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Redesign local nav for GDT #113
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@jazairi Just confirming this is still good with the latest change and can merge whenever you are ready along with the related PR |
Thanks @JPrevost! Just waiting on QA before merging. |
@JPrevost Just pushed a couple of small changes from QA. I also added the nav title back in (conditionally) to stay consistent with how we plan to manage that for the time being. |
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Why these changes are being introduced: The Geodata app requires links to GIS resources at MIT in the local nav. It also no longer requires the app name in the local nav, as GDT-125 moved this to the main header. Relevant ticket(s): * https://mitlibraries.atlassian.net/browse/GDT-125 * https://mitlibraries.atlassian.net/browse/GDT-124 How this addresses that need: This restyles the local nav as specified, provided the GDT feature is enabled. It also makes the title in the nav conditional on whether the `PLATFORM_NAME` environment variable is present. (This toggles the name in the header.) Side effects of this change: None.
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Why these changes are being introduced:
The Geodata app requires links to GIS resources at MIT in the local nav. It also no longer requires the app name in the local nav, as GDT-125 moved this to the main header.
Relevant ticket(s):
How this addresses that need:
This updates the local nav as specified, provided the GDT feature is enabled.
Side effects of this change:
We will likely want to remove the app name from the local nav in all our applications and use the new method provided by the theme gem instead. However, it is out of scope of this ticket (and project) to make that decision, so I've left it in for now.
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