Closed Xaid-vfx closed 8 months ago
Are you still working on this issue?
Are you still working on this issue?
Yes @NitinRana01125532553
@Xaid-vfx Thank you for pointing this out.
The purpose of the global footer isn't to localize the items within it to the specific program/sub-org/product site it appears on, which could get confusing in breaking assumed conventions from site to site. The social icons there should behave the same across the sites that that footer is implemented on.
However, you raise a valid concern connected to this. I'd suggest an Issue needs to be created on the creativecommons/vocabulary repository outlining that the global footer and its social media icons don't account for product/sub-area/program-level social media linking in any reasonable way within the design.
I'd love to hear other suggestions, but this seems more an issue with Vocabulary's design, than with this site in particular?
@Xaid-vfx I'm happy to make that new Issue, but feel free to yourself and we'll close this one.
is this issue still going or closed ? i would happy to fix this issue , if didn't closed yet. please assign me the issue.
Hi, I understand the issue. So I just need to change the link in the footer, right? Please assign me this issue. Thankyou
I just made a PR#756 to solve this issue.
hi, is this issue still open i want to work on this issue
@Xaid-vfx Thank you for pointing this out.
The purpose of the global footer isn't to localize the items within it to the specific program/sub-org/product site it appears on, which could get confusing in breaking assumed conventions from site to site. The social icons there should behave the same across the sites that that footer is implemented on.
However, you raise a valid concern connected to this. I'd suggest an Issue needs to be created on the creativecommons/vocabulary repository outlining that the global footer and its social media icons don't account for product/sub-area/program-level social media linking in any reasonable way within the design.
I'd love to hear other suggestions, but this seems more an issue with Vocabulary's design, than with this site in particular?
Description
The current twitter link in the footer redirects to the main creative commons page.
Reproduction
Expectation
There's a specific CC open source twitter account. It would be more appropriate if the twitter link redirects to CC open source instead of CC main page. CC open source twitter - https://twitter.com/cc_opensource
Resolution