{#- The application shell, the template shell('app') names. It draws the
menus from the framework's menu registry, menu_sections() in the sidebar
and user_menu_sections() in the account menu, the entries features
register in their init_feature, and opens the widget slots every
application shell provides (layout.head.css, layout.header.menu,
layout.navbar.items, layout.navbar.user, layout.footer, layout.scripts).
A shell draws the registry or the menu slots, never both, or every entry
of a feature that still fills its slot shows twice: the slots features
filled before the registry are drawn only while the registry has nothing
for the account, the menu of a product whose features do not register
yet. -#}
{%- macro slot(name) -%}
{% for hook in get_template_hooks(name) %}{{ hook() | safe }}
{% endfor %}
{%- endmacro -%}
{%- macro sidebar_section(section) -%}
{% if section.label %}
{% endfor %}
{%- endmacro -%}
{%- set sections = menu_sections() if menu_sections is defined else [] -%}
{%- set user_sections = user_menu_sections() if user_menu_sections is defined else [] -%}
{%- set signed_in = current_user is defined and current_user.is_authenticated -%}
{#- A page names itself in the title block, or sets the variable title,
and the site's name follows it. -#}
{% set page_title %}{% block title %}{{ title if title is defined else '' }}{% endblock %}{% endset %}
{% set page_title = page_title | trim %}
{{ (page_title ~ ' · ' if page_title else '') ~ (config.SITE_NAME or SPLENT_APP) }}
{# No web fonts from a third party: every visit told Google who came, and
the content security policy had to let it in. Inter is used where the
machine has it and the system's sans-serif elsewhere; a product that
wants it everywhere ships the font files with its static assets. #}
{% block head_extra %}{% endblock %}
{% block head %}{% endblock %}
{{ slot("layout.head.css") }}