Day Timeline

Install

Or by hand, in a Next.js project with shadcn set up. It writes components/pastetaste/day-timeline.tsx.

Install the pastetaste component "Day Timeline" (day-timeline) into this Next.js project and use it.

What it is: A sticky 'day at the place' stage: the huge clock time, copy, photo and page tone change from morning cream to night navy as you scroll, with hour chips that jump to a stop.

Before you place it, ask me (one short message, in my language; "skip" = sensible default): which page and section it goes in, my brand colour (hex), the text, labels or images it should show, and whether I want my logo or my own copy in the demo content. Then:

Steps:
1. If the project has no components.json, run: npx shadcn@latest init -y -d. Then run: npx shadcn@latest add https://pastetaste.com/r/day-timeline.json
   (it writes components/pastetaste/day-timeline.tsx; install any npm packages it reports).
2. Import it: import { DayTimeline } from "@/components/pastetaste/day-timeline" (check the file for the exact named export).
3. Put it where it fits on the page I name, keep the rest of the page untouched, and pass props for my colours instead of editing the installed file.
4. It does not depend on Tailwind; colours come from CSS variables (--pt-*) or props.
5. It supports prefers-reduced-motion with a still state; do not remove it.

Props (all optional unless the type has no default):
- stops: DayStop[] = 5 sample hours — { time, label, title, text, src, alt?, cta?, tone?: [bg, fg] } per hour.
- eyebrow: string = 'A day at the Meridian' — Small caps line above the time.
- onCta: (index:number, stop:DayStop)=>void — Called by a stop's button.
- perStop: number = 92 — Scroll length per stop in svh (desktop only).
- className / style: string / CSSProperties — On the root.

Live preview: https://pastetaste.com/c/day-timeline
Then run the dev server, check it in the browser at desktop and mobile width, and tell me the page URL.

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