@extends('companyuser::layouts.master')
@section('title', $pageTitle)
{{--
The master layout does NOT load the Vue bundle — every Vue page includes it itself
(see the v2 report blades). Pushing to the 'styles' stack puts it in , which
master renders at layouts/master.blade.php:14.
Do not use @section('extra-styles') here: master yields 'extra_styles' with an
underscore, so the hyphenated section is silently dropped. That is the bug that kept
Vue from ever rendering on the legacy dashboard.
--}}
@push('styles')
{{--
Confirmed by rendering in DevTools (Mirna, 1 Sep): the real reserved space above
the content on this whole theme is set by public/assets/css/mainStyle.css, a
vendor file loaded on every page (companyuser::includes.head:52) —
`body { padding-top: 150px !important }` and `.header-navbar { height: 110px }`.
An earlier pass here only found app.min.css's unrelated `body.fixed-navbar
{ padding-top: 4rem }` and wrongly called that the geometric minimum; it isn't,
because mainStyle.css's !important rule is the one that actually wins.
Scoped to THIS page only, not mainStyle.css itself: that file is shared by every
page in the module, so editing it would shrink the navbar and pull content up
everywhere, not just here. This
@endpush
{{-- No @section('breadcrumb'): this master layout has no @yield('breadcrumb') anywhere,
so that section was dead weight — confirmed by grepping the layout file. --}}
@section('content')
{{--
Everything here renders inside master's , which Vue 2 compiles as an
in-DOM template. No
@endsection