Seasonal

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Every piece of date-sensitive content on the site, each with its own season start and end. Leave the dates empty and it shows all year; set them and it appears only inside that range — opening and closing on its own, with no deploy needed on the day.

Seasonal programmes

The catalogue on /cultural-seasonal-events. Each row shows only inside its own dates. The five marked holiday are the holiday run; the cultural months are here too, since Juneteenth and Pride have seasons of their own.
On the site is what the deployed catalogue actually runs. Unlike the cards and sections below, a programme date is baked into the site data rather than read on the day, so saving here does not change it — the site data has to be rebuilt. Until then the two columns can disagree, and this page will say so for any programme with dates. The one case it cannot see is a programme switched back to All Year, which restores a built-in window this page has no copy of — check the catalogue yourself after doing that.

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Seasonal cards

Every card on the site. With no dates a card is there every day of the year — this is what makes holiday menus read as current in July. The obviously seasonal ones and anything you have already dated come first; Show all reaches the rest, because a card is not always named for its season — “Bewitching Brews HH” is a Halloween kit.

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Seasonal sections

Menu sections with a seasonal heading. On a page that also has a “Popular…” section the seasonal one is kept below it, so what is bookable now comes first.

A season is set per heading, not per page — “Festive In-Person Menus” is the same section on all seven pages that carry it, so one rule covers them all. Hiding a section hides its heading and its cards together, and a section whose cards are all out of season hides itself rather than leaving an empty heading.

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