Closed (won't fix)
Project:
Drupal.org customizations
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
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Created:
10 Feb 2009 at 10:01 UTC
Updated:
18 Aug 2010 at 00:59 UTC
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Comment #1
David Stosik commentedWhat will be put in this block needs to be defined.
Do we add the possibility for the project maintainer to create any link (title+URL) he wants? (See "Add link" one the prototype.)
Some of the links contained in the bottom of a project page at present could also fit in here.
To keep a clear CSS, this, actually, will be a Drupal block.
Comment #2
David Stosik commentedHere is a first patch. "Home page" and "Try out a demonstration" links, if existing, are displayed.
We probably need to fill it with other links (what about documentation, browse CVS repository, license or changelog?).
Please leave any comment regarding code style and way of doing it. :)
Comment #3
David Stosik commentedI created the following issue to gather some project blocks:
#372580: Move the project node links to blocks
Comment #4
David Stosik commentedSee #372580: Move the project node links to blocks.
Comment #5
dwwThis is blocked on #372580: Move the project node links to blocks.
See #425742: Add a mechanism to store custom links per-project about storing/adding new links. Let's just handle that separately, since it's a minor feature and shouldn't otherwise hold up progress here.
Comment #6
dwwNow that #372580: Move the project node links to blocks is done, all this needs is a small patch to drupalorg_project to alter the project links for the 'resources' section to a) make it 'type' = 'block', and b) change the label to "Links". See also #371979: "Get Involved" Block on project pages for a similar task for a different block.
Comment #7
lisarex commentedLinking this from the Redesign project #661550: Meta issue for Drupal.org customizations because this issue was tagged 'drupal.org redesign'
Comment #8
drummWe can live with just putting things in the project node body.