TemplateModal's addTemplateComponents() built each template component via
React.createElement(Component, comp.props) without ever passing
comp.children, silently dropping every nested children array authored in
templates/definitions.ts (header/footer Container > Logo/Menu/TextBlock,
page Section > Heading/TextBlock/ButtonLink). The resulting Craft.js node had
nodes: [], so the header/footer zone preview (ZonePreview -> exportBodyHtml)
rendered as an empty strip, and published output was affected the same way.
Fix converts each TemplateComponent to a SerializedTreeNode and reuses
craft-tree.ts's buildNodeTree (sanitize -> flatten -> materialize) -- the
same tested tree pipeline already used for AI-generated content -- instead
of hand-rolling a React-element tree, since a naive nested-children fix via
parseReactElement crashes any component with an internal SHELL_INNER linked
canvas (Section/BackgroundSection/FormContainer) or linked columns
(ColumnLayout). Also fixes two latent bugs in buildNodeTree itself, only
surfaced by exercising it against a real Craft.js editor for the first time:
data.type must be the actual resolved component reference (not a string or
{resolvedName} object) for correct rendering, and the synthesized SHELL_INNER
node needs data.name set for actions.addNodeTree's own validation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
PageContext.treeToState, apply-ai-response.buildNodeTree, and the dead
serializeTreeForCraft each re-implemented the same ColumnLayout-linkedNodes +
SHELL_INNER walk and had drifted (buildNodeTree gained guards the others
lacked). Move sanitizeAiTree (resolvedName allowlist + id/ROOT repair) here
too and add flattenTreeForCraft, the shared structural walk (linkedNodes,
SHELL_INNER wrapping, style:[]->{} normalization) both real callers will
consolidate onto.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
regenerateTreeIds shallow-copied each node's data, leaving data.props (and
data.custom) as the same object reference between the original node and its
duplicate/pasted copy. Craft.js's setProp mutates data.props in place, so
editing the duplicate's props silently mutated the original too. Deep-clone
data via structuredClone before applying id remaps so no mutable sub-object
is shared between original and regenerated nodes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Craft.js duplicate (ContextMenu + keyboard shortcut) and paste were reusing
the original node's toNodeTree() output verbatim, so addNodeTree() inserted
duplicate node ids into the editor tree. Added regenerateTreeIds() which
deep-clones a NodeTree and remaps rootNodeId, node map keys, node.id,
internal node.data.parent, node.data.nodes, and node.data.linkedNodes via
Craft.js's own getRandomId(). Also fixed pasteNode to insert as a sibling
of the right-clicked node (using its parent) instead of using a leaf node
as the new parent, which previously threw.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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