layout and settings test adjustments

[mdurchholz]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Style

  • Updated typography: The application now uses Open Sans, enhancing the overall visual experience.
  • Branding refreshed: The site's name has been updated to "Marty's Sandbox".

• New Features

  • Enhanced navigation: The WordPress icon is now a clickable link, directing users to the corresponding section on the page.

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Walkthrough

The changes update three major areas. In app/layout.tsx, the font import has been switched from "Inter" to "Open_Sans", which alters the typography applied via the FontSans variable. In app/page.tsx, the WordPressIcon is now wrapped inside an anchor tag that links to the #wordpress section, modifying user navigation. The site.config.ts file has its site_name updated from "next-wp" to "Marty's Sandbox". No modifications were made to the exported public entities.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
app/layout.tsx	Replaced import of Inter font with Open_Sans, updating the font used via the FontSans variable.
app/page.tsx	Wrapped WordPressIcon with an <a> tag linking to #wordpress to enhance navigation.
site.config.ts	Changed the site_name value from "next-wp" to "Marty's Sandbox".

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant B as Browser
    U->>B: Click on WordPressIcon (anchor tag)
    B->>B: Locate and scroll to the "#wordpress" section
    B-->>U: Display updated view at the target section

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Poem

I am a code-hopping bunny, swift and bright,
Changing fonts and links in the soft moonlight.
From Inter to Open_Sans my leaps now trace,
Guiding clicks with style, setting a new pace.
Marty’s Sandbox sings in luminous array –
Hop on, my friend, for a merry code parade!
🐇💻✨

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🔇 Additional comments (4)

site.config.ts (1)

8-8: Site name update looks good!

The site name has been updated from "next-wp" to "Marty's Sandbox". This change is consistent with the overall UI updates being made in this PR.

app/page.tsx (1)

68-70: Good navigation enhancement!

Wrapping the WordPress icon in an anchor tag improves accessibility by making it an interactive element that navigates to the #wordpress section. This provides better user experience while maintaining the visual design.

app/layout.tsx (2)

4-4: Font change looks good!

Changing from Inter to Open_Sans is a valid typography update that aligns with the site's rebranding from "next-wp" to "Marty's Sandbox". Open_Sans is a highly readable font that works well for web interfaces.

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21-24: Verify the font configuration still works as expected

The font variable is still using FontSans which correctly references the new Open_Sans import. However, it's good to verify that this font change renders correctly throughout the application, particularly with the site name change.

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1. That all text renders properly with the new font
2. That there are no rendering issues in different browser sizes
3. That font weights imported match those used in the application

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[mdurchholz]

I apologize for this. I am trying to create a PR for my own personal fork. I am not trying to update your original repo