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returns link in most cases, but if you are currently filtering for categories, it returns section for any blog category (or likewise for tags), and if you are currently filtering for a specific tag / category then it returns current
why we need this ...
Basically, on most SS blogs, you will have tags and you will categories. Blog entries s may show their associated cats / tags and there may also be a list of cats / tags on the landing page. When you click on any of these cats / tags, usually you get a filtered selection, based on the cats / tags selected. This is a part of the SS Blog. When you do end up on one of those "filtered" pages. They often look very similar to the unfiltered version. Highlighting the current filter may therefore just help the user understand where they are... here is an example:
I have clicked on developers. Nothing else much has changed on the page since the previous one (the blog landing page), but because "developers" is in red, the user can see she is on a subsection / filtered version of the blog.
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Can you give a few examples of what the typical use case for this would be?
This would help us judge whether this is worth including in the code base or if it's something better left to individual developers to implement as extensions.
can we add this to blog object:
returns
link
in most cases, but if you are currently filtering for categories, it returnssection
for any blog category (or likewise for tags), and if you are currently filtering for a specific tag / category then it returnscurrent
why we need this ...
Basically, on most SS blogs, you will have tags and you will categories. Blog entries s may show their associated cats / tags and there may also be a list of cats / tags on the landing page. When you click on any of these cats / tags, usually you get a filtered selection, based on the cats / tags selected. This is a part of the SS Blog. When you do end up on one of those "filtered" pages. They often look very similar to the unfiltered version. Highlighting the current filter may therefore just help the user understand where they are... here is an example:
I have clicked on developers. Nothing else much has changed on the page since the previous one (the blog landing page), but because "developers" is in red, the user can see she is on a subsection / filtered version of the blog.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: