@php /* No heading above the form. The subheader already names the page ("Edit menu item") and the first card is headed "Item Details" — a third heading between the two said the same thing twice, 40px apart. The four card headings are a set and stay; this one was the odd one out. A plain block, NOT .qm-ops-head: that class exists to sit a heading beside an action, and its `> :first-child { flex: 1 1 220px }` is meant for the heading absorbing the free space. With the heading gone the button became the first child and inherited it, rendering a 220px Back button. The other form pages keep their heading, so they never hit this. */ @endphp @php /* Right-aligned with justify-content-end rather than text-end: flex-end follows the writing direction, so the button mirrors to the left in RTL on its own, while text-end resolves to a physical `text-align: right` that would strand it there. */ @endphp

@php /* data-submit-once is the shared guard in app.js: it greys the Save button the moment the form is on its way, so an impatient double-click cannot fire a second submit and the vendor can see that the first one was taken. The booking form already carries it. It is feedback, not the guarantee — the create uid below is what stops a duplicate dish when the save arrives twice anyway (Back-then-Save, a replayed POST, a second tab). */ @endphp

@csrf @php /* Identity of THIS rendering of the add form, so the server can tell a repeat of one save from a second dish deliberately entered the same way. Absent on the edit form, which is idempotent already. See MenuController::createdByUid(). */ @endphp @if (($createUid ?? '') !== '') @endif

@php /* Every column the dish owns lives here, in one section. Vegetarian, Available, Popular, spice level and calories were in a second card on the right, and both cards were headed "Item Details" — the same words twice, side by side. They are the dish's diet flag, its state, a merchandising flag and two of its own measurements, so they belong with the rest of its columns rather than under a heading of their own. The right-hand column keeps what genuinely is a separate vocabulary: the admin-managed attributes and allergens. */ @endphp

@php /* The station override. Blank is the normal answer — the dish is cooked wherever its section is — so the default option says so rather than leaving an empty select that reads like a missing setting. Offered only once the kitchen has stations at all. */ @endphp @if ($stations)

@endif @php /* The code a till's barcode scanner rings this dish by — a packaged drink's printed EAN, or the restaurant's own SKU. Unique within this restaurant only, so two venues stocking the same bottle each keep their own item. */ @endphp

@php /* Calories were readable on three customer-facing surfaces — the storefront card, the printable sheet and the TV menu board — with no way for a vendor to set them. The column and the data were always there; only the input was missing. Blank means "not stated" and prints nothing, so a restaurant that does not count calories is unaffected. */ @endphp

@php /* The veg/non-veg dot the storefront card, the kiosk and the order builder all draw, shown here so the vendor sets the flag against the mark a customer actually sees. A direct child of the row, not of the label span: .qm-switch-row span is a COLUMN (title over subtitle), so an icon inside it stacks above the words. The row orders its span 1 and its input 2, leaving 0 — the leading edge — for this. And an , not a , because .qm-switch-row > span is the label cell (`flex: 1 1 auto`) and outranks the badge class: a span here stretched into a bar across the row. */ @endphp
@foreach ($attrToggles as [$fid, $fname, $lkey, $on]) @if ($fname === 'is_veg') @endif {{ t_raw($lkey) }} @endforeach

{{ t_raw('common.description') }}

{{ t_raw('common.image') }} {!! media_field_html('image', $isEdit ? ($item['image'] ?? null) : null, ['accept' => 'image', 'label' => t_raw('media.select_image')]) !!}

@php /* Folded sections rather than stacked cards: .qm-acc is the collapsible-section style the receipt, QR-card and TV-screen editors already use, so nothing new is introduced here. Independent items (no data-bs-parent) — a vendor tagging a dish reads allergens and attributes together, and an exclusive accordion would shut one to open the other. Both open on load: folding is there for a vendor who wants the page shorter, not a default that hides fields. */ @endphp
@php /* The admin-managed attributes, each shown with the artwork the card will draw — so the vendor picks by the badge a customer sees rather than by a word. The artwork is a direct child of the row for the same reason as the veg dot above: inside the label span it would stack over the words instead of leading them. */ @endphp

@foreach ($attrRows as $aSlug => $aRow) {!! icon_html($aRow['icon'], '', 'qm-attr-img') !!} {{ $aRow['label'] }} @endforeach

@php /* Allergens joins its two neighbours instead of holding a full-width card of its own below them: it is the same kind of list, set at the same moment, and the card cost 375px of page for nine switches. */ @endphp

@foreach ($allergenOptions as $val => $label) {{ $label }} @endforeach

@php /* Choice groups — "Size: Small / Medium / Large". * * Ingredients answer "what can be taken out"; this answers the other half, a pick-one (or * pick-a-few) the customer must make. * * A group belongs to ONE dish. Picking an existing one from the menu COPIES its lines in as a * starting point, so what the vendor edits here can only ever affect the dish in front of them. * The alternative — one shared row pointed at by many dishes — needs a library screen to be * edited safely, and there isn't one: a shared group was read-only on every dish that held it, * so it ended up editable from nowhere at all, and making it editable inline instead meant a * price typed on one pizza silently changed eleven others and invalidated any live cart holding * its rows (Cart::forCart() resolves modifiers by id, and a rebuild renumbers them). * * ONE control, at the top where an action belongs: a native @foreach ($reusableGroups as $rg) @endforeach

{{ t_raw('vendor.menu.item_details_section') }}

{{ t_raw('vendor.menu.attributes_section') }}

{{ t_raw('vendor.menu.allergens_legend') }}

{{ t_raw('vendor.menu.ingredients_title') }} {{ t_raw('vendor.menu.ingredients_subtitle') }}