Ethereum-org-website: Add "Last updated" to the website

Created on 2 May 2019  路  11Comments  路  Source: ethereum/ethereum-org-website

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Challenge Description

Ethereum.org will be regularly updated with new content. We should add a "Last updated" copy to more clearly communicate to users that the site is always evolving.

  1. Add a "Site last updated: " to the footer (Footer.vue)

example:
Image 2019-10-27 at 8 53 58 PM

  1. Add a "Page last updated:" under the header of every page

example:
Image 2019-10-27 at 8 50 03 PM

This might be a useful option: https://vuepress.vuejs.org/plugin/official/plugin-last-updated.html

Submission Requirements

  • The timestamps must be dynamically auto-generated from the config
  • The additions must consider mobile & desktop layouts

Submission Deadline

The deadline for submissions is November 11, 2019.

Judging Criteria

The prize will be awarded to the first valid submission.

Winner Announcement Date

The submission will be reviewed by November 18. Winner announcements and prize payouts will occur before November 31, 2019.

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Most helpful comment

@jjmstark @samajammin I've started working on it and was wondering if it was ok to display the date before the content title like this:
Screenshot 2019-10-28 at 19 34 41

Cause otherwise, it would require me to edit each .md files to display the date under it or as part of the content.

All 11 comments

If the "Fork this Page" is intended to remain prominent, I would replace the lower right "Welcome to the Ethereum.org Redesign!" to simply a "Fork" button, next to the current version, giving both items context.

Keeping a version number in sync is more work for the admins though, not sure how feasible it is to automate the version based on milestones?

I like the concept of this but suspect a version number could create confusion for some users who may misinterpret that as the "Ethereum version number" if we don't clearly communicate it.

How about displaying a "Last published" or "Last updated" date?

I like the concept of this but suspect a version number could create confusion for some users who may misinterpret that as the "Ethereum version number" if we don't clearly communicate it.

How about displaying a "Last published" or "Last updated" date?

Definitely agree this is the better option now!

@jjmstark FYI, I'm updating your original description.

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1) pierrickgt has started work.

I'll read the @vuepress/last-updated doc and the theme config doc in order to add the updated date to the footer and pages

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@jjmstark @samajammin I've started working on it and was wondering if it was ok to display the date before the content title like this:
Screenshot 2019-10-28 at 19 34 41

Cause otherwise, it would require me to edit each .md files to display the date under it or as part of the content.

Issue Status: 1. Open 2. Started 3. Submitted 4. Done


__Work for 0.502 ETH (90.91 USD @ $181.09/ETH) has been submitted by__:

  1. @pierrickgt

@vs77bb please take a look at the submitted work:

  • PR by @PierrickGT

@PierrickGT that's fine - thanks for checking!

Issue Status: 1. Open 2. Started 3. Submitted 4. Done


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