shift-org / shift-org/shift-docs
prettify the "all events feed" banner
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Description
as per this from @carrythebanner re: the new all events feed.
https://github.com/shift-org/shift-docs/pull/797#pullrequestreview-2273284480
Could also add the cal feed banner to the /calgrid page, and could probably hide it on individual ride listings...
With 2 promo banners stacked there's a bit much in terms of top matter, but we'll be hiding the PP promo banner in 2 days so that's a non-issue IMO.
the feed info is hidden from single events:
but we could add it to the calgrid, and we should figure out how to make it play nicer with the pedalp banner.
( some possible ideas: maybe move it to the bottom, merge it with the "safe for all" section, maybe add info about the bikefun app? )
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Start by comparing the existing all-events feed banner on the individual ride listings with the /calgrid page, using the linked review and screenshots as context. Decide how the feed information should coexist with the Pedalpal banner, then verify that the chosen arrangement is appropriate on both page types and that the banner is hidden from single events.
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- Tech stack
- javascript
- Domain
- design, frontend, web-dev
- Issue type
- Feature
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- Needs clarification
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