// PHYSIO SAMOS — Services page
const ServicesHero = () => {
const { useRef } = React;
const [t] = useT();
const headingRef = useRef(null);
return (
{/* One centred column. The that used to split the heading is gone: a hard break
fixes the line count, and the point is that the line count follows the width.
`.page-hero__title`'s ch-based max-width does that instead. */}
);
};
const ServicesSpotlight = () => {
const [t, lang] = useT();
// These tiles are tall and narrow, so each one carries the object-position that keeps
// its subject inside the crop.
const spotlights = [
{ idx: 0, src: "rehab-leg-raise", pos: "40% center" },
{ idx: 1, src: "pilates-mat-class", pos: "33% center" },
{ idx: 2, src: "womens-health-treatment", pos: "62% center" },
];
// No inline padding-bottom: it was a hardcoded 80px, well short of the `--section-y` step
// every other section closes on (139px at 1547). It only passed unnoticed while the marquee
// sat underneath and supplied the rest of the gap; with the band gone this section closes
// the slab itself, so it takes the real step — the same one the clinic page's rooms section
// uses. The 40px top stays: it overrides the halved `section + section` rule on purpose, to
// sit the tiles close under the hero.
return (
);
};
// One card per service, stacked by ScrollStack. The grounds and glyphs are the home services
// carousel's, deliberately: same `SVC_ACCENTS` mixed the same 55% into `--ink` (the seven raw
// accents measure 2.40:1 to 4.43:1 against cream and every one of them fails), same
// `SVC_ICONS` in dictionary order, same oversized glyph turned on all three axes. A visitor
// moving from the home page to this one should recognise the same object.
//
// There is no photography on these cards, and that is a content limit rather than a taste
// call: two of the seven services — the orthotics scan and the acupuncture — have no
// photograph of themselves in `media-src`, and a card whose picture shows a different
// treatment claims something untrue about the one it names.
const SVC_STACK_ACCENTS = ["#5F9A94", "#C08552", "#A9827C", "#8A9A5B", "#B49B57", "#547671", "#7C8FA6"];
const SVC_STACK_ICONS = ["svcOrtho", "svcExercise", "svcWomens", "svcFoot",
"svcMassage", "svcAcupuncture", "svcModalities"];
const ServiceStackCard = ({ item, index }) => {
const [t] = useT();
const accent = SVC_STACK_ACCENTS[index % SVC_STACK_ACCENTS.length];
const icon = SVC_STACK_ICONS[index % SVC_STACK_ICONS.length];
// Every service carries exactly one of these two: a flat list of conditions, or named
// subgroups with a line of copy each. Both are the owner's words.
const bullets = Array.isArray(item.bullets) ? item.bullets : [];
const groups = Array.isArray(item.subgroups) ? item.subgroups : [];
// The anchor id is keyed to the DICTIONARY index, not the display position: `stackOrder`
// reorders the cards for display, and a link written against the display order would point
// at whichever service happened to be sitting there.
return (
{/* The home cards' construction: a short accent tick, then the glyph in its chip.
No category badge — the title says what the service is, and the badge was a
third label competing with the title and the italic subtitle under it. */}
{item.title}
{item.subtitle}
{item.body}
{groups.length ? (
{groups.map((g, i) => (
{g.title}{g.body}
))}
) : (
{bullets.map((b, i) =>
{b}
)}
)}
);
};
// Φυσικά Μέσα leads the stack; everything else keeps dictionary order.
//
// The lead is named by its glyph rather than written as a literal index, and `index` below
// stays the item's *dictionary* position rather than its position in the stack. Both matter:
// `SVC_STACK_ICONS` and `SVC_STACK_ACCENTS` are positional against `CONTENT.services.items`,
// so ordering the cards by display position would hand every service the glyph and accent of
// whichever one used to sit there. This way the reorder is display-only and each service keeps
// its own colour and icon.
// Display order lives in components.jsx (`PS.SVC_ORDER`) so this page and the home carousel
// cannot drift apart. It used to be "the modalities card leads, the rest keep dictionary
// order"; it is now an explicit sequence, owner's call 2026-09-01.
const stackOrder = (items) => window.PS.svcOrder(items, SVC_STACK_ICONS);
const ServicesPageStack = () => {
const { useRef, useEffect } = React;
const [t] = useT();
const stackTo = useRef(null);
const order = stackOrder(t.services.items);
// `/services#service-3` should land on that service's card, not merely somewhere in
// the section. A native anchor jump cannot: the browser scrolls to the element's *current*
// rect, and ScrollStack has already translated the cards, so it lands short or long by
// however much that card happens to be offset. `scrollToRef` scrolls to the card's layout
// position minus its own pin offset, which is exactly where it becomes the front card.
//
// The wait is for the fonts: card heights decide the pin offsets, and the webfont changes
// them. Runs once on mount rather than on every hash change — these links arrive as
// navigations from the home page, not as in-page jumps.
useEffect(() => {
const m = /^#service-(\d+)$/.exec(location.hash || "");
if (!m) return;
const src = Number(m[1]);
const pos = order.indexOf(src);
if (pos < 0) return;
let cancelled = false;
const go = () => { if (!cancelled && stackTo.current) stackTo.current(pos); };
const ready = document.fonts && document.fonts.ready ? document.fonts.ready : Promise.resolve();
ready.then(() => { if (cancelled) return; requestAnimationFrame(() => setTimeout(go, 60)); });
return () => { cancelled = true; };
}, []);
return (
{/* The site's standard section head — same construction as the clinic page's rooms
and motion blocks — rather than a bare left-aligned h2 with an inline font size.
The strings are its own. This block used to render `services.eyebrow` +
`services.title_a`/`title_b`, which are exactly what the page hero above it sets
as its eyebrow and h1, so the page said "Υπηρεσίες / Τι κάνουμε για εσάς" twice
within one screen. `list_eyebrow` and `list_title_*` name the list instead.
No `.sec-head__lead`: the hero's lead already introduces these services, and a
second paragraph directly above the cards would put the duplication back. */}
{/* `.sec-head` like every other section head on the site.
It keeps its ` ` and widens the cap to 25ch, where the other heads run at 20.
This heading is a two-part statement and the break belongs at the roman/serif
join; at 20ch the balancer put it mid-phrase instead ("Από το πρώτο / τηλέφωνο
στην / πλήρη αποκατάσταση."), which reads as three fragments. 25ch is measured:
the longest half in any of the five languages is 24 characters (Greek "στην πλήρη
αποκατάσταση." and German "bis zur vollen Genesung."), so every language lands on
two lines. `ch` scales with the clamped font size, so it needs no breakpoint. */}
{t.process.eyebrow}
{/* This block used to be a dark --band section. The slab it sits in owns the ground
now, so every colour here had to come back to the light-side tokens — a section
that keeps `color: var(--on-band)` after the level takes its background away
renders cream text on cream. */}
);
};
const App = () => {
window.PS.useReveal();
return (
<>
{/* No Marquee here. It still closes the home page's first slab, but on this page it
listed the same treatments the stack below spells out in full, one screen later —
the services page is the one page where that band says nothing new. Owner's call,
2026-08-31. The slab now closes on the spotlight; the band was never what gave it
its edge (the level's own rounded corner is), so nothing else has to change. */}
);
};
window.ServicesApp = App;