changes social media iframes/scripts to links, simplifies markup, adds email & bootstrap classes #18880
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Overview
As discussed here, updates the social media sharing footer:
<button>
for visual fallback in absence of Bootstrap or GreenwichBefore
With Greenwich/automatic set in CiviCRM Display Preferences:
Without Greenwich:
After
With Greenwich/Automatic set
Without Greenwich, but with a Bootstrap-based CMS theme:
Without Greenwich, without a Bootstrap-based theme:
Technical Details
This footer appears at the bottom of contribution and event pages and also is included in a few email tempaltes.
The markup for use in email templates is enabled under
{if $emailMode eq true}
and uses<a>
with Bootstrap css classes (not Civi button classes).For the contribution/event page footers,
<button>
is used with an onclick behaviour, in order to provide browser-default button appearance independent of civicrm.css or Bootstrap. IDs are added to each button to support targetted CSS (ie different colours).Comments
The use of this in email templates hasn't been tested.