- Created `admin-head.php` for consistent <head> markup across admin pages.
- Created `admin-nav.php` for shared navigation bar, reducing duplication.
- Updated all admin pages (account, hours, index, login, menu, users) to utilize the new components.
- Added security headers to `auth.php` and `index.php` for improved security.
- Introduced `security-headers.php` to manage security headers across the application.
- Moved inline styles from admin pages to SCSS files to comply with Content Security Policy (CSP).
- Normalized file permissions during build process to prevent permission issues on deployment.
- Added role-based access control for user management links in admin navigation.
- Improved user account display with a dedicated account link.
- Implemented form submission confirmation for delete actions in the admin interface.
- Introduced a password visibility toggle on the login page.
- Added login throttling to prevent brute-force attacks, recording failed attempts.
- Created a CLI script for creating an admin user, replacing the previous hardcoded admin credentials.
- Updated database schema to support login attempt tracking.
- Enhanced user editing functionality, allowing role changes with restrictions.
- Improved modal handling for user actions, ensuring better focus management.
- Added styles for new account management page and improved modal transitions.
- Admin menu page: mobile item cards now put Actions in the top-right
corner next to Status, matching the desktop row layout instead of
stacking at the bottom; same treatment applied to announcements and
users for consistency across all three admin lists
- Center button label text everywhere via .btn { justify-content: center }
instead of one-off overrides
- Add a Disable/Enable Menu toggle to the admin menu toolbar; the public
menu page shows its existing "menu being updated" message while disabled
- Add an Enabled/Disabled status to user accounts, with its own toggle
badge, guardrails against disabling your own account or the last
enabled account, and an immediate session kick for anyone disabled
mid-session
- Fix the announcement banner / hero tagline "·" separators to hide only
when their neighboring text actually wraps onto a different line,
instead of a fixed breakpoint or always-on dot
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add a Hours admin panel (admin/hours.php, admin/hours.js) for editing
the weekly open/close schedule and an optional per-day kitchen closing
time, with a live preview of how it'll read on the public site
- Store hours in a new pub_hours table (inc/db.php), seeded with the
site's existing Thu-Sat/9pm-kitchen schedule; inc/hours.php formats
and groups it for display (day ranges, kitchen-close note, footer
summary)
- Wire the public Visit card and both site footers (index.php, menu.php)
to read hours from that data instead of hardcoded copy
- Rebuild the Announcements and Users admin tables onto the same CSS
Grid list pattern already used for the Menu (admin-table-actions ->
row-actions), and make the Announcements status toggle an in-place
AJAX action like the menu item's (admin/index.js)
- Add the Hours tab to admin nav across all four admin pages
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Public site: replace the always-hidden mobile nav with a hamburger
toggle (index.php, menu.php, main.js, styles.css)
- Admin: render the Menu/Announcements/Users tables as labeled cards
below ~760px instead of squeezing descriptions into unreadable
single-word-per-line columns
- Admin menu: replace the manual "Order" number (which allowed
duplicates and never reflected in real time) with ↑/↓ buttons that
reorder items and categories immediately and renumber sort_order
sequentially on every move, self-healing any stale duplicates
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Implement admin user management interface (, , ) with async CRUD and password updating
- Add Users tab link to admin navigation across and
- Use in to lower specificity for native button resets, allowing modifier classes like to take precedence
David Dyer