@include('partials.theme-mode-preflight')
{{-- stylesheets --}}
@include('partials.theme-mode-tenant-vars')
@if (($snipeSettings) && ($snipeSettings->header_color))
@endif
@if (($snipeSettings) && ($snipeSettings->custom_css))
@endif
@include('partials.impersonation-banner')
{{-- Login / error page header bar. Styled with the tenant's
var(--main-theme-color) background so the uploaded logo lives
in the same colored context it does on the logged-in app's
top-nav. Without this, tenants who designed a logo for a
colored navbar (e.g. white text on brand color) would see it
float against a plain light or dark body background where it
may not read well. Falls back to site_name text when no logo
is uploaded so the bar has something meaningful in it. --}}
{{-- Authenticated visitors (e.g. hit a 404 or 403 mid-session)
get a clickable logo that bounces them back to the app
home. Unauthenticated visitors (login page, forgot
password, error-while-logged-out) have nowhere useful to
go — the app URL just redirects back to login — so the
logo renders as a non-interactive . --}}
@auth
@if (($snipeSettings) && ($snipeSettings->logo!=''))
@else
{{ $snipeSettings->site_name ?? 'Snipe-IT' }}
@endif
@else
@if (($snipeSettings) && ($snipeSettings->logo!=''))
@else
{{ $snipeSettings->site_name ?? 'Snipe-IT' }}
@endif
@endauth
{{-- Light/dark toggle. Absolute-positioned on the right side of
the header bar so the logo stays centered. Most login-page
visitors will not use it; it's here so operators (and
visual regression testing) can confirm both themes on
pages that never authenticate. Wired up by the
theme-mode-toggle partial included at the end of body. --}}
@yield('content')