HTML updates #263
HTML updates #263
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| @@ -38,20 +38,20 @@ <h3>Get in touch</h3> | |||
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| During the event, the Infodesk is reachable by phone using the number | |||
| <span class="tel">+32 2 7887474</span> (for <u><b>urgent</b></u> matters only, please). | |||
| <a class="tel" hef="tel:+3227887474">+32 2 788 74 74</a> (for <u><strong>urgent</strong></u> matters only, please). | |||
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Should this be:
| <a class="tel" hef="tel:+3227887474">+32 2 788 74 74</a> (for <u><strong>urgent</strong></u> matters only, please). | |
| <a class="tel" href="tel:+3227887474">+32 2 788 74 74</a> (for <u><strong>urgent</strong></u> matters only, please). |
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| <ul class="unstyled" id="all-news"> | |||
| <% @item[:newsitems].map(&$to_item).each do |item| %> | |||
| <li class="news-item"> | |||
| <span class="date"><a href="<%= item.path %>"><%= item[:created_at].strftime '%Y-%m-%d' %></a><span class="date-separator"> » </span></span> | |||
| <time class="date"><a href="<%= item.path %>"><%= item[:created_at].strftime '%Y-%m-%d' %></a></time> | |||
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This makes the link actually get shown on mobile devices (which is a big improvement), but makes it slightly less visible otherwise:
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previous:
What makes you think so? there are several items posted this month: I don't think we should remove it as part of a styling update (which, to be clear is very much appreciated). |
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When I visited it, I couldn't see any posts newer than 2021. But, if it is still in use, let me know and I'll restore the link. Here's what I see |
I've just seen that Twitter serves up stale content if you're not logged in! My mistake entirely. |
This PR:
I've run nanoc and all the files compile and pass validation (nanoc likes putting stray
/>at the end of some elements - but that doesn't break anything).Visually, most pages stay the same. A few minor tweeks to allow pages to work on narrow screens.
Happy to make any changes.
Addresses #261