Min Side Expert Context

To add new routes to the Min Side member portal, review the complete map of existing route definitions and architecture to understand registration patterns. This context details how new routes are structured and integrated within the BIM Verdi application.

User account types and WordPress roles differ in their specific access controls for Min Side features. This context differentiates between the two systems and explains how access control mechanisms gate portal feature availability for different users.

To check if a user is a 'hovedkontakt' when developing Min Side features, use the designated helper functions provided in the context. These utilities offer operational guidance for verifying user roles and validating access control within templates.

Yes, you can use ACF fields and Gravity Forms when building Min Side templates. The context provides ACF field references and details Gravity Forms integration to help you construct functional portal components and capture user data.

Min Side component development should follow specific design system principles and theme group management rules outlined in the context. Adhering to these standards ensures visual consistency and structural alignment across member portal templates.

Debugging utilities for the Min Side member portal include specific development patterns and helper functions referenced in the context. These tools assist developers in troubleshooting access control, routing errors, and ACF field data within the BIM Verdi application.