Expose the mobile screenshot to listing cards AND fix excessive left padding on the mobile JUST UPDATED scroll. Worker (jb-creators-worker.txt, hold for paste) + repo (index.html + css/justblt.css, hold for push it).
=== FIX 1: mobile scroll padding too large ===
On mobile, the JUST UPDATED horizontal scroll (.listing-scroll / .listing-scroll-wrap) has too much left padding/inset, pushing the first card inward so it looks off-center with dead space on the left. Reduce the left padding to something reasonable so the first card sits close to flush-left (a small consistent gutter, matching the rest of the mobile layout), with a slice of the next card peeking on the right. Check the .container padding + .listing-scroll padding + any wrap margin stacking up - reduce whatever is making the left inset oversized. Confirm at ~380px the first card is near flush-left with the next card peeking.
=== FIX 2: mobile card uses mobile screenshot ===
WORKER: add "screenshot_mobile_url" to both Airtable field-select lists (/api/listings feed and /api/search), and add screenshot_mobile_url: str(f.screenshot_mobile_url) to publicCard() alongside screenshot_desktop_url. Public-safe.
REPO (index.html): feedToCard exposes both (thumbImg=desktop, thumbImgMobile=mobile). The MOBILE card branch uses thumbImgMobile when present, falling back to thumbImg. Desktop row keeps desktop. If /everything and search render mobile cards, apply the same there.
VERIFICATION (mandatory): at ~380px the JUST UPDATED first card sits near flush-left with the next card peeking (padding reasonable, not oversized); /api/listings and /api/search return screenshot_mobile_url; the mobile card shows the MOBILE (phone-shaped) screenshot; a build with no mobile screenshot falls back to desktop; desktop row still uses desktop. Verify each holds. Self-review. Report what you verified and how. No AI attribution. Worker in .txt (hold), repo held for push it.
test build
testing the build to see if this helps find the padding problem
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