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feat: add test button (DO NOT MERGE) #78

Closed CBID2 closed 8 months ago

CBID2 commented 8 months ago

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This is just a test to see if Michael's cheatsheet for the edit button works

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adiati98 commented 8 months ago

Hey @CBID2,

I've checked this out :)

CBID2 commented 8 months ago

Hey @CBID2,

I've checked this out :)

  • We want to make it the same/similar as the docs as below:

    edit page

    while now we're having this:

    edit on GitHub

    I'm not sure which icon we use at docs, but maybe we can make the text the same as docs, and put the icon on the left side?

  • When I click the link to edit on GitHub, it goes to the same page — (Edit this page on GitHub 📝). Is this intentional for testing purpose?

    When I click "Edit this page" on docs, it will open the edit page on GitHub. So we might want to link it this way.

    I also noticed, docs repo has a "docs" folder, which is in line with the docsify docs. I'm not quite sure if we should create a docs folder and move the content in the folder as well here.

@adiati98, thanks for the feedback. Yeah I meant to link it to the actual GitHub page. To the point about using the button design that's in the docs repo, I originally planned on using the extension docsify recommended but it's outdated: https://github.com/njleonzhang/docsify-edit-on-github/blob/master/README.md#

adiati98 commented 8 months ago

Hey @CBID2,

I've checked this out :)

  • We want to make it the same/similar as the docs as below:

    edit page

    while now we're having this:

    edit on GitHub

    I'm not sure which icon we use at docs, but maybe we can make the text the same as docs, and put the icon on the left side?

  • When I click the link to edit on GitHub, it goes to the same page — (Edit this page on GitHub 📝). Is this intentional for testing purpose?

    When I click "Edit this page" on docs, it will open the edit page on GitHub. So we might want to link it this way.

    I also noticed, docs repo has a "docs" folder, which is in line with the docsify docs. I'm not quite sure if we should create a docs folder and move the content in the folder as well here.

@adiati98, thanks for the feedback. Yeah I meant to link it to the actual GitHub page. To the point about using the button design that's in the docs repo, I originally planned on using the extension docsify recommended but it's outdated: https://github.com/njleonzhang/docsify-edit-on-github/blob/master/README.md#

We can try it first. If it doesn't work, then we can let it go 😊

CBID2 commented 8 months ago

Hey @CBID2,

I've checked this out :)

  • We want to make it the same/similar as the docs as below:

    edit page

    while now we're having this:

    edit on GitHub

    I'm not sure which icon we use at docs, but maybe we can make the text the same as docs, and put the icon on the left side?

  • When I click the link to edit on GitHub, it goes to the same page — (Edit this page on GitHub 📝). Is this intentional for testing purpose?

    When I click "Edit this page" on docs, it will open the edit page on GitHub. So we might want to link it this way.

    I also noticed, docs repo has a "docs" folder, which is in line with the docsify docs. I'm not quite sure if we should create a docs folder and move the content in the folder as well here.

@adiati98, thanks for the feedback. Yeah I meant to link it to the actual GitHub page. To the point about using the button design that's in the docs repo, I originally planned on using the extension docsify recommended but it's outdated: https://github.com/njleonzhang/docsify-edit-on-github/blob/master/README.md#

We can try it first. If it doesn't work, then we can let it go 😊

I tried it and it did not work lol 😂

adiati98 commented 8 months ago

@CBID2 lol 😆 Well, let's do it your way, then 😄 Just put the icon on the left side.

Maybe the pencil or pen icon looks similar? ✏️ 🖊

CBID2 commented 8 months ago

✏️

Made the change @adiati98. Here's how it looks: edit this page example

adiati98 commented 8 months ago

It looks much better, @CBID2!

As for the link, let's make it similar with our docs. If you click the "Edit this page" link, it will bring user to the editing page.

So we want to navigate to the edit page such as this one for the intro instead of the blob.

CBID2 commented 8 months ago

It looks much better, @CBID2!

As for the link, let's make it similar with our docs. If you click the "Edit this page" link, it will bring user to the editing page.

So we want to navigate to the edit page such as this one for the intro instead of the blob.

Hi @adiati98. I made the change! :) @BekahHW, I think this is how we should put the edit "buttons" for now and then come back to it in the future.

BekahHW commented 8 months ago

@CBID2 sounds good to me. Are you going to put that on all the pages?

CBID2 commented 8 months ago

@CBID2 sounds good to me. Are you going to put that on all the pages?

Yes @BekahHW

CBID2 commented 8 months ago

Hey @BekahHW. I made the changes on PR #75, so I closed this one.