start: show the normal site header on /start (with the owner dashboard button, highlighted there); no footer on the new-tab page
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/start is no longer immersive, so it loads the lazily imported SiteChrome like other pages. Only the book reader still skips the chrome. hidesFooter() keeps the footer off /start.
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@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
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import { getSeo } from '#lib/seo.js';
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// The header/footer are in #lib/components/SiteChrome.svelte, which +layout.ts loads only
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// for pages that show them, so the /start new-tab page stays small.
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// for pages that show them (not the full-screen book reader).
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let { data, children } = $props();
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const seo = $derived(getSeo(page.url.pathname, page.data, data.environment));
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const Chrome = $derived(data.Chrome);
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@@ -2,8 +2,8 @@ import { isImmersive } from '#lib/chrome.js';
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import type { LayoutLoad } from './$types';
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// The site header/footer (icon libraries, dropdowns, the bits-ui Sheet) live in SiteChrome,
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// imported only for pages that show them. Immersive pages such as the /start new-tab
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// dashboard never download that code. Universal loads may return components.
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// imported only for pages that show them. Immersive pages (the book reader) never
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// download that code. Universal loads may return components.
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export const load: LayoutLoad = async ({ data, url }) => ({
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...data,
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Chrome: isImmersive(url.pathname)
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