CircuitVerse / CircuitVerse/Blog

Add Navigation Button from Blog to Main Site

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@Saahi30 is already working on this.

Since Jan 15, 2025.

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Description

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe:

Currently, when users click the "Blog" button in the footer of the main CircuitVerse site (https://circuitverse.org), they are redirected to a separate blog site (https://blog.circuitverse.org) in a new tab. However, the blog site lacks an easy way to navigate back to the main site, making it inconvenient for users to return.

Describe the solution you'd like:

Add a navigation button next to the "Contact" button in the top-right corner of the blog site. The button should be labeled "Main Site" (or something similar) and, when clicked, redirect users back to the main CircuitVerse site (https://circuitverse.org).

Describe alternatives you've considered:

  1. Including a footer link on the blog site for returning to the main site.
  2. Using the browser’s back button to return to the main site, though this may not work as expected if the blog opens in a new tab.

Additional context:

  • The button design and placement should match the existing UI/UX of the blog site for consistency.
  • This feature will enhance user experience by providing seamless navigation between the blog and the main site.
  • Note: I am aware that the blog template is taken from a third-party source, specifically from NorthEndLab Hugo theme.

Are you working on this?

Yes.

Current Interface
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Expected behaviour

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