Remove Edit this Page link #213
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Summary of Changes
This pull request, titled "Remove Edit this Page link," aims to remove the 'Edit this Page' link from the UI. The change involves modifying the supplemental-ui/partials/edit-this-page.hbs file by replacing its content with an empty div.
Highlights
- Feature Removal: The primary goal is to remove the 'Edit this Page' link from the user interface.
- Template Modification: The
edit-this-page.hbstemplate is modified to contain only an empty div, effectively removing the link's content.
Changelog
- supplemental-ui/partials/edit-this-page.hbs
- Replaced the original content with an empty div to remove the 'Edit this Page' link.
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A link departs, its purpose done,
An empty div, the battle won.
No more to edit, swift and free,
The page stands still for all to see.
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Code Review
The pull request aims to remove the 'Edit this Page' link from the UI. The change involves adding an empty div to the edit-this-page.hbs file. While the change itself is straightforward, it's important to understand the context and implications of removing this link.
Summary of Findings
- Impact of removing the 'Edit this Page' link: Removing the 'Edit this Page' link might affect the ability of users to contribute to the documentation or suggest improvements. It's important to consider the implications for content maintenance and community engagement.
- Accessibility and alternative solutions: Consider whether removing the link is the best approach. Are there alternative solutions that would address the underlying issue while still providing a way for users to edit the page? Also, ensure that the removal of the link does not negatively impact accessibility.
Merge Readiness
The code change is simple, but the decision to remove the 'Edit this Page' link should be carefully considered. Ensure that the implications for content maintenance and community engagement are understood. I am unable to approve the pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging. Given the potential impact, I recommend a discussion about the rationale behind this change before merging.
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