The intro <p class="help"> was a 2–3 sentence paragraph; in a narrower
preview pane it wrapped to ~9 lines (~170px tall), pushing the Title field
far down. It was also redundant with the read-only "Structure & advanced"
section + the "Edit raw YAML" button. Tighten it to one concise line
("Project options. Structural keys are read-only — use Edit raw YAML."):
now 20px wide / 41px on a narrow pane (was up to ~170px).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The first section's heading top margin (.6rem) stacked with the intro
paragraph's bottom margin (.8rem), leaving ~1.4rem of dead space above
the Title label. Drop the heading's top margin for the first section
(new `tight` flag in section()) and trim the intro's bottom margin to
.5rem. Later sections keep their inter-section gap.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The primary editor for a .zddc is now a FORM, not raw YAML — so configuring a
project doesn't require understanding the cascade. preview-zddc-form.js fetches
the .zddc JSON Schema (/.api/zddc-schema) and renders:
- OPTION fields editable — title, admins (email list), roles (per-role member
lists, + add role). These are the "blanks an operator fills."
- STRUCTURE + unrendered keys (paths, worm, tools, behaviors, field_codes,
display, …) shown read-only in a collapsed "Structure & advanced" section
(classified by the schema's x-zddc-tier).
- An "Edit raw YAML" escape that hands off to the CodeMirror editor.
Save merges the edited option values back into the parsed document — preserving
every structure/unrendered key — and PUTs the YAML via util.saveFile, which
works for an on-disk .zddc AND a .zddc.zip bundle member (ServeZipWrite).
Edit authority is the existing gate (ActionAdmin 'a', or an editable bundle
member); non-admins get a read-only form.
Wired as the primary .zddc editor in preview.js (before the YAML plugin) and
into the unsaved-changes guard. Raw YAML remains the power-user fallback.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
