{%extends"auth_base.html"%}{%blocktitle%}euler — terms of use{%endblock%}{# No self-link: you are here. It stays as text rather than vanishing, so the footer's separators still read as three items and the page does not appear to be missing one. #}{%blockfooter_terms%}<spanclass="is-locked">terms of use</span>{%endblock%}{# The terms are the document here, not the dialogue beside them: on a narrow screen they are what shows, as on a content page (base.html § body_class). #}{%blockbody_class%}{%ifnotsubject%}is-signin{%endif%}{%endblock%}{# The terms are a document, so they go in the left pane — where the shell's own /terms fragment puts them for a signed-in reader (terms_fragment.html). This is the full-page form: a direct visit, or no JS. The right pane is auth_base's: their terminal when signed in, the invitation below when not. #}{%blockcontent%}<sectionclass="panel">{# The way out: this page is reached from a footer and has no form of its own, so without it the reader is stranded. The caller named itself in ?back=. #}<pclass="back-row"><aclass="back-link"href="{{back_url}}">← {{back_label}}</a></p><h1>Terms of use</h1><divclass="terms-text doc-body">{%include"_terms.html"%}</div></section>{%endblock%}{%blockdialogue%}<h1>Sign in</h1><pclass="lead">These terms are what you agree to by using this. The workspace itself is through here.</p><divclass="auth-links"><aclass="auth-link"href="/login">← back to sign in</a></div>{%endblock%}