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E&Js: Finish setting up the resource page(s) for the chronological index #2722

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dorothyyeager opened this issue Mar 7, 2019 · 2 comments
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dorothyyeager commented Mar 7, 2019

User story
As an internal stakeholder or outside legal consultant, I need to see the explanation and justification for Commission regulations to do proper legal analysis of them.

Background:
In previous issues, we worked on the citation index. The other main index for the E&Js is the chronological listing of them. (Currently these pages are linked at https://transition.fec.gov/law/cfr/ej_toc.shtml.) This process will work much like the citation index.

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We need to create the tables in word (done in #2568), update the links (done in #2617), turn into HTML blocks (#2723) and then populate a page that is set up in Wagtail. This task is to set up the pages that will have the html blocks inserted into them.

Completion criteria:

  • Finalize the main page for the chronological index
  • Create placeholders for the html indexes
@dorothyyeager dorothyyeager changed the title E&Js: Create the resource pages for the chronological index E&Js: Finish setting up the resource page(s) for the chronological index Mar 8, 2019
@JonellaCulmer JonellaCulmer added this to the Sprint 8.3 milestone Mar 12, 2019
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After consulting with @JonellaCulmer for how to make our MVP have the best u/x, we'll go with an intro page that links to the various decade pages. I've saved that draft.

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Thanks to @JonellaCulmer, we've set up the resource pages for these index tables and have figured out the way to do the html styling for them. Closing this issue and we'll move on to #2723 in the next sprint.

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