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I'm headed towards simplifying the layout... and I think that the header system is the first piece that could be DRY'd up. To that end, I'm borrowing a great method for cleaning up the page titles from the blog in references, and implementing it in one place to show y'all what it could do. References: - https://coderwall.com/p/a1pj7w/rails-page-titles-with-the-right-amount-of-magic
Trying to DRY up the views
By moving the titles to a i18n file, we increase the ease of translatability and renaming later if we really need it.
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There's a lot of repetitive code in the views, this is a first stab at starting
to organize it.
I pulled out the
.page-headerclass, moved it to the application layout. I amusing a
content_forblock to put content in there, though there is more roomfor clean up there.
I also am using the
en.ymli18n file for the titles, which I alsoconsistently upcased.
Relates to #547.