{% block title %}bty-web{% endblock %}

{# Sticky header: the accent strip, the main navbar, and the sub-nav travel together and pin to the top so the worker indicators + the sub-nav jump links stay reachable while scrolling a long page. #}

{# Logo + ``BTY`` + version sit top-left and double as the click-to-dashboard link -- the conventional anchor for brand + home in admin UIs (Slack / GitHub / Linear / Datadog all do this). The active highlight on the brand when nav_active=='dashboard' is what tells the operator "you ARE on the dashboard" -- a separate "Dashboard" pill would just duplicate the brand's click target. #} {% if logged_in %}

Machines Images Netboot Events Settings {# Backups is a top-level worker indicator: the icon links to the page, the badge lights when the manager has queued/running jobs, and the ``active`` class emphasizes when you're on its page. Active netboot artifact fetches show on the Netboot page directly (no separate indicator needed -- the Netboot nav-btn above takes you there). #}

{# Live indicator: connection health to bty-web, after a divider. Driven by the same poll that feeds the worker badges -- green while reachable, red when the poll fails, pulsing when a job starts/finishes. #} live

{# Auth is always on. The operator name doubles as the Account link (where the change-password form lives); Logout sits beside it, separated by a thin rule. #} {{ service_user }}

{% endif %}

{# Sub-nav strip. Pages with per-section actions (machines, images, boot) render their pill nav here so it visually attaches to the main navbar above. Pages without sub-sections leave this empty and the main content flows straight up to the main navbar. The intent is "you already know what page you're on, no need to repeat ``Machines`` as an H1 below". #} {% block subnav %}{% endblock %}

{# /.bty-sticky-header #}

{% if flash %}

{% endif %} {# Optional one-paragraph description of the current section. Sits between the navbars and the listing / action body so an operator landing here for the first time has a single sentence of context without a full H1 / subtitle stack. #} {% block intro %}{% endblock %} {% block content %}{% endblock %}