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-# CLAUDE.md
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-This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.
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-## Project Overview
-
-This is a website for Gallus Pub, a bar/pub in Switzerland. The site is built with Astro, a static site generator, and uses component-based architecture with .astro files. Content is in German.
-
-## Development Commands
-
-```bash
-npm install              # Install dependencies
-npm run dev             # Start dev server at localhost:4321
-npm run build           # Build production site to ./dist/
-npm run preview         # Preview production build locally
-npm run astro ...       # Run Astro CLI commands
-```
-
-## Architecture
-
-### Component Structure
-- **Layout.astro**: Base layout template that wraps all pages. Imports global styles (variables.css, index.css) and includes Header/Footer components
-- **Pages** (`src/pages/`): File-based routing where each .astro file becomes a route
-  - `index.astro`: Main landing page that composes multiple sections (Hero, Welcome, EventsGrid, ImageCarousel, Drinks)
-  - `Gallery.astro`, `Openings.astro`: Additional pages
-- **Components** (`src/components/`): Reusable UI components
-  - Most components have corresponding CSS files in `src/styles/components/`
-  - EventsGrid uses HoverCard components to display event information
-  - Event data is defined directly in page files (e.g., events array in index.astro)
-
-### Content Management Pattern
-Event data and image galleries are defined as JavaScript arrays in the frontmatter of page files (see index.astro:11-55). This is the current pattern for managing dynamic content rather than using a separate CMS or data files.
-
-### Styling
-- Global styles: `src/styles/variables.css` (CSS custom properties) and `src/styles/index.css`
-- Component styles: `src/styles/components/[ComponentName].css`
-- All styles are imported in component files, not centrally
-
-### Static Assets
-Images and other static files are in `/public/images/` and referenced with absolute paths (e.g., "/images/Gallery1.png")