User accepted top-3 from brainstorm. Tab bar now 12 tabs (wraps cleanly). Plugins tab: - 4 metrics: total / updates-pending / auto-update count / themes count. - Plugins table with favicon-letter, name + slug, version pill (green current, orange 'x.y → x.z' on update available), active/inactive health label, per-row auto-update toggle, row actions (update + activate/deactivate + delete). - Themes table (Storefront parent, Storefront Child active, TT4 inactive). - Update-Policy card with 5 toggle-rows: security-only / minor / major auto, pre-update snapshot, staging-test-first. - Bulk-update CTA banner when any update is pending. Redirects tab: - 4 metrics: active rules / 24h hits / 404 sources / loop count. - 'Neue Regel' card with source + target input, status-code segmented (301/302/307/410), match-type select, query-string + case-insensitive toggles. CSV import button. - Active rules table with from → to, code pill, hits, last-hit, edit/ test/delete actions. Sorted by hits. Staging tab: - Subdomain input with .domain suffix, server select. - 5 toggle-rows: HTTP-Basic-Auth (default on), robots.txt block, exclude media on sync, email-sandbox, payment-gateways-test-mode. - Two big action cards: 'Production → Staging Clone' and 'Staging → Production Push' (push uses clu-btn-danger gradient, includes table-include pills + auto-snapshot note). - Recent sync operations feed with success/info/warning icons. Volt state additions: stagingActive, stagingSubdomain, stagingPasswordProtect, stagingExcludeMedia, stagingLastSync. Mocked plugins/themes/redirects via computed properties (no DB yet, would come from WP-API/Redirect model in prod). 5/5 SiteDetailsTest still green. |
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