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: Sprout Keywords#show
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Actually, I think this needs moar love, and probably wants to come after #1663 so the keyword show page can show the |
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Codewise LGTM, but I feel like the UI needs a bit more context. Just looking at the screenshot I had no idea what I was looking at, or what the UI was intended for.
Is it meant to be something like:
"""
Other keywords related to 'tested'
- tests
- testing
"""
Or something else?
I'm not clear on what is the use case here.
Is this for a reader of a Journal to find keywords aliases? What for? If we wanted to show a reader all posts under a topic we could just show them a list of all entries with a keyword and any of its aliases.
Or is this UI for a journal owner to manage aliases? Or something else?
Regardless, nothing blocking for merge.
<h1><%= keyword.canonical_keyword %></h1> | ||
<ul> | ||
<%= keyword&.aliases&.each do |aliass| %> | ||
<li><%= aliass %></li> |
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sssssssssss (thanks, Ruby)
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I was a/nnoyed/mused at the consequence of choosing aliases
as a collection; and may wind up finding a different name to prevent the silliness.
Right now I am thinking it's just going to enumerate the entries that reference the keyword; but there are some other places I want to go:
I suppose I could start with |
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