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Right now, every single template has to implement support for Rails flashes (eg = flash[:notice] or = flash[:alert]). This causes inconsistent appearance, as well as causes some alerts to not be shown until navigating to a page that implements flashes.
With the new user-facing design coming in #48, there's a great chance to have this normalized to something that shows up on all pages, eliminating the requirement of having it implemented in each individual template file.
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Right now, every single template has to implement support for Rails flashes (eg
= flash[:notice]
or= flash[:alert]
). This causes inconsistent appearance, as well as causes some alerts to not be shown until navigating to a page that implements flashes.With the new user-facing design coming in #48, there's a great chance to have this normalized to something that shows up on all pages, eliminating the requirement of having it implemented in each individual template file.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: