* Make navigation and UI strings i18n friendly
This commit
* Extracts most UI strings into i18n bundles so they can be translated
* Makes a proper Hugo menu out of the hardcoded menu that is shown on smaller screens
* Changes the language selector logic to navigate to the current page in the other language if possible (e.g. the translation). If not possible, it takes you to the home page for that language.
For testing, this commit also adds Norwegian as a new language. This is turned off.
* Make the home page into reusable and translatable blocks
This commit adds a set of block type shortcodes that is then used to build the home page.
* These shortcodes gets common image resources from a new headless bundle. These resources can be inherited or overridden by translations.
* The hardcoded case studies section on the home page is replaced with a query and a loop.
* The hardcoded feature list on the home page is replaed qith a query and a loop.
This was very annoyingly very broken. *Very* broken.
Two primary issues:
1. Autofocus. Autofocus should only be used on a field when it is the
expected action on the page, because it steals keyboard events such
as the arrow keys and Space for navigation, and causes users of
screen readers confusion as they’re thrown into a strange place.
It’d be just barely OK to use it on search pages, but used on
*every* page in the documentation, it’s just *super* annoying.
2. Not being a form. I have *no* idea why anyone would ever have
written it the way it was—it’s just awful from end to end, a bad
reimplementation of a subset of native browser functionality.
It’s a form, let it *be* a form.
Possibly the most baffling part of it was the use of location.replace
which breaks the back button. I just… why!?
While I was at it, I gave the search box an aria-label for good
measure, but I didn’t change its type to "search" because that has
UI implications on some platforms that I’m too lazy to deal with.
This is still pretty bad, because that magnifying glass is done in CSS
rather than being a fair dinkum submit button, but I just wanted a
quick fix because the autofocus issue is annoying me *so much*.
Bjørn Erik Pedersen
Chris Morgan