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T-Builder 0.9.10

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T-Builder 0.9.10
25 September 2026 6 changes
- A prototype that holds several pages in one file (a design tool's export with page variants) is recognised. template-scan lists a group per section, the file's groups with their section numbers, the shared sections (header, footer) and the parts already made. import-convert takes sections and title and makes those sections a draft of their own (Importer::part); the other groups' widgets stay in the library, so one file becomes Home, Products, Contact, each its own page.
- Sections drawn over the page (a menu overlay, a modal, a bar fixed to the bottom edge) are flagged overlay and left out of a page draft; they come only when named in sections. A header fixed to the top stays.
- Prototype branches that are off at rest (hint-placeholder-val="{{ false }}": a thank-you state, a quote bar, a mobile-only block) are skipped by the engine, while page variants keep their sections. The page cleaning now keeps hint-placeholder-val and data-page, data-screen, data-view, data-route, so the engine sees them.
- The scan counts placeholders per section: "{{ … }}" texts the prototype fills from data the export does not carry, with a note to ask for the real texts and write them in with elementor-edit.
- Section widget numbers follow the widgets kept: the number the scan shows is the number in the slug, so dynamic and sections name the right ones (before, an empty section left a gap).
- Render capture: an SVG laid over its box keeps its position and layer, so a hero's line art no longer pushes the content down; a design tool's branch element (sc-if, sc-for) is display:contents, so a header's row stays a row.
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Turn one prototype file into every page of the site

T-Builder 0.9.10 splits a design-tool export that holds the whole site in one file into one Elementor draft per page, leaves overlays out and lists the placeholder texts to fill.