than we expected.
 
 ![The trail to forcella Puez](../img/21-1103-forcella-puez.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*The trail up to forcella Puez is reinforced with some trunks that
-turn it almost into a staircase.*
-</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+The trail up to forcella Puez is reinforced with some trunks that
+turn it almost into a staircase.}}}}})
 
 Unfortunately, as we walked up the weather got much worse, and we were
 forced to wear all our rain clothes again, including gloves.
@@ -106,10 +107,10 @@ is not steep at first.  Luckily, as predicted, after about one our the
 rain stops.
 
 ![A view of the Odles from the Gardena Pass side](../img/21-1559-gardena.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*Our last view of Gardena Pass and the Odles group, on the way up
-to the Pisciadù hut.*
-<p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+Our last view of Gardena Pass and the Odles group, on the way up
+to the Pisciadù hut.}}}}})
 
 But then we reach the infamous trail 666. This is not a nickname, it
 is the actual number that the [Italian Alpine Club](https://www.cai.it/)
@@ -140,7 +141,8 @@ more than 8 hours of hiking (plus the 9 hours of the previous day). And
 a safety rope is certainly of no use if kept in the backpack.
 
 ![Trail 666](../img/21-1654-trail666.jpg)
-<p align="center">*Trail 666 is really steep.*</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{Trail 666 is really steep.}}}}})
 
 Overall, the steel rope and the handles are of great help, and although
 a couple of times I was unsure where to put my feet and risked slipping,
@@ -156,10 +158,10 @@ But at 17:30, exhausted but satisfied, we finally reach the top of
 this climb. The Pisciadù hut (2587m) is just around the corner.
 
 ![My dad at the end of trail 666](../img/21-1734-pisciadu.jpg)
-<p align="center">*My dad at the end of trail 666.*</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{My dad at the end of trail 666.}}}}})
 
 We, our clothes and our boots are still wet from all the rain we caught
 throught the day. Let's hope everything dries up during the night.
 
-|[← Day 1](../day1)|[Alta Via 2](../)|[Day 3 →](../day3)|
-|:-|:-:|-:|
+m4_navtable(← Day 1,../day1,Alta Via 2,../,Day 3 →,../day3)
diff --git a/src/av2/day3/day3.md b/src/av2/day3/da3.m4
index c0716dc..b031a04 100644
--- a/src/av2/day3/day3.md
+++ b/src/av2/day3/da3.m4
@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
+m4_navtable(← Day 2,../day2,Alta Via 2,../,Day 4 →,../day4)
+
 # Day 3 - A knee-breaking descent
 
-|[← Day 2](../day2)|[Alta Via 2](../)|[Day 4 →](../day4)|
-|:-|:-:|-:|
+m4_caption({{{{{August 22, 2025}}}}})
 
 ## Route of the day
 
@@ -20,7 +21,8 @@ in the Alps are just too humid. But at least we can finally see some
 sun. The weather is going to be much better for the next few days.
 
 ![View from the Pisciadù hut](../img/22-0702-pisciadu.jpg)
-<p align=center>*A beatiful view from the Pisciadù hut at dawn.*</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{A beatiful view from the Pisciadù hut at dawn.}}}}})
 
 The beds in the hut were comfortable and we slept well. After a comical
 incident with my dad's boots - he put on someone else's pair, not knowing
@@ -28,7 +30,8 @@ that I had brought his back into our room, and spent a good 15 minutes
 searching for them - we are ready to leave the hut at 8:20.
 
 ![The Pisciadù the lake and Piz Pisciadù](../img/22-0756-pisciadu-lake.jpg)
-<p align="center">*The Pisciadù lake and Piz Pisciadù (peak Pisciadù).*</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{The Pisciadù lake and Piz Pisciadù (peak Pisciadù).}}}}})
 
 The days starts with a short but somewhat steep section of the trail.
 There are some steel ropes and we use our simple harness once again,
@@ -46,7 +49,8 @@ cold, probably only a couple of degrees above 0°C, and there is some
 unpleasantly cold breeze.
 
 ![My dad resting on a rock](../img/22-0946-fog.jpg)
-<p align="center">*My dad resting on a rock, trying to keep warm.*</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{My dad resting on a rock, trying to keep warm.}}}}})
 
 The fog comes and goes, letting us see the beautiful panorama for
 a few brief moments.
@@ -69,11 +73,12 @@ We reach [Rifugio Boè](https://www.rifugioboe.it), a recently renovated
 hut at 2873m, before 11:00.
 
 ![Piz Boè](../img/22-1145-piz-boe.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*A view of Piz Boè (peak Boè) from Rifugio Boè (Boè hut). The hut
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+A view of Piz Boè (peak Boè) from Rifugio Boè (Boè hut). The hut
 on the top of Piz Boè is, perhaps confusingly, called
-[Capanna Piz Fassa](https://www.rifugiocapannapizfassa.com/en/).*
-</p>
+<a href="https://www.rifugiocapannapizfassa.com/en">Capanna Piz Fassa</a>.
+}}}}})
 
 We have now left Sout Tyrol. The rest of the Alta Via 2 route
 roughly follows the border between the provinces of Trento and
@@ -99,7 +104,8 @@ is screaming for mercy I am really hating it. I would have rather walked it
 up twice than down once.
 
 ![The steep descent to the Pordoi Pass](../img/22-1236-pordoi-descent.jpg)
-<p align="center">*The steep descent to the Pordoi Pass.*</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{The steep descent to the Pordoi Pass.}}}}})
 
 We reach the [Pordoi Pass](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pordoi_Pass)
 at 13:30. I need a long break before continuining, so we decide to
@@ -108,12 +114,13 @@ Luckily the weather is nice - or not terrible, at least -
 and we can enjoy a nice view of the surroundings.
 
 ![View from the Pordoi Pass](../img/22-1358-pordoi-pass.jpg)
-<p align="center">*The mountains surrounding the Pordoi Pass.*</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{The mountains surrounding the Pordoi Pass.}}}}})
 
 ![View towards Canazei](../img/22-1431-canazei.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*The view in the direction of [Cianacei](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canazei).*
-</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{The view in the direction of
+<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canazei">Cianacei</a>.}}}}})
 
 ## Her majesty, the Marmolada
 
@@ -138,15 +145,16 @@ And finally we have a good view on the Marmolada, the Queen of the
 Dolomites.
 
 ![Me in front of the Marmolada](../img/22-1510-marmolada.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*The Marmolada, the highest mountain in the Dolomites, and its glacier.
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+The Marmolada, the highest mountain in the Dolomites, and its glacier.
 At the feet of the massif you can see the
-[Fedaia Lake](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fedaia_Lake), around which
+<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fedaia_Lake">Fedaia lake</a>, around which
 there are a couple of huts, including the one where we are staying tonight.
 In the distance you can see the
-[Pelmo](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Pelmo) and the
-[Civetta](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Civetta).*
-</p>
+<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Pelmo">Pelmo</a> and the
+<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Civetta">Civetta</a>.
+}}}}})
 
 We stop at [Rifugio Viel Dal Pan](https://www.rifugiovieldalpan.com/)
 (2432m) for a short break at 15:30. From there, the steep descent towards
@@ -158,7 +166,7 @@ of the lake to [Rifugio Fedaia](https://www.rifugiofedaia.com/). The
 closer [Rifugio Castiglioni](https://www.rifugiomarmolada.it/), where
 we stop for a beer, was fully booked when we planned our trip.
 
-![Fedaia Lake](../img/22-1730-fedaia.jpg)
+![Fedaia lake](../img/22-1730-fedaia.jpg)
 
 We walk fast on the old road next to the lake, chatting with a local
 resident who helps us keep up the pace.  We arrive at our hotel at 18:05,
@@ -168,5 +176,4 @@ to find a comfortable room with private bathroom waiting for us.
 This day was longer than we planned, partly because of my knee.
 But the scenery was beautiful.
 
-|[← Day 2](../day2)|[Alta Via 2](../)|[Day 4 →](../day4)|
-|:-|:-:|-:|
+m4_navtable(← Day 2,../day2,Alta Via 2,../,Day 4 →,../day4)
diff --git a/src/av2/day4/day4.md b/src/av2/day4/da4.m4
index 10cb943..5d82a3e 100644
--- a/src/av2/day4/day4.md
+++ b/src/av2/day4/da4.m4
@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
+m4_navtable(← Day 3,../day3,Alta Via 2,../,Day 5 →,../day5)
+
 # Day 4 - The forest and the pastures
 
-|[← Day 3](../day3)|[Alta Via 2](../)|[Day 5 →](../day5)|
-|:-|:-:|-:|
+m4_caption({{{{{August 23, 2025}}}}})
 
 ## Route of the day
 
@@ -30,20 +31,22 @@ are at a lower altitude than we have been for most of the other days,
 it is also much warmer than, say, yesterday morning.
 
 ![A view from the trail in the forest](../img/23-1115-view.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*A view from the forest, on the way up from Malga Ciapèla to Forca Rossa.*
-</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+A view from the forest, on the way up from Malga Ciapèla to Forca Rossa.
+}}}}})
 
 The forest soon leaves space to grassy slopes and naked rock.  The way
 up is still pleasant, and we have met almost no other hiker so far -
 in stark contrast with the previous day.
 
 ![Grassy slops up to Forca Rossa](../img/23-1220-forca-rossa.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*The lower clay-red peak on the center-left of the picture is Forca Rossa,
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+The lower clay-red peak on the center-left of the picture is Forca Rossa,
 where we are headed. "Rossa" in Italian means "red" - it's nice when things
-are what their name says they are, isn't it?*
-</p>
+are what their name says they are, isn't it?
+}}}}})
 
 We arrive at *Forca Rossa* (2500m) at 13:05. Only in the last few minutes
 my knee gave me some problems, but it is not so bad that it makes me
@@ -55,15 +58,16 @@ be some kind of force field blocking tourists from entering the province
 of Belluno.
 
 ![View from Forca Rossa to the Belluno side](../img/23-1325-forca-rossa-bl.jpg)
-<p align="center">*View from Forca Rossa to the Belluno side.*</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{View from Forca Rossa to the Belluno side.}}}}})
 
 ![My dad and I chilling](../img/23-1333-chilling.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*My dad and I chilling - quite literally, because of the wind.*
-</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{My dad and I chilling - quite literally, because of the wind.}}}}})
 
 ![View from Forca Rossa to the Trentino side](../img/23-1338-forca-rossa-tn.jpg)
-<p align="center">*View from Forca Rossa to the Trentino side.*</p>
+
+m4_caption(View from Forca Rossa to the Trentino side.)
 
 ## Walking down green pastures
 
@@ -73,7 +77,8 @@ of protein bars and taking many pictures, we start walking down towards
 Fuciade at 13:40.
 
 ![The path to Fuciade](../img/23-1420-pastures.jpg)
-<p align="center">*Walking down to Fuciade.*</p>
+
+m4_caption(Walking down to Fuciade.)
 
 The way down is quite relaxing. We walk among green pastures, where
 cows and horses grazed freely. That is, until they are less romantically
@@ -87,11 +92,10 @@ descending quickly leads away from the crowd.  This place gave a sense
 of tranquillity.
 
 ![Me relaxing in Fuciade](../img/23-1512-fuciade.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*Me relaxing in Fuciade while I enjoy a glass of
-[Radler](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shandy#Radler) - don't be fooled
-by the Coca-Cola can.*
-</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{Me relaxing in Fuciade while I enjoy a glass of
+<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shandy#Radler">radler</a>
+- don't be fooled by the Coca-Cola can.}}}}})
 
 After a short short break, we move to
 [Rifugio Flora Alpina](https://floralpina.it) (1800m), that we reach
@@ -101,14 +105,14 @@ and the only peaks that are not hidden by trees are the
 [Focobón group](https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gruppo_del_Focobon).
 
 ![The Mulaz and the Focobon group](../img/23-1818-focobon.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*A spectacular view of the Mulaz and the Focobón group. As the light
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+A spectacular view of the Mulaz and the Focobón group. As the light
 changed and the clouds moved, the colors changed as well. I spent quite
-some time just sitting outside the hut, admiring these peaks.*
-</p>
+some time just sitting outside the hut, admiring these peaks.
+}}}}})
 
 Now, for the first time since we started our journey, we some time 
 to relax before dinner. We enjoy a sauna and a hot tub.
 
-|[← Day 3](../day3)|[Alta Via 2](../)|[Day 5 →](../day5)|
-|:-|:-:|-:|
+m4_navtable(← Day 3,../day3,Alta Via 2,../,Day 5 →,../day5)
diff --git a/src/av2/day5/day5.md b/src/av2/day5/da5.m4
index fdb0582..97484fb 100644
--- a/src/av2/day5/day5.md
+++ b/src/av2/day5/da5.m4
@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
+m4_navtable(← Day 4,../day4,Alta Via 2,../,Day 6 →,../day6)
+
 # Day 5 - Entering the Pala group
 
-|[← Day 4](../day4)|[Alta Via 2](../)|[Day 6 →](../day6)|
-|:-|:-:|-:|
+m4_caption({{{{{August 24, 2025}}}}})
 
 ## Route of the day
 
@@ -16,11 +17,12 @@
 ## Back on track
 
 ![The Focobon group at dawn](../img/24-0648-focobon.jpg)
-<p align=center>
-*Forgive me if this photo is the same at the last one of the previous day,
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+Forgive me if this photo is the same at the last one of the previous day,
 but it is one of my favorite. It is also quite fascinating how the light
-at dawn mixes up all the colors compared to previous day's picture.*
-</p>
+at dawn mixes up all the colors compared to previous day's picture.
+}}}}})
 
 After a long sleep, we are ready to leave Flora Alpina at 8:20. Our
 first checkpoint is the
@@ -40,13 +42,16 @@ why deserves a name. Perhaps the name refers to the whole area which I
 guess could be described as a rocky meadow.
 
 ![The rocky meadow](../img/24-1027-pale-di-gargol.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*The Pale di Gargol. The term "pala" means "shovel" in Italian,
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+The Pale di Gargol. The term "pala" means "shovel" in Italian,
 but according to the
-[Italian Wikipedia page](https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pale_di_San_Martino#Il_toponimo)
-about the [Pale di San Martino](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pala_group)
+<a href="https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pale_di_San_Martino#Il_toponimo">
+Italian Wikipedia page</a> about the
+<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pala_group">Pale di San Martino</a>
 mountains, in the local language it once denoted a grassy slope at the
-feet of a mountain range.*
+feet of a mountain range.
+}}}}})
 
 Once again, the landscape has changed to show us something completely
 different from that we have seen in this trip so far. The continuous
@@ -55,15 +60,15 @@ any combination of those features is in my opinion one of the most
 fascinating aspects of Alta Via 2.
 
 ![Walking down to Passo Valles](../img/24-1129-panorama.jpg)
-<p aling="center">
-*Walking down to Passo Valles. In the background, the
-Pale di San Martino.*
+
+m4_caption({{{{{Walking down to Passo Valles.
+In the background, the Pale di San Martino.}}}}})
 
 The trail continues almost flat in this unusual scenery until we
 descend to [Passo Valles](https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passo_Valles) (2032m)
 at around 11:50. We are now entering the fascinating section of
-the *Pale di San Martino*, also known in Englis as the
-[Pala group]((https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pala_group), of.which
+the *Pale di San Martino*, also known in English as the
+[Pala group](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pala_group), of.which
 the Mulaz and the Focobon group are the northernmost peaks.
 
 But first we need a break. We stop at a bar on the pass for a coffee
@@ -75,9 +80,8 @@ We leave the bar at 12:20, and in half an hour we reach Forcella
 Veneggia (2217m). The view opens up to the wild valley in the south.
 
 ![The view from Forcella Veneggia](../img/24-1252-forcella-veneggia.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*The view from Forcella Veneggia.*
-</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{The view from Forcella Veneggia.}}}}})
 
 So far, the day has not been particularly challenging. Later on
 we'll have to pass some difficult sections, but for now we continue
@@ -109,16 +113,18 @@ The trail abruptly becomes extremely steep, and very demanding on my
 muscles, which so far had been enjoying a more relaxing day.
 
 ![The climb to Rifugio Mulaz](../img/24-1552-climb-to-mulaz.jpg)
-<p align="center">
- *Some steel ropes help make the climb to Rifugio Mulaz less dangerous.*
-</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+Some steel ropes help make the climb to Rifugio Mulaz less dangerous.
+}}}}})
 
 We reach Rifugio Mulaz (2570m) at 16:40, after a little more than
 8 hours from when we left Flora Alpina. Somehow, both these places
 are in the territory of [Falcade](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falcade).
 
 ![Reaching Rifugio Mulaz](../img/24-1638-mulaz.jpg)
-<p align="center">*Reaching Rifugio Mulaz*</p>
+
+m4_caption(Reaching Rifugio Mulaz)
 
 From this hut, the only landscape you can see, in any direction, is
 naked rock. There is a tiny window from where you can see a valley,
@@ -132,5 +138,4 @@ Oh and by the way, up here every resource is very scarce. There is
 no drinkable tap water, and showers cost 8€ for 5 minutes. But I
 really need one today.
 
-|[← Day 4](../day4)|[Alta Via 2](../)|[Day 6 →](../day6)|
-|:-|:-:|-:|
+m4_navtable(← Day 4,../day4,Alta Via 2,../,Day 6 →,../day6)
diff --git a/src/av2/day6/day6.md b/src/av2/day6/da6.m4
index d7ef6a0..9ec5bc2 100644
--- a/src/av2/day6/day6.md
+++ b/src/av2/day6/da6.m4
@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
+m4_navtable(← Day 5,../day5,Alta Via 2,../,Day 7 →,../day7)
+
 # Day 6 - The Farangole trail
 
-|[← Day 5](../day5)|[Alta Via 2](../)|[Day 7 →](../day7)|
-|:-|:-:|-:|
+m4_caption({{{{{August 25, 2025}}}}})
 
 ## Route of the day
 
@@ -38,12 +39,13 @@ In the morning. Luckily for you, I got up early enough to catch
 the sunset.
 
 ![The morning sunset](../img/25-0707-sunset.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*Rifugio Mulaz is closely surrounded by high mountains.  This is the only
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+Rifugio Mulaz is closely surrounded by high mountains.  This is the only
 spot where you could see something in the distance.  The sun rises from
 the peaks on the left of this picture, only to hide away behind those
-on the right shortly afterwards.*
-</p>
+on the right shortly afterwards.
+}}}}})
 
 It's a beautiful day, if only a bit cold. This time we get up earlier than
 usual and we are ready to leave at 7:15. The main challenge of the day
@@ -57,9 +59,10 @@ section of the trail that would not be particularly challenging, it was
 not for the fact that the track is not well marked.
 
 ![The trail after Forcella Margherita](../img/25-0740-after-forcella-margherita.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*The trail after Forcella Margherita, right before the Farangole pass.*
-</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+The trail after Forcella Margherita, right before the Farangole pass.
+}}}}})
 
 In fact, the traces of the hikers who missed the path are *more* visible
 than the actual trail, likely because said hikers made them more clear
@@ -72,8 +75,8 @@ it. This was probably a mistake, so we soon turn left and attach our
 trusty ropes to the steel supports.
 
 ![Me, climbing up to the Farangole pass](../img/25-0830-up-to-farangole-pass.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*Climbing up to the Farangole pass.*
+
+m4_caption(Climbing up to the Farangole pass.)
 
 The track is very steep, and at times
 [exposed](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exposure_%28heights%29), but the
@@ -81,11 +84,12 @@ steel ropes and the other supporting material is in a good state.
 Overall, this famous Farangole pass is easier than we expected.
 
 ![My dad climbing down from the Farangole pass](../img/25-0851-down-from-farangole.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*And down we go. The steel ladder looks like it ends in the void,
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+And down we go. The steel ladder looks like it ends in the void,
 but actually there is an extra steel beam protruding from the
-rock, and after that there only a 60cm drop.*
-</p>
+rock, and after that there only a 60cm drop.
+}}}}})
 
 After clearing the pass at around 9:00, we feel satisfied and proud of
 ourselves. My knee does not even hurt anymore.
@@ -96,17 +100,18 @@ blisfful ignorance, we enjoy the beautiful weather and we take plenty
 of pictures as we walk down from the pass.
 
 ![North view, towards the pass](../img/25-0910-blue-sky.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*The view North, towards the mountains we have just passed.*
-</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+The view North, towards the mountains we have just passed.
+}}}}})
 
 ![A rocky plateau](../img/25-1009-rocky-plateau.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*An imposing rocky plateau on the South.*
-</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{An imposing rocky plateau on the South.}}}}})
 
 ![The view to the North-East](../img/25-1019-north-east.jpg)
-<p align="center">*The view to the North-East.*</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{The view to the North-East.}}}}})
 
 ## The Farangole trail
 
@@ -118,12 +123,14 @@ surrounded by grass and soft soil, where no piece of supporting material
 can be fixed. At least it is not wet.
 
 ![My dad walking on the Farangole trail](../img/25-1109-dad-farangole.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*My dad walking on a narrow section of the Farangole trail.*
-</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+My dad walking on a narrow section of the Farangole trail.
+}}}}})
 
 ![Anoher hiker](../img/25-1141-hiker.jpg)
-<p align="center">*Another hiker following us on the same trail.*</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{Another hiker following us on the same trail.}}}}})
 
 Since this trail is challenging and dangerous, we have to keep
 constant focus on our steps and the way ahead of us. We have little
@@ -131,12 +138,13 @@ time to relax and enjoy the beautiful view, and we take much fewer
 pictures than we did earlier.
 
 ![View from the Farangole trail](../img/25-1158-view.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*The view from the last part of the Farangole trail, towards
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+The view from the last part of the Farangole trail, towards
 the East. Soon we'll have to walk down to the dry bed of the
 river at the bottom center of this picture. On the left, you
-can see the tiny line that is the Farangle trail.*
-</p>
+can see the tiny line that is the Farangle trail.
+}}}}})
 
 At 12:30 we reach the bottom of *Valgrande* (*Pian dei Cantoni*, 2310m).
 
@@ -148,7 +156,8 @@ technically fairly challenging. I am relieved that now I can just
 let my leg bring me up, and I reach the hut at 13:05.
 
 ![Rifugio Rosetta](../img/25-1321-rosetta.jpg)
-<p align="center">*Rifugio Rosetta*.</p>
+
+m4_caption(Rifugio Rosetta)
 
 [Rifugio Rosetta](https://www.rifugiorosetta.it) (2581m) is easily
 reachable with a cable car, and because of this it is very crowded,
@@ -168,7 +177,8 @@ but luckily for us it won't last long.  Our plan is to walk down until
 The way down is slow and tedious, and my knee starts hurting again.
 
 ![Down from Rifugio Rosetta](../img/25-1519-down-from-rosetta.jpg)
-<p align="center">*Walking down from Rifugio Rosetta*.</p>
+
+m4_caption(Walking down from Rifugio Rosetta.)
 
 The way up to the pass is steep, and there is a long section equipped
 with a steel rope. But the equipped part is actually very easy compared
@@ -176,7 +186,8 @@ to other similar trails that we have walked this morning and in the
 previous days.
 
 ![My dad walking on the equipped trail](../img/25-1606-rope.jpg)
-<p align="center">*My dad walking on this equipped section.*</p>
+
+m4_caption(My dad walking on this equipped section.)
 
 After reaching Pass dei Ball, we walk down slowly to
 [Rifugio Pradidali](https://www.rifugiopradidali.com/eng/Home.html)
@@ -194,5 +205,4 @@ The showers are still expensive, and when it is my turn the water boiler
 has run out of gas, and I can either wait for it to be replaced or do a
 freezing cold shower. I don't want to wait, so arctic shower here I come!
 
-|[← Day 5](../day5)|[Alta Via 2](../)|[Day 7 →](../day7)|
-|:-|:-:|-:|
+m4_navtable(← Day 5,../day5,Alta Via 2,../,Day 7 →,../day7)
diff --git a/src/av2/day7/day7.md b/src/av2/day7/da7.m4
index 357c755..3bc0251 100644
--- a/src/av2/day7/day7.md
+++ b/src/av2/day7/da7.m4
@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
+m4_navtable(← Day 6,../day6,Alta Via 2,../,Day 8 →,../day8)
+
 # Day 7 - The longest day
 
-|[← Day 6](../day6)|[Alta Via 2](../)|[Day 8 →](../day8)|
-|:-|:-:|-:|
+m4_caption({{{{{August 26, 2025}}}}})
 
 ## Route of the day
 
@@ -26,44 +27,49 @@ range. Our plan was to follow the easier route, and we stick to it.
 We leave the Pradidali at 7:30.
 
 ![Rifugio Pradidali](../img/26-0735-pradidali.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*Rifugio Pradidali and a mountain behind it, in a beautiful sunny morning.
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+Rifugio Pradidali and a mountain behind it, in a beautiful sunny morning.
 Maybe I should have taken notes of the names of the peaks I photographed.
-Oh well, too late now.*
-</p>
+Oh well, too late now.
+}}}}})
 
 ![Val Canali](../img/26-0801-val-canali.jpg)
-<p align="center">*Val Canali.*</p>
+
+m4_caption(Val Canali.)
 
 The descent is quite diverse, alternating between rocks, gravel, grass
 and forest.  There are some steel ropes that seem oddly placed in a very
 simple section, but they would probably be useful in a rainy day.
 
 ![Walking down](../img/26-0814-walking-down.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*Walking down an easy trail, in a typical Dolomite landscape.*
-</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+Walking down an easy trail, in a typical Dolomite landscape.
+}}}}})
 
 At 9:50 we reach the ruins of *malga Pradidali* (1428 meters on sea level).
 So far it has been a nice sunny day, and the walk has been easy.  But the
 end of the day will be very different.
 
 ![The ruins of malga Pradidali](../img/26-0954-malga-pradidali.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*The ruins of malga Pradidali. A "malga" is a building where people
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+The ruins of malga Pradidali. A "malga" is a building where people
 temporarily lived in the Summer while their cows grazed the high mountain
 pastures that surround it. Malga Antersasc, that we passed by in
-[day one](../day1), is another example. Many malgas are still in use nowadays,
-and they often sell locally-produced dairy products, but unfortunately
-for us we only found ruins in this trip.*
-</p>
+<a href="../day1">day one</a>, is another example. Many malgas are
+still in use nowadays, and they often sell locally-produced dairy products,
+but unfortunately for us we only found ruins in this trip.
+}}}}})
 
 The trail continues in the forest, and at 10:35 we pass by *malga
 Canali* (1307m).  This one *was* in use, and we could have stopped to
 eat something if we wanted, but we did not.
 
 ![The pastures behind malga Canali](../img/26-1040-from-malga-canali.jpg)
-<p align="center">*The pastures behind malga Canali.*</p>
+
+m4_caption(The pastures behind malga Canali.)
 
 We now have to walk up to reach Rifugio Treviso (1631m). The trail in
 the forest becomes steep, but it does not last long. We reach the hut
@@ -83,8 +89,8 @@ walking steep trails for more than a week at this point. We walk slowly,
 but steadily.
 
 ![Forested mountains to the North-West](../img/26-1354-forested-slopes.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*The forested slopes on the North-West.*
+
+m4_caption(The forested slopes on the North-West.)
 
 On our way up, we meet a couple walking down from the forcella. They
 tell us that they could see nothing at all on the other side, because
@@ -93,12 +99,14 @@ literally, because it is such a sunny day on this side, but indeed
 when we reach the tight pass at 14:30 we can see it with out own eyes.
 
 ![The fog oon the other side](../img/26-1432-fog.jpg)
-<p align="center">*The fog on the other side of forcella d'Oltro.*</p>
+
+m4_caption(The fog on the other side of forcella d'Oltro.)
 
 ![The sunny side where we came from](../img/26-1439-not-fog.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*The side where we came from, in contrast, is perfectly sunny.*
-</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+The side where we came from, in contrast, is perfectly sunny.
+}}}}})
 
 We need another short break, but we don't want to stay here for
 too long, because, as often happens in these tight high passes,
@@ -119,10 +127,11 @@ but we are walking on a tight ledge on a grassy slope that requires us
 to focus.
 
 ![Me on the tight ledge](../img/26-1603-tight-ledge.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*Me on this tight path that, for whatever reason, is leading back
-up instead of down to Pass Cereda. As you can see, I am not amused.*
-</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+Me on this tight path that, for whatever reason, is leading back
+up instead of down to Pass Cereda. As you can see, I am not amused.
+}}}}})
 
 Only after we reach the altitude of 2150m do we start going down,
 but this time very slowly. We cannot see very far due to the fog,
@@ -131,10 +140,12 @@ But at least there are some interesting rock formations close to
 us that are worth admiring.
 
 ![Some curious rock formations](../img/26-1619-rocks.jpg)
-<p align="center">*Some interesting rock formations close to the trail.*</p>
+
+m4_caption(Some interesting rock formations close to the trail.)
 
 ![A tree growing on a rock](../img/26-1644-tree.jpg)
-<p align="center">*A tree growing on top of a naked rock.*</p>
+
+m4_caption(A tree growing on top of a naked rock.)
 
 The trail gradually becomes less exposed, but more steep. My knee starts
 hurting once again, but I am not surprised, considering how long we have
@@ -145,9 +156,8 @@ we reach the hotel at the Cereda Pass (1361m) at 18:15. After
 almost 11 hours of walk, my feet and my knees are begging for mercy.
 
 ![Pastures around the Cereda Pass](../img/26-1758-cereda.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*The pastures around the Cereda Pass.*
-</p>
+
+m4_caption(The pastures around the Cereda Pass.)
 
 We have a private room at [Rifugio Cereda](https://www.rifugiocereda.com/en/),
 where we can have a shower rest well. The food is also amazing: I have
@@ -160,5 +170,4 @@ not in Germany.
 Unfortunately, the weather forecast for the next day are not as good
 as our dinner.
 
-|[← Day 6](../day6)|[Alta Via 2](../)|[Day 8 →](../day8)|
-|:-|:-:|-:|
+m4_navtable(← Day 6,../day6,Alta Via 2,../,Day 8 →,../day8)
diff --git a/src/av2/day8/day8.md b/src/av2/day8/da8.m4
index 2c35abf..2935b46 100644
--- a/src/av2/day8/day8.md
+++ b/src/av2/day8/da8.m4
@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
+m4_navtable(← Day 7,../day7,Alta Via 2,../,Day 9 →,../day9)
+
 # Day 8 - The Troi dei Caserin
 
-|[← Day 7](../day7)|[Alta Via 2](../)|[Day 9 →](../day9)|
-|:-|:-:|-:|
+m4_caption({{{{{August 27, 2025}}}}})
 
 ## Route of the day
 
@@ -13,5 +14,4 @@
 *Download the [gpx file](../gpx/av2-day8.gpx) or see the route on
 [outdooractive.com](https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-trail/san-martino-di-castrozza-primiero-vanoi/-2025-alta-via-2-day-8/325543034/?share=%7E3zdmeu44%244ossqbdb)*
 
-|[← Day 7](../day7)|[Alta Via 2](../)|[Day 9 →](../day9)|
-|:-|:-:|-:|
+m4_navtable(← Day 7,../day7,Alta Via 2,../,Day 9 →,../day9)
diff --git a/src/av2/day9/day9.md b/src/av2/day9/da9.m4
index 7abecdd..260d39a 100644
--- a/src/av2/day9/day9.md
+++ b/src/av2/day9/da9.m4
@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
+m4_navtable(← Day 8,../day8,Alta Via 2,../,After the hike →,../after)
+
 # Day 9 - Cutting short
 
-|[← Day 8](../day8)|[Alta Via 2](../)|[After the hike →](../after)|
-|:-|:-:|-:|
+m4_caption({{{{{August 28, 2025}}}}})
 
 ## Route of the day
 
@@ -13,5 +14,4 @@
 *Download the [gpx file](../gpx/av2-day9.gpx) or see the route on
 [outdooractive.com](https://www.outdooractive.com/en/route/hiking-trail/province-of-belluno/-2025-alta-via-2-day-9/325543151/?share=%7E3zdmfdkz%244ossqbdb)*
 
-|[← Day 8](../day8)|[Alta Via 2](../)|[After the hike →](../after)|
-|:-|:-:|-:|
+m4_navtable(← Day 8,../day8,Alta Via 2,../,After the hike →,../after)
diff --git a/src/av2/preparation/preparation.md b/src/av2/preparation/preparation.m4
index 0cea065..b565cee 100644
--- a/src/av2/preparation/preparation.md
+++ b/src/av2/preparation/preparation.m4
@@ -1,7 +1,6 @@
-# Preparation
+m4_navtable(← Alta Via 2,../, , ,Day 1 →,../day1)
 
-|[← Alta Via 2](../)|[Day 1 →](../day1)|
-|:-|-:|
+# Preparation
 
 Alta Via 2 is not a hike one can do without planning. Obviously, one must
 be sufficiently trained - though advanced climbing skills are generally
@@ -28,11 +27,12 @@ is something I enjoyed regardless of my goal of training for the hike;
 I even decided to take part in a local half-marathon (21.1km) run.
 
 ![Me, ready for a half marathon](../img/0-leiden-half-marathon.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*At the starting gate of the
-[Leiden half marathon](https://marathon.nl/). Two hours and six
-minutes later, I am not going to be smiling like that.*
-</p>
+
+m4_caption({{{{{
+At the starting gate of the
+<a href="https://marathon.nl/">Leiden half marathon</a>.
+Two hours and six minutes later, I am not going to be smiling like that.
+}}}}})
 
 The gym part was less entartaining for me, I never liked exercising
 indoors.  But I managed to train somewhat consistently once or twice a
@@ -183,9 +183,7 @@ At 12kg water included, the backpack is quite heavy. I could have saved a
 couple of kilos, but in the end we used almost everything that we brought.
 
 ![Me with my backpack on, at home](../img/19-0000-backpack.jpg)
-<p align="center">
-*Ready to go!*
-</p>
 
-|[← Alta Via 2](../)|[Day 1 →](../day1)|
-|:-|-:|
+m4_caption(Ready to go!)
+
+m4_navtable(← Alta Via 2,../, , ,Day 1 →,../day1)
diff --git a/src/blog/2023-10-15-build-time/build-time.md.bak b/src/blog/2023-10-15-build-time/build-time.md.bak
deleted file mode 100644
index 41a3d65..0000000
--- a/src/blog/2023-10-15-build-time/build-time.md.bak
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,119 +0,0 @@
-# Build time!
-
-After thinking about it for quite some time, my girlfriend and I finally
-got a nice desktop PC. This is our first build, and the first time I
-open up a desktop PC in 10 years or so!
-
-![A low-quality picture of my desk with the new PC](desk.jpg)
-
-## Specs
-
-* CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7700 (8 cores / 16 threads, 3.8GHz base / 5.3GHz Boost)
-* GPU: Asus AMD Radeon RX 6650 XT (8GB dedicated memory)
-* RAM: 2x32GB
-* SSD: 2TB NVMe
-
-We (especially my girlfriend) play some games, but not the newest AAA
-titles, and we are definitely willing to sacrifice some graphics quality.
-So we went for some "best bang for the buck" CPU and GPU, paying attention
-to the power usage, too.
-
-I also write code for fun, and for one of my hobby projects I would like
-to experiment with different sizes of RAM, so I wanted at least 32GB. We
-ended up getting 64 because we had some money left in our budget and we
-did not need (or want) a better (and more power-hungry) CPU or GPU.
-
-With the case and all the peripherals, including a pretty good 27"
-screen, we got it for less than 1400€, which I think is a good price.
-
-## Building it up
-
-We were a bit scared of putting all the pieces together. My girlfriend
-has never done it, and the last time I assembled a
-PC it was back in the days of spinning hard drives with
-[IDE connectors](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallel_ATA)
-and motherboard
-[beep codes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power-on_self-test#Progress_and_error_reporting).
-You know, when the PC kindly told you in pseudo-morse code exactly what
-was wrong. Those were the days!
-
-Nostalgia aside, the build process went pretty smoothly - except for
-a small cut on my middle finger. Here are some of the things I found
-interesting:
-
-### Black is the new green
-
-I remember mother boards and graphics card used to be all green, now not
-anymore! At least in our case, they are all black. Cool, I guess.
-
-### Tiny NVMe drive
-
-Modern NVMe drives are really small! I remember old hard disks being
-literal bricks - you would not want to drop one of those, lest it breaks
-your toes or damages the floor. Now you would not want to drop one for
-fear of loosing it under the sofa.
-
-### Fans everywhere
-
-The case has a fan, the CPU has a fan, the GPU has two. I don't remember
-there were this many fans in ~2009, but if it keeps my chips cool,
-I'll take it!
-
-### Damned RGB
-
-We (espcially me) do not like at all the modern "gamer aesthetics" that
-demand RGB lights everywhere. So we carefully chose components that had
-the no LEDs, or as little as possible. Unfortunately, the stock CPU fan
-has more lights than a Christmas tree. Our solid black case saves us here.
-
-### Ugly BIOS
-
-I mean, WTF is this screen?
-
-![A picture of my new PC showing the main BIOS screen](bios.jpg)
-
-It's like a B-tier early 2000s video game. I think the classic 80s
-style, curses-like graphics looked much better. But on the other hand,
-who cares.
-
-## Operating system
-
-We agreed on using Linux, because we are both Linux users, because all
-the games we would like to play work either natively or via proton,
-and because fuck you Microsoft and your crappy spyware.
-
-I use [Void](https://voidlinux.org/), but for a shared PC I would like
-something that "just works" with minimal setup. My girlfriend uses
-[Mint](https://linuxmint.com/), but she wanted to try out something
-new.  Debian seemed like a solid choice, and it is
-[very similar to Linux](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5ocXFgowZA)
-(in case you can't click on the link or don't understand Italian, it's a joke).
-
-For the desktop environment we initially went for XFCE, but my
-girlfriend immediately disliked it because many administration tasks
-were counter-intuitive or just impossible (e.g. adding a new user). So
-we switched to KDE, and we are both reasonably satisfied with it. However,
-I am a bit disappointed to see that it is (still) a bit buggy - some of the
-first disappointments include: [Discover](https://apps.kde.org/discover/)
-failing to open, KDE "administrator" users not being able to use `sudo`,
-the [screen failing to turn off](https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/f37-kde-5-27-screen-doesnt-dim-nor-turn-off/73960)
-after the set timeout.  At least it is not as buggy as the inital KDE4
-release in 2008.
-
-## Build time?
-
-So, how long does it take to build Linux on my new Linux build?
-
-```
-$ sudo apt build-dep linux
-$ wget https://cdn.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v6.x/linux-6.5.7.tar.xz
-$ tar -xvf linux-6.5.7.tar.xz 
-$ cd linux-6.5.7.tar.xz
-$ make mrproper
-$ make defconfig
-$ time make -j16
-
-real    1m27.215
-user    17m57.806s
-sys     1m46.663s
-```
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-        min-width:              33px;
-}
diff --git a/src/style-5.css b/src/style.css
index 81cde7f..81cde7f 100644
--- a/src/style-5.css
+++ b/src/style.css