EventCalendar shows events on a month grid or as a list of the
month. Multi-day events are lane-packed bars that break at week
edges, series events appear on every meeting with their time, and
clicking a day lists everything on it. Phones get the list. Visitors
can narrow by scope, type, online only and search, all starting at
"all"; a page can pin section, host or type through props, which
hides that control.
Migration 019 rebuilds front_page_sections to allow a 'calendar'
band and slots it in after the retreats carousel, so it can be
reordered, retitled or hidden from the Front page editor.
useEvents drops its empty fallback so a failed request surfaces as
an error rather than an empty list, and returns the scope list
alongside the events for the calendar's scope filter.
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DoveMark carries the dove path from the original home page as its
own component. The hero draws it at the rings' centre, upright while
they turn, with a soft glow and a gentle bob that stops under reduced
motion. The rings' opacity moves from the SVG to their own group so
the dove isn't dimmed with them.
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The home page is rebuilt from scratch and configured from a new
Front page tab in the admin, backed by migration 017 and served by
GET /api/front-page.
Hero: brand, photos (crossfading slideshow with progress and pause)
or livestream (YouTube/Facebook/Vimeo embed with a LIVE badge),
switched by hand. After it, bands the admin can reorder, retitle or
hide: a countdown to the next event (series-aware), the National
Retreats carousel, a numbers band (typed in or counted from the
database), a horizontal rail of featured timeline entries, and a
"Find your way in" pathfinder replacing the old connect section.
The CRUD engine gains a `singleton` flag: the entity has one row,
made by its migration, and create and delete are refused. The list
screen opens that row and the editor drops the slug, back link and
delete. shapeSeries moves to shape.js so /front-page can share it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
