The chapter page now fills the viewport as two horizontal panes: the
chapter scrolls in the top ~2/3, the notes sit in a fixed dock in the
bottom ~1/3, always visible while you read. Drag the divider to change
the ratio, click the "Chapter notes" header to collapse the dock to a
bar; both the height and the collapsed state persist in localStorage.
- base.html.twig: add a {% block body_class %} hook on <body>.
- chapter.html.twig sets body class "storyline-chapter-page"; the split
layout CSS is scoped to it and falls back to normal stacked flow under
768px wide or 560px tall.
- app.js publishes the navbar height as --app-nav-h so the split can size
itself to viewport-minus-navbar even when the navbar wraps.
- new chapter_notes Stimulus controller: drag-resize + collapse + persist.
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Each chapter page gets a collapsible "Chapter notes" card at the top — a
free-text log the DM fills during play (the story the party tells after
the Crooked Goose, names given to NPCs, threads for next time). Saved
per chapter slug with a "saved <timestamp>" marker, same shape as the
Enemy/NPC game-notes field.
New: ChapterNote entity (slug-keyed, unique) + repository findOrCreate(),
ChapterNoteType form, chapter_note table migration (ENGINE = InnoDB
pinned). The storyline chapter route now also accepts POST to save.
Chapters stay hand-written Twig; only the mutable notes live in the DB.
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Chapters now carry an eyebrow ("Overview", "Prologue", ...) and a short
tag for the list/sidebar badge, instead of a bare running number, so
non-numbered entries read correctly.
New chapter: "Prologue - The Long Road to Brackenford", the session
outline formatted as a runnable document -- an at-a-glance metadata band
(levels, duration, locations, hook), the in-world courier notice as a
posted handout, numbered scenes, GM callouts for the "ask the players"
prompts, label/body rows for the skill-check clues and travel-day
prompts, a three-stage encounter block, dramatic beat lines, and a
before/after panel for the legend the party's own retelling becomes.
Cross-links the Hearthburrow to Enemies and the closing line to the
overview's "Five and the Five".
Tests: render every chapter partial headless (no HTTP/DB) so a broken
variable or path() fails loudly, check each registered chapter has its
template file, and assert the /storyline routes sit behind the login gate.
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The Storyline section is now a set of hand-written chapters. /storyline
lists them; /storyline/{slug} renders one inside a shell with a sticky
chapter nav and prev/next pager. Chapters are declared in
StorylineController::CHAPTERS, each pointing at a Twig partial under
templates/storyline/chapters/.
First chapter is the Brackenford Campaign Overview: the campaign-bible
text laid out as a long-form reading page -- numbered section headers,
a "by the numbers" / "the cast" quick-reference strip, pull-quotes for
in-world lines, GM callouts for the ticking clocks and the red herring,
and the escalation ladder. Storyline styles added to app.css.
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Replaces the leftover scaffold DataTable with a grid of tiles linking to
Characters, NPC's, Enemies, Tracker, Art and Storyline.
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- extract the 5e stat-block markup into enemy/_statblock.html.twig
(sb.block(enemy) macro); the enemy detail page now uses it too
- each tracker combatant gets a "stat block" toggle that expands the
block in place (Bootstrap collapse), so you don't have to leave the
encounter to check AC / attacks
- open blocks are remembered in localStorage and re-opened after each
damage/heal reload, and the caret rotates when expanded
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- gallery thumbnails now object-fit: contain (whole image, letterboxed),
and a card links to the new detail page instead of the raw file
- /art/{id} detail page: large uncropped image, "Open full size",
"Delete" (moved here from the gallery), and "Copy image"
- clipboard Stimulus controller copies the image to the OS clipboard
(converts non-PNG via canvas) for pasting into WhatsApp etc.
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- /npcs/family/{family} (app_npc_family) renders a parent->child tree for
everyone sharing that family name; co-parents who are both in the family
are paired into one couple node, elders first
- FamilyTreeBuilder does the flat-list -> tree assembly
- the NPC detail page's family name (subtitle + Details row) now links there
- .family-tree CSS: nested list with connector lines, small portrait avatars
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