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updating links and home page #508
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app/routes/wow.item-data.$itemId.tsx (1)
184-184
: LGTM: Addition ofrel="nofollow"
to Undermine Exchange linkThe addition of
rel="nofollow"
to the CustomButton component linking to the Undermine Exchange is correct and consistent with the previous changes. This completes the SEO strategy for all external links in this component.For consistency, consider using a template literal for the
link
prop, similar to the WoWHead link:-link={`${listing.link}`} +link={`https://undermine.exchange/${listing.link}`}This assumes that
listing.link
contains only the path and not the full URL. If it already includes the full URL, then the current implementation is correct.
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app/routes/queries.item-data.$itemId.tsx (4)
153-153
: LGTM! Addition ofrel="nofollow"
to external link.The addition of
rel="nofollow"
to the Universalis link is appropriate for external links. This attribute instructs search engines not to follow this link, which can help in preserving your site's SEO value. It's a good practice, especially for links to external tools or services that are not directly affiliated with your site.
158-158
: LGTM! Consistent application ofrel="nofollow"
.The addition of
rel="nofollow"
to the FFXIV Teamcraft link maintains consistency with the previous external link. This approach ensures all external tools are treated equally in terms of SEO considerations.
163-163
: LGTM! Completed consistent implementation ofrel="nofollow"
.The addition of
rel="nofollow"
to the Garland Tools link completes the consistent application of this attribute to all external links in the component. This uniform approach to handling external links is beneficial for SEO management and aligns well with best practices for linking to external tools or services.Overall, these changes:
- Improve SEO management by preventing unintended PageRank transfer.
- Maintain consistency in how external links are handled.
- Align with common web development practices for external linking.
153-163
: Overall assessment: Consistent and beneficial updates to external links.The changes in this file are focused and consistent, adding
rel="nofollow"
to all external links (Universalis, FFXIV Teamcraft, and Garland Tools). This update aligns well with the PR objective of updating links and follows best practices for SEO management.Key points:
- Consistency: All external links are treated uniformly.
- SEO Impact: Prevents unintended PageRank transfer to external sites.
- Best Practices: Aligns with common web development practices for external linking.
- User Experience: No negative impact on functionality or user experience.
These changes contribute to better SEO management without affecting the user interface or functionality of the page. Good job on maintaining consistency across all external links!
app/routes/wow.item-data.$itemId.tsx (3)
174-174
: LGTM: Addition ofrel="nofollow"
to Saddlebag Exchange linkThe addition of
rel="nofollow"
to the CustomButton component linking to the Saddlebag Exchange is correct and aligns with the PR objective. This attribute instructs search engines not to follow the link, which can be beneficial for SEO purposes when linking to external sites.
179-179
: LGTM: Addition ofrel="nofollow"
to WoWHead linkThe addition of
rel="nofollow"
to the CustomButton component linking to WoWHead is correct and consistent with the previous change. This maintains the SEO strategy for external links.
174-184
: Overall: Consistent implementation ofrel="nofollow"
for external linksThe changes in this file consistently add the
rel="nofollow"
attribute to all CustomButton components that link to external sites (Saddlebag Exchange, WoWHead, and Undermine Exchange). This implementation:
- Aligns with the PR objective of updating links.
- Improves the SEO strategy by preventing search engines from following these external links.
- Maintains consistency across all external links in the component.
- Does not introduce any errors or affect the functionality of the component.
These changes are well-implemented and contribute to better SEO practices for the application.
app/tailwind.css (8)
1016-1018
: New margin-top utility class addedThe addition of the
.mt-8
class provides a new utility for adding a top margin of 2rem (32px). This aligns with Tailwind's utility-first approach and enhances the flexibility of the design system.
1264-1266
: New maximum width utility class addedThe addition of the
.max-w-2xl
class introduces a new utility for setting a maximum width of 42rem. This provides more options for controlling element widths, particularly useful for responsive designs.
1534-1538
: Increased spacing for stacked elementsThe
.space-y-10
class has been updated to provide larger spacing (2.5rem or 40px) between stacked elements. This change offers more breathing room in layouts, potentially improving readability and visual hierarchy.
1837-1840
: New light purple background color addedThe addition of the
.bg-purple-50
class introduces a very light purple background color option. This expands the color palette available in the design system, providing more flexibility for subtle background variations.
1842-1844
: New darker purple background color addedThe addition of the
.bg-purple-600
class introduces a darker purple background color option. This complements the previously added.bg-purple-50
, providing a wider range of purple background choices. This addition enhances the purple color scheme options in the design system.
3253-3256
: New responsive typography class for small screensThe addition of the
.sm\:text-4xl
class within thesm
breakpoint provides a responsive typography option for small screens. This class sets a larger font size (2.25rem) and appropriate line height (2.5rem) when the small screen breakpoint is reached. This enhancement improves the responsive design capabilities of the stylesheet, allowing for better text scaling across different device sizes.
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: Overall assessment of Tailwind CSS changesThe modifications to this Tailwind CSS file enhance the design system's capabilities in several ways:
- New utility classes have been added for margin, maximum width, and background colors, providing more design flexibility.
- Existing classes have been updated to offer improved spacing options.
- Responsive design has been enhanced with new small-screen typography options.
These changes align well with the Tailwind philosophy of providing a comprehensive set of utility classes. They should improve the ability to create responsive, visually appealing layouts.
However, there is one point that requires clarification:
- The exact changes to the
.space-y-2
class are not visible in the provided code, despite being mentioned in a comment.Overall, these updates seem to be positive improvements to the stylesheet.
1540-1543
: Clarification needed on.space-y-2
changesThe comment suggests that the
.space-y-2
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app/routes/_public._index.tsx (1)
58-58
: Verify the image source for the hero backgroundThe
src
attribute of the<img>
tag points to"/images/hero-bg.jpg"
with a comment indicating it's a placeholder image path. Please ensure that this path is correct and the image exists before deploying to production.
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Actionable comments posted: 1
Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
app/routes/_public._index.tsx (3)
54-83
: LGTM! Consider adding alt text for better accessibility.The Hero Section implementation looks great. The use of a background image with a gradient overlay creates an appealing visual effect. The title, subtitle, and CTA buttons are well-structured and clear.
Consider adding a more descriptive
alt
text for the background image to improve accessibility. For example:- alt="Hero Background" + alt="Abstract background representing data visualization in MMO markets"
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: LGTM! Minor suggestion for consistency.The About Us Section is well-structured and informative. The division into FFXIV and WoW subsections with distinct styling is a nice touch. The links to various tools and features provide clear value propositions for users.
There's a minor inconsistency in the spacing of some list items. Consider adjusting the spacing to be uniform across all items. For example:
- <li> - Get real-time FFXIV Discord alerts for{' '} + <li> + Get real-time FFXIV Discord alerts for{' '} <a href="https://saddlebagexchange.com/price-sniper" className="text-purple-600 underline"> Prices </a> - ,{' '} + ,{' '} <a href="https://saddlebagexchange.com/undercut" className="text-purple-600 underline"> Undercuts, Sales </a> - , and more! + , and more! </li>Apply this consistently to all list items in both FFXIV and WoW sections.
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: Overall, great improvements with one area of concernThe updates to the Index component significantly enhance the user interface and content presentation. The new sections (Hero, Features, About Us, Call to Action, and Footer) are well-implemented and provide a more engaging user experience.
Key points:
- The Hero Section effectively captures attention with its visual design and clear CTAs.
- The Features Section now has improved interactivity as requested.
- The About Us Section provides valuable information for both FFXIV and WoW users.
- The Call to Action Section is concise and encourages user engagement.
- The Footer is simple and functional.
The main area of concern is the hidden SEO content, which should be addressed to comply with search engine guidelines and best practices.
Please review and implement the suggested changes for the hidden SEO content to ensure compliance with SEO best practices and avoid potential penalties from search engines.
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app/routes/_public._index.tsx (3)
85-121
: Great job implementing the requested changes!The Features Section looks excellent. You've successfully addressed the previous feedback:
- The entire area of each feature tile is now clickable.
- Hover effects have been added to enhance user interaction.
The use of a grid layout for the features provides a clean and organized appearance.
269-287
: Excellent Call to Action Section!The Call to Action Section is well-implemented. The gradient background adds visual appeal, and the content is concise and engaging. The CTA button is clear and prominent, encouraging user interaction.
290-298
: LGTM! Simple and effective footer.The Footer Section is implemented well. Using
new Date().getFullYear()
for the copyright year is a good practice to keep it current automatically.
app/routes/wow.item-data.$itemId.tsx
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<CustomButton | |||
link={`https://saddlebagexchange.com/wow/export-search?itemId=${listing.itemID}&minPrice=1`} | |||
buttonText="Best Place to Sell!" | |||
rel="nofollow" |
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@CodeRabbit this isnt working. Any ideas? Heres an example of what this button becomes:
<a title="Best Place to Sell!" class="" href="https://saddlebagexchange.com/wow/export-search?itemId=190315&minPrice=1" target="_blank"><span class="group inline-flex items-center rounded-md bg-black px-2.5 py-1 text-sm font-medium text-white cursor-pointer overflow-hidden"><span class="h-[26px] flex items-center group-hover:scale-110 transition ease-in-out duration-300">Best Place to Sell!<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 20 20" fill="currentColor" aria-hidden="true" class="h-4 w-4 inline align-text-bottom ml-1"><path fill-rule="evenodd" d="M12.586 4.586a2 2 0 112.828 2.828l-3 3a2 2 0 01-2.828 0 1 1 0 00-1.414 1.414 4 4 0 005.656 0l3-3a4 4 0 00-5.656-5.656l-1.5 1.5a1 1 0 101.414 1.414l1.5-1.5zm-5 5a2 2 0 012.828 0 1 1 0 101.414-1.414 4 4 0 00-5.656 0l-3 3a4 4 0 105.656 5.656l1.5-1.5a1 1 0 10-1.414-1.414l-1.5 1.5a2 2 0 11-2.828-2.828l3-3z" clip-rule="evenodd"></path></svg></span></span></a>
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@cohenaj194, it looks like the rel
attribute isn't currently being passed to the underlying <a>
element in your CustomButton
component. To fix this issue, you'll need to modify the CustomButton
to accept the rel
prop and apply it to the <a>
tag.
Here's how you can update your CustomButton
component:
// In CustomButton.tsx
interface CustomButtonProps {
link: string;
buttonText: string;
rel?: string;
// other props...
}
const CustomButton: React.FC<CustomButtonProps> = ({ link, buttonText, rel, ...props }) => (
<a href={link} rel={rel} {...props}>
{/* Existing content */}
{buttonText}
</a>
);
export default CustomButton;
By adding the rel
prop to your component's props and passing it down to the <a>
element, you ensure that attributes like rel="nofollow"
are correctly applied.
Let me know if this helps!
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@coderabbitai make a ticket for this
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@cohenaj194, I've created the GitHub issue as requested: #509
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@cohenaj194, I've created a ticket for this issue as requested.
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**Affected PR:** https://github.com/ff14-advanced-market-search/saddlebag-with-pockets/pull/508
**Original Comment:** https://github.com/ff14-advanced-market-search/saddlebag-with-pockets/pull/508#discussion_r1773841826
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New Features
Index
component featuring a new hero section, an enhanced features section, an about us section, and a prominent call to action section.Style Enhancements
SEO and Security Improvements
rel="nofollow"
andrel="noopener noreferrer nofollow"
attributes to external links for enhanced SEO and security.