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Web Component: Change CTA Section Reboot requested enhancement #3368

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ibmdotcom-bot commented Jul 30, 2020

User Story

As a [user role below]:
IBM.com Library developer

I need to:
create/change the CTA Section Reboot requested enhancement

so that I can:
provide the ibm.com adopter developers components they can use to build ibm.com web pages

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Acceptance criteria

  • Include README for the web component and corresponding styles
  • Create Web Components styles in styles package
  • Do not create knobs in Storybook that include JSON objects
  • Break out Storybook stories into multiple variation stories, if applicable
  • Create codesandbox example under /packages/web-components/examples/codesandbox and include in README
  • Minimum 80% unit test coverage
  • If a design is provided, the Designer is included as a Reviewer in the Pull Request
  • Provide a direct link to the deploy preview for the designer in the Pull Request description
  • A comment is posted in the Design QA issue, tagging Wonil and Roberta, when development is finished
  • The Storybook link is added to the Design QA issue for their testing
  • A comment is posted in the Prod QA issue, tagging Praveen and Chetan, when development is finished
@ibmdotcom-bot ibmdotcom-bot added dev Needs some dev work package: web components Work necessary for the IBM.com Library web components package labels Jul 30, 2020
@RobertaJHahn RobertaJHahn added this to the Sprint 20-16 milestone Aug 3, 2020
@RobertaJHahn RobertaJHahn changed the title Web Component: Develop/Change CTA Section Reboot requested enhancement Web Component: Change CTA Section Reboot requested enhancement Aug 10, 2020
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@RobertaJHahn let's move this out out after web components work is done.

kodiakhq bot pushed a commit that referenced this issue Nov 9, 2020
### Related Ticket(s)

#3749
#3368 

### Description

Introducing the `<dds-cta-section>` component for Web Components, featuring Footer variations with Content Items and a Link List.

Default:
![Screen Shot 2020-11-04 at 3 34 01 PM](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24970122/98179281-3f01e480-1eb3-11eb-8334-53d4feed1472.png)

Content Items Footer:
![Screen Shot 2020-11-04 at 3 34 15 PM](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24970122/98179287-41fcd500-1eb3-11eb-9a72-b1ca0dd2534c.png)

Link List Footer:
![Screen Shot 2020-11-04 at 3 34 27 PM](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24970122/98179289-42956b80-1eb3-11eb-8724-07ffa9c9a457.png)


### Changelog

**New**

- `<dds-cta-section>` component
- `<dds-cta-section-item>` component to wrap `<dds-cta-section-heading>` and `<dds-cta-section-copy>` with the correct styling


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