feature/projects-all-the-way-down #3323
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<router-link :to="{name: 'home'}" class="logo">
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<Logo width="164" height="48"/>
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</router-link>
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<ul class="menu-list other-menu-items">
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<menu class="menu-list other-menu-items">
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<li>
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<router-link :to="{ name: 'home'}" v-shortcut="'g o'">
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<span class="menu-item-icon icon">
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{{ $t('team.title') }}
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</router-link>
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</li>
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</ul>
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</menu>
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</nav>
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<Loading variant="small" v-if="projectsLoading"/>
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dpschen
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Move Move `v-if` to front
konrad
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Done Done
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Something that I don't know that long myself: adding a
<ul>
inside a<nav>
doesn't give added benefit if we hide thelist-item
, because there are no added semantics. So listing the links is ok.So we could get rid of the
ul
entierly and only add the links?That was my idea. But wait with doing this. Because when I wrote this I forgot that menu-list adds style the is structure dependant (might even be that the original class is coming from bulma).
If Bulma doesn't require you to use
<ul>
use<menu>
instead.menu
still missing here. (you changed it in ProjectsNavigation).Done