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959 toolkit banner links #1199

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Closes #959

@akibrhast akibrhast requested review from jbubar and drubgrubby March 12, 2021 20:35
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@mcspach @akibrhast - Nice work on these links/filters. All seems good to me.

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jbubar commented Mar 13, 2021

Looks great... I just noticed one inconsistency.
If you click on "All", "Development", or "Design" it has a slightly different behavior than clicking on "Project Management", and "Project Development"

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Could you look over this one line?
line 20 in toolkit.html
It is inconsistent.
Personally, I would prefer if it did not redirect, as in I prefer the behavior of Project Management, and Professional Development rather than All, Development, Design

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@jbubar jbubar merged commit 203bccb into hackforla:gh-pages Mar 14, 2021
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Make the Toolkit page's category-filtering banner functional
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