layout and settings test adjustments

[mdurchholz]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Style

  • Changed the site's typography to use Open Sans, delivering a refreshed visual look.
  • Updated the site branding by renaming it to "Marty's Sandbox".

• New Features

  • Enhanced user interaction by making a key icon clickable, allowing smooth navigation to a designated section.

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates several UI and configuration aspects. The font import in the layout file has been changed from Inter to Open_Sans, and the WordPressIcon in a page component is now wrapped with an anchor linking to the "#wordpress" section, modifying its interactivity. Additionally, the site's configuration has been updated by renaming the site from "next-wp" to "Marty's Sandbox". No public entity declarations were altered.

Changes

File(s)	Summary
app/layout.tsx, app/page.tsx	In app/layout.tsx, the font import was changed from Inter to Open_Sans. In app/page.tsx, the WordPressIcon is now wrapped in an anchor linking to #wordpress.
site.config.ts	The site_name property in the configuration was updated from "next-wp" to "Marty's Sandbox".

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant C as ToDelete Component
    participant UI as Interface
    U ->> C: Click on WordPressIcon (anchor)
    C ->> UI: Trigger navigation to "#wordpress"
    UI -->> U: Load "#wordpress" section

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Poem

I'm a bunny, hopping with code delight,
Fonts switched to Open Sans, making typography bright.
A clickable icon leads the way,
As "#wordpress" comes into play.
And "Marty's Sandbox" beams under the moonlight!
🐇✨

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app/layout.tsx

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• app/layout.tsx (1 hunks)
• app/page.tsx (1 hunks)
• site.config.ts (1 hunks)

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app/page.tsx (1)

components/icons/wordpress.tsx (1)

• WordPressIcon (1-25)

🔇 Additional comments (3)

site.config.ts (1)

8-8: Site name updated to "Marty's Sandbox"

The site name has been changed from "next-wp" to "Marty's Sandbox" in the configuration. This will update the site name display throughout the application.

app/layout.tsx (1)

4-4: Font updated from Inter to Open_Sans

The font has been changed from Inter to Open_Sans. This typography change will affect the entire application since the font is applied to the body element through the font.variable property.

app/page.tsx (1)

68-70:

❓ Verification inconclusive

WordPress icon now links to #wordpress section

The WordPress icon is now wrapped in an anchor tag, making it clickable and linking to the #wordpress section of the page.

Please verify that a section with the ID "wordpress" exists on the page. I don't see it defined in the current file, which might lead to a broken link.

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Check if there's any element with id="wordpress" in the application
rg -i 'id=["'\'']wordpress["'\'']' --type html --type tsx --type jsx

Length of output: 98

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I'll re-run the search without limiting the file types so we can verify if any element has an ID of "wordpress." Please execute the command below:

If this new search still yields no matches, then it's likely that no section with id "wordpress" exists in the codebase—which would result in a broken link in the WordPress icon. In that case, please verify manually in your code (or add the appropriate section) to ensure the link is valid.

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WordPress Icon Link Target Verification

The WordPress icon in app/page.tsx (lines 68–70) now links to #wordpress, but our automated search did not conclusively locate a corresponding section with id="wordpress". Please manually verify that such a section exists or add one to prevent a broken link.

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Search the entire repository for any occurrence of id="wordpress"
rg -i 'id=["'"'"']wordpress["'"'"']' .

Length of output: 160

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Verify WordPress Section Exists

The updated WordPress icon in app/page.tsx (lines 68–70) now links to #wordpress, but our automated search did not yield conclusive results for any element with that id. Please manually verify that a section with id="wordpress" exists in your markup. If such a section is missing, adding it will ensure the link functions correctly.

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