Boban Blaskovic
da90b39085
User-reported issues + browser-verified:
1. **Chart.js race condition** — inline @push('scripts') ran before
the @vite type=module script that imports Chart. Wrapped Chart init
in a poll loop that retries every 30ms until window.Chart resolves.
Re-fires on livewire:navigated for SPA navigation.
2. **Hamburger always visible on desktop** — .clu-icon-btn defined
display:grid AFTER .clu-burger {display:none}. Chained selector
'.clu-burger.clu-icon-btn' (specificity 0,2,0) now wins both at
default and inside the <920px media query.
3. **Modal in CluPilot glass style** —
- app/Livewire/Modals/ConfirmDelete.php (class extends ModalComponent)
with title/message/confirmLabel/confirmEvent/payload props,
confirm() dispatches the named event + closes the modal.
- resources/views/livewire/modals/confirm-delete.blade.php
renders clu-modal-card with icon + title/message head + foot
containing cancel (clu-ghost-btn) + delete (clu-btn-primary
clu-btn-danger with red gradient).
- CSS overrides for the wire-elements default Tailwind v2 markup:
bg-gray-500 backdrop dimmer, transparent modal-container, z-index
bumped to 100 so it sits above sticky topbar + sidebar.
- @source hints in app.css so Tailwind v4 scans
vendor/wire-elements/modal blade templates and generates the
sm:inline-block / sm:h-screen utilities the modal needs to center.
- Demo: Settings → Danger Zone → 'Workspace löschen' opens modal.
4. **AppServiceProvider Vite::usePreloadTagAttributes(false)** kept.
5. Browser console clean across dashboard / sites / sites/{id} /
settings + open modal (verified via Chrome MCP).
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