Ian

For the above list, is there anything we can consider in-scope because its so small to do? 

• The individual partners page is technically as per design but looks crappy so can we fit this in ? 
• We have an issue with researchers that I will create a task for - I didn't notice this before.
•  Under Partners, feels out of scope and a preference so think that should be out of scope
• Impact Icons description on the home page feels unnecessary, when you click on it, it appears with the title right below but if it's a quick thing, maybe? I feel no, but open to suggestion. 
• Voicenotes 3 next to each other will be a disaster on mobile so I am happy to push that back - there's 6 voicenotes at the moment so really not a lot of scrolling to do - 2 next to each could work but again I think it will end up being below each other anyhow on mobile - your thoughts?
• What do we need to add another two sections to the team members block? Do we need Roule and Co to look at the design or can we wing it? How much time do we think we need to make that happen? It probably has additional implications - the backend allows us to tag a specific project, role and those all go to research partners so is there anything else that needs to be considered to make this work? 

Robyn

 

Categories and tags are both used to organise content on a website, but they serve different purposes:

• Broader categorisation: Categories are used to group content into general topics or themes.   
• Hierarchical structure: They often have a hierarchical structure, allowing for subcategories.   
• Required: Most content management systems (CMS) require a post or page to belong to at least one category.

• Specific keywords: Tags are more granular and describe specific details or keywords related to a piece of content.   
• Non-hierarchical: They don't have a hierarchical structure.   
• Optional: Tags are optional, and a post can have multiple tags.   

• What is the difference between categories and tags?

RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://arua_cw.storiesandscience.co.za//$1 [QSA,L]

Laura

Robyn

I'm seeing the feedback on this task: Re: Blocks Page > Individual Resources - ARUA-SFS and want to confirm the following: 

• Are we clear on what is a Resource and what is a News / Events post? From the comment it seems like the content you uploaded should be a news post, Laura, but I might be wrong. 
• Do individual resources pages show the projects they're related to? I know on Projects pages we can select relevant resources and news posts, but not sure if it's needed the other way around as well. 
• Resources should not have space to input voice notes

• You loaded the content in the correct place, on each category, e.g. here: https://arua.storiesandscience.co.za/wp-admin/term.php?taxonomy=impact-area&tag_ID=5&post_type=project&wp_http_referer=%2Fwp-admin%2Fedit-tags.php%3Ftaxonomy%3Dimpact-area%26post_type%3Dproject
• Each category has its own page, e.g. here: https://arua.storiesandscience.co.za/impact-area/climate-and-environment/ 
• You can visit this link by clicking on View when you hover over each impact area
• It looks like the Impact Areas block is pointing to /impact-areas/climate-and-environment, but it should point to /impact-area/climate-and-environment.

Hi all, specifically

David

Rohan

Dylan

. I thought this might be useful: there's an ACF function that returns all field labels and values: 

get_field_objects()

• The bigger icons are used in the big circles in the infographic and at the top image of the impact pages.
• The smaller icons are used in the smaller circles in the infographic and in the impact area strip menus at the bottom of each impact area page.