The admin was a section each for Home, About Us, Collections, Gallery, Collabs, Drops and Services,
because the site's pages were a constant in site-map.ts and a developer was the only one who could add
one. A page builder is going to replace that, so the nav stops enumerating pages.
What is left is the two things a page is NOT: Layout — the shell every page renders inside — and Pages,
listed but not built. Layout is first because it is first in the work: building pages before the frame
they sit in means building them twice.
The panel is a sketch of the page with the controls under it. Menu across the top, a body, the footer
at the bottom, in the chosen colours and typefaces — the same principle the header editor already
follows, where the admin renders the structure as the page will show it. It is honest about being a
sketch: drawing the logo and the rules would be a second implementation of the layout, and the two
would drift the first time either changed.
Fonts are a mapping, not free text. styles.css already declares four ROLES — body, sub, title,
display — and every template asks for a role rather than a typeface, so choosing a font is choosing
which of the four faces the build subsets plays each part. The list travels with the payload rather
than being copied here, because a picker offering a face the build never subsets renders as a fallback
nobody chose.
The per-page panels are NOT deleted. AboutPanel, HomePanel and RecordsPanel are still in the tree and
still work; they are unreachable, which is a line in sections.ts rather than a rewrite. The page
builder is not finished, and removing the only way to edit the live site's content before its
replacement exists would leave a gap with nothing in it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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