MaticIvesicandClaude Opus 4.8
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Content model (SQLite/Drizzle): banner_images, services + service_images, news_posts, settings (migration 0001). - Reusable cross-fading Slideshow component (banner + per-service images) - Banner (new "Pasica" tab): upload/reorder/delete hero images; homepage shows an auto-advancing full-width slideshow only when images exist - Services CMS: create/edit/delete/reorder services (name, description, bullet list) with per-service image management; homepage renders them with rotating images in an alternating layout (replaces hardcoded Main/Service components) - Blog: admin CRUD with draft/publish + cover image; public /news list and /news/[slug] article (plain-text paragraphs); latest posts teased on the home - Contact: editable email/phone/address + optional embedded map; shown at the bottom of the homepage - Homepage rebuilt as data-driven sections; shared content service in src/lib/server/content.ts - Remove now-unused Main.svelte, Service.svelte, ZoomInImage.svelte Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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