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So I'm not sure how to phrase this, but I've noticed that with a sufficient number of posts listed by paginate (such as on your own homepage), one is able to scroll on the uncollapsed cover-page. A scrollbar is visible and even operational since the position carries over when the blog link is clicked and collapses the cover. That's kind of irritating, since I think it would be most new visitors' first inclination to scroll down before clicking that link. On mobile (chrome for android, in my case), it is possible to view the scrolling content below the cover image with a little fiddling around (desktop just shows white above and below the image when attempting to scroll past).
Maybe it's not possible to fix without taking paginate out of the main index.html (I'll probably try this), or maybe the overflow CSS property would do the trick (I couldn't figure out where to implement it if that is the case, however), but I think it really detracts from an otherwise clean and beautiful theme.
Or maybe a different version of paginate with more flexibility would work?