Reading column

@using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations
@inject NavigationManager Navigation

@* A reading site with no sidebar. ContentWidth puts the header, the article and the footer on one
   centered column, so their edges line up, while the bars and their lines stay full width. *@
<AppShell Variant="ShellVariant.Flat" ContentWidth="Length.Rem(42)">
    <AppHeader>
        <AppBrand Href="@To(null)" Icon="Lucide.Zap" Label="Acme Journal" />
        <Box Grow />
        <SiteNav Label="Sections" Breakpoint="Breakpoint.Sm">
            <NavItem Href='@To("articles")'>Articles</NavItem>
            <NavItem Href='@To("guides")'>Guides</NavItem>
        </SiteNav>
        <IconButton Icon="Lucide.Search" Label="Search" Variant="ButtonVariant.Ghost" Accent="Accent.Neutral" />
    </AppHeader>

    <AppMain>
        <Stack Gap="5" PaddingY="new() { Base = 8, Md = 12 }">
            <TextBlock Size="TextSize.Xs" Weight="FontWeight.Semibold" Color="Color.Muted">ENGINEERING</TextBlock>
            <Heading Level="1" Size="TextSize.Xl3">How we review a rule before it goes live</Heading>
            <Row Gap="3" Align="Align.Center">
                <Avatar Name="Grace Hopper" Size="AvatarSize.Sm" />
                <TextBlock Size="TextSize.Sm" Color="Color.Muted">Grace Hopper · Oct 9, 2026 · 6 min read</TextBlock>
            </Row>
            <TextBlock>Every rule we ship decides real money. A wrong condition can hold a thousand honest refunds before anyone notices, so no rule goes live on one person's say-so.</TextBlock>
            <Heading Level="2" Size="TextSize.Xl">Start with a dry run</Heading>
            <TextBlock>A dry run replays last week's decisions through the new rule and lists what would have changed. Reviewers read that list before they read the rule: outcomes are what customers feel.</TextBlock>
            <Alert Title="One reviewer is not enough">Rules that change more than 1% of last week's outcomes need two approvals.</Alert>
        </Stack>
        @* A full-bleed band: the color spans the main area, the content stays on the column. *@
        <Section Bg="Color.FillSubtle">
            <Stack Gap="3">
                <Heading Level="2" Size="TextSize.Xl">Get the next article by email</Heading>
                <Form Model="Model" FormName="reading-newsletter" OnValidSubmit="() => _subscribed = true">
                    <TextField @bind-Value="Model!.Email" Type="TextFieldType.Email" Placeholder="you@example.com" HideLabel>
                        <EndAddon><Button Submit>Subscribe</Button></EndAddon>
                    </TextField>
                </Form>
                @if (_subscribed)
                {
                    <TextBlock Size="TextSize.Sm" Color="Color.Muted">Thanks, @Model!.Email is on the list.</TextBlock>
                }
            </Stack>
        </Section>
    </AppMain>

    <AppFooter>
        <Row Gap="4" Align="Align.Center" Wrap>
            <TextBlock Size="TextSize.Sm" Color="Color.Muted" Grow>© 2026 Acme</TextBlock>
            <TextBlock As="span" Size="TextSize.Sm"><Anchor Href='@To("rss")'>RSS</Anchor></TextBlock>
            <TextBlock As="span" Size="TextSize.Sm"><Anchor Href='@To("privacy")'>Privacy</Anchor></TextBlock>
        </Row>
    </AppFooter>
</AppShell>

@code {
    // Links within this example: ?view= in its own address, so they stay here.
    private string To(string? page) => Navigation.GetUriWithQueryParameter("view", page);

    [SupplyParameterFromForm(FormName = "reading-newsletter")]
    private Newsletter? Model { get; set; }

    private bool _subscribed;

    protected override void OnInitialized() => Model ??= new();

    public sealed class Newsletter
    {
        [Required(ErrorMessage = "Enter your email"), EmailAddress(ErrorMessage = "Enter an email like name@example.com"), Display(Name = "Email")]
        public string? Email { get; set; }
    }
}