{{--
Public landing wrapper. Resolves the active skin for THIS request (visitor's
panel, or a staff ?preview_landing=X) and the panel's content, seeds the CSS
variables the shared stylesheet reads, then renders one shared section partial
for every skin. Self-contained: inline styles + inline SVG icons + tiny inline
JS (scroll reveal). No @vite, no CDN, no icon library — SEO / no-JS safe.
Controller passes: $tpl (key), $meta (skin config), $content, $appName,
$studioPreview (true only for signed-in staff on "/?preview=1" — the Landing
Studio canvas).
--}}
@php
$flags = (array) ($meta['flags'] ?? []);
$vars = (array) ($meta['vars'] ?? []);
$brand = panel_brand();
$onBrand = panel_on_primary();
// Font names are written UNQUOTED. CSS accepts a multi-word family name as a
// sequence of identifiers, so dropping the quotes removes the only reason
// this value ever needed an escaper it could not have (see App\Support\Css).
$displayFont = ($flags['display_font'] ?? 'sans') === 'serif'
? 'Georgia, Times New Roman, ui-serif, serif'
: 'var(--lp-font-body)';
$c = $content;
$studioPreview = $studioPreview ?? false;
// SEO: the Landing Studio's own fields override Settings → SEO, but ONLY
// when they are filled in. Blank inherits the global default — it must never
// fall back to a literal written here, which is what made a saved
// Settings → SEO title look like it did nothing on the home page.
$seoTitle = \App\Support\Seo::landingTitle(data_get($c, 'seo.title'));
$seoDesc = \App\Support\Seo::description(data_get($c, 'seo.description'));
$seoKeywords = trim((string) data_get($c, 'seo.keywords', ''));
$seoImage = \App\Support\Seo::image();
$seoCanonical = \App\Support\Seo::canonical();
// Sanitise the skin variables ONCE so the style block below is a dumb
// printer. Any pair that is not a valid custom property and a valid
// declaration value is dropped rather than emitted half-escaped.
$cssVars = [];
foreach ($vars as $k => $v) {
$cssName = \App\Support\Css::name($k);
$cssVal = \App\Support\Css::value($v);
if ($cssName !== '' && $cssVal !== '') {
$cssVars[$cssName] = $cssVal;
}
}
@endphp
{{-- Flag JS-available before paint so scroll-reveal only hides what it can
also un-hide (no-JS / crawlers / print see everything). --}}
{{ $seoTitle }}
@if ($seoDesc !== '')@endif
@if ($seoKeywords !== '')@endif
{{-- Indexing switch, canonical host and share image come from Settings → SEO
exactly as they do on every other public page. The landing shipped
without them, so the one page a crawler always reaches was the one page
the operator's SEO settings could not reach. --}}
@if ($seoDesc !== '')@endif
@if ($seoImage !== '')@endif
{{-- The buyer's own favicon wins, exactly as it does in every panel layout.
The generated square is only the fallback for an install that has not
uploaded one yet; leaving the landing page hard-wired to it was the one
surface where our tab icon survived a rebrand. --}}
@php $rfFavicon = panel_favicon_url(); @endphp
@if ($rfFavicon)
@else
@endif
{{-- Skin seed: brand + skin vars + display font. This is the ONLY per-request
style; everything else is static in partials.styles.
Printed with {!! !!} through App\Support\Css, NOT with {{ }}. Inside a
style block Blade's HTML escaping is the wrong escaper twice over: it
mangles legitimate CSS (a quoted font name arrived as '…' and
the browser dropped the declaration) while leaving ; { } — the
characters that actually break out of a rule — untouched. Css::color()
and Css::value() sanitise server-side against an allowlist, which is
what makes printing raw here safe. --}}
@include('frontend.partials.styles')
{{-- Analytics (GA4 / GTM / Meta pixel / custom) from Settings → Analytics.
Emits nothing unless the owner enabled it — no CDN loads while off. --}}
@include('partials.analytics')
@if (request()->query('preview_landing') && staff_may_preview_templates())
@endif
@include('frontend.partials.sections')
{{-- Watch-demo lightbox. The player is only built on open (so it never loads
or autoplays in the background) and torn down on close (stops playback).
Supports a self-hosted .mp4/.webm