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We've had an accessibility error reported by the Spanish "Portal
Administración electrónica" (PAe). While I can't find any accessibility
rule saying empty lists should be avoided, it looks like some screen
readers report finding lists with 0 items, which is annoying.
We could also do it with CSS using `ul:empty { display: none}`. However,
at the time of writing no browser supports this rule when the tag
contains whitespace.
32 lines
789 B
Ruby
32 lines
789 B
Ruby
class Layout::SocialComponent < ApplicationComponent
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delegate :content_block, to: :helpers
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def render?
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sites.any? || footer_content_block.present?
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end
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private
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def sites
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{
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twitter: "https://twitter.com",
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facebook: "https://www.facebook.com",
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youtube: "https://www.youtube.com",
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telegram: "https://www.telegram.me",
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instragram: "https://www.instagram.com"
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}.select { |name, _| setting["#{name}_handle"].present? }
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end
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def link_title(site_name)
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t("shared.go_to_page") + link_text(site_name) + t("shared.target_blank")
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end
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def link_text(site_name)
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t("social.#{site_name}", org: setting["org_name"])
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end
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def footer_content_block
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content_block("footer", I18n.locale)
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end
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end
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