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fix: remove Team and Partners section #840

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@inclinedadarsh inclinedadarsh commented Mar 29, 2024

Add conditional logic for displaying CTA in navbar
remove CTA from the navbar
remove Team section
remove Team from the navbar

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  • Refactor
    • Updated the Navbar to conditionally render the CTA link, ensuring it only displays when applicable.
    • Removed the cta prop from the Layout component affecting the Navbar and Partner component display.
    • Temporarily disabled the 'Team' section on the HomePage for future updates.

Add conditional logic for displaying CTA in navbar
remove CTA from the navbar
remove Team section
remove Team from the navbar
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The recent updates focus on refining the user interface by adjusting visibility and relevance of components. Specifically, the changes involve conditional rendering of a Call to Action (CTA) in the Navbar based on the availability of cta data, and simplifying the HomePage by commenting out the 'Team' component and its related content. These adjustments aim to enhance user experience by ensuring content relevance and clarity.

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Files Change Summary
.../Navbar/index.jsx
.../layout/index.jsx
Updated CTA rendering in Navbar; removed cta prop from Navbar and Partner.
HomePage.jsx
content.js
Commented out 'Team' component and related section in HomePage content.

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@inclinedadarsh inclinedadarsh merged commit ee1bc89 into main Mar 29, 2024
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Commits Files that changed from the base of the PR and between c63687b and 5f31261.
Files selected for processing (4)
  • src/components/layout/Navbar/index.jsx (1 hunks)
  • src/components/layout/index.jsx (1 hunks)
  • src/pages/HomePage.jsx (2 hunks)
  • src/pages/content.js (1 hunks)
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src/pages/HomePage.jsx (2)

8-8: Commenting out code can lead to clutter. If the removal of the Team component is permanent, consider removing the line entirely.


22-22: Commenting out code can lead to clutter. If the removal of the Team component usage is permanent, consider removing the line entirely.

src/components/layout/index.jsx (2)

28-29: Commenting out code can lead to clutter. If the removal of the cta prop from Navbar is permanent, consider removing the commented line entirely.


34-34: Commenting out code can lead to clutter. If the removal of the Partner component is permanent, consider removing the commented line entirely.

src/components/layout/Navbar/index.jsx (1)

95-104: The conditional rendering of the CTA link aligns well with the PR objectives and is implemented correctly.

src/pages/content.js (1)

53-56: Commenting out code can lead to clutter. If the removal of the 'Team' section is permanent, consider removing the commented lines entirely.

@inclinedadarsh inclinedadarsh deleted the fix branch March 29, 2024 06:24
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