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[LG-14462] Add footer links - #506
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I recall some discussion around the width of the footer. We have some different styles in dev docs that made the wider footer make sense… |
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Did you update this because of the CircleCI Ruby version error? I merged in a PR on Friday that fixes that so you might not need this anymore.
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Yes. Though since this works, I don't see a compelling reason to roll back. Happy to revert if you think I should
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Rebased just to make sure nothing breaks and I do have to roll this back after your Friday changes
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Thanks! Sorry for the extra trouble.
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Added footer links to match what exists on the main site. I tried to copy and paste as much as applicable from https://github.com/GSA-TTS/identity-site and then reconcile any apparent CSS duplication. I did not try to include the translation-based options from identity-site as that seemed like scope creep for this ticket.
I added the font anti-aliasing setting that's on the main page with the intention of keeping the sites looking consistent.
Screenshots
The previous dev docs footer
The new dev docs footer
The current Login.gov footer
You may notice that the left and right margins / padding on the main site footer are different than those on the dev docs. This was true before this PR. Fixing them in this PR seemed to me like it would likely be more complicated than the rest of the effort on this PR so far a relatively small benefit, so I felt stopping here was good enough for now.
Before font anti-aliasing
After font anti-aliasing
Especially in screenshots, I find the font anti-aliasing more noticeable in the body paragraph text than in the footer itself, so here's a comparison. The anti-aliased version is definitely closer visually to what's on the main site.