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- lib/payload.ts: getLegalPage(type) alongside the existing
getBlogPosts/getProducts fetchers
- New RichText component: small dependency-free Lexical JSON → JSX
renderer for Payload's richText fields (headings get stable
"section-N" ids for anchor/TOC linking)
- New SectionTOC: generalized from VersandTOC into a reusable
scroll-spy sidebar driven by any {id, title}[] — Datenschutz needs one
built from CMS-authored headings, not a hardcoded array. VersandTOC is
now a thin wrapper around it. Sticky positioning moved from the nav
itself to each page's sidebar wrapper, so a TOC and an extra card
(Impressum/Datenschutz both have one) scroll together as one unit
instead of the card drifting away independently
- TOC clicks set the active item immediately and hold it for ~1s over
the scroll-spy observer, covering both "target already fully visible,
nothing to scroll" and "an unrelated section flickers through the
intersection band mid-scroll"
- Both pages follow the same breadcrumb+H1+TOC-sidebar+content layout
established for /versand
This is a Next.js project bootstrapped with create-next-app.
Getting Started
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