@extends('layouts.public') @section('content') @php // Which landing page this is: its bands read this page's own switches. \App\Services\HomeSection::rendering('classic'); /** @var array $cuisines @var array $featured @var array $popular @var array $deals @var array $stats @var array $testimonials */ @endphp
{{ t_raw('home.classic.hero_img_alt') }} {{ t_raw('home.classic.dish_badge_title') }} {{ t_raw('home.classic.dish_badge_sub') }}
{{ t_raw('home.classic.eyebrow') }}

{{ t_raw('home.classic.title_pre') }} {{ t_raw('home.classic.title_hl') }}

{{ t_raw('home.classic.sub') }}

  • {!! t_raw('home.classic.perk_delivery') !!}
  • {!! t_raw('home.classic.perk_tracking') !!}
  • {!! t_raw('home.classic.perk_payment') !!}
@php /* The bands below the hero draw in whatever order the operator arranged in Admin → Pages. forLayout() validates that order against this layout's declared palette, so a stored arrangement can neither lose a band nor introduce one this page does not have. The hero above is NOT a band: this layout writes its own, and it has no switch and no place in the arrangement, which is why it is written here rather than declared. */ echo \App\Services\HomeSection::draw('classic', get_defined_vars()); @endphp @endsection