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The provided changes enhance the styling and presentation of the 404 error page by introducing a new CSS resource. This resource is created through the concatenation of multiple CSS files, followed by post-processing steps such as minification and fingerprinting. The new CSS is linked in the <header>
section of the template, aiming to improve the management and application of styles. Additionally, new test methods are added to ensure proper functionality and visual representation of the 404 error page.
File | Change Summary |
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themes/beaver/layouts/404.html |
Adds a new CSS resource created by concatenating, post-processing, minifying, and fingerprinting multiple CSS files, linking it in the <header> section. |
tests/mobile_site_test.rb tests/site_test.rb |
Adds a new test method test_not_found to verify the functionality and visual representation of the 404 error page by comparing screenshots. |
Objective | Addressed | Explanation |
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Fix the broken 404 page [#127] | ✅ | - |
404.html
file by removing the Google Tag Manager noscript section, impacting the structure of the 404 error page.Oh, the 404 page, a sight to behold!
A rabbit's delight, a tale to be told.
With CSS so fresh, and a touch of style,
The broken is mended, a happy compile.
Rejoice, dear friends, the bug is no more! 🐇✨
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Excellent, great work. I found some issues. Let's fix it in refactoring PR:
Closes #127
404 page css for navigation is a bit different.
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New Features
Tests