Add title to all pages #222

I'm personally not a huge fan of the way the string UWaterloo looks. According to our Constitution (and also the old website), we are the Computer Science Club of the University of Waterloo - is there any reason why we don't want to use this in the title? (I recognize that it is pretty long.)
For the sections of the Constitution, have we considered hiding the section numbers in the title? eg. Purpose - Constitution - ... instead of 2. Purpose - Constitution - ... (If this would take too much effort to implement, then feel free to disregard it.)
For the "Additional Advice" Advice page, the title says Misc Advice, which feels a bit incongruous.
For the events/[year]/[term]/[event] pages (which I think are mostly unused at this point), have we considered including the term and year in the title as well? eg. Speed-Friending - Spring 2021 - ... instead of just Speed-Friending - ... (This could be helpful since there are occasionally events that have the same name, but considering that these pages are basically unused, it might not be worth the effort to implement this.)
- eg. Speed-Friending - Spring 2021 vs. Speed-Friending - Winter 2021

TL;DR, all the page have descriptive titles, Amy just has a bunch of nitpicks

It looks like all the pages have titles! Here are some suggestions, based entirely on my personal opinion (so feel free to disagree): 1. I'm personally not a huge fan of the way the string `UWaterloo` looks. According to our Constitution (and also the old website), we are the `Computer Science Club of the University of Waterloo` - is there any reason why we don't want to use this in the title? (I recognize that it is pretty long.) 2. For the sections of the Constitution, have we considered hiding the section numbers in the title? eg. `Purpose - Constitution - ...` instead of `2. Purpose - Constitution - ...` (If this would take too much effort to implement, then feel free to disregard it.) 3. For the "Additional Advice" Advice page, the title says `Misc Advice`, which feels a bit incongruous. 4. For the events/\[year]/\[term]/\[event] pages (which I think are mostly unused at this point), have we considered including the term and year in the title as well? eg. `Speed-Friending - Spring 2021 - ...` instead of just `Speed-Friending - ...` (This could be helpful since there are occasionally events that have the same name, but considering that these pages are basically unused, it might not be worth the effort to implement this.) - eg. [Speed-Friending - Spring 2021](https://csclub.uwaterloo.ca/~a3thakra/csc/adi-page-titles/events/2021/spring/Speed-Friending/) vs. [Speed-Friending - Winter 2021](https://csclub.uwaterloo.ca/~a3thakra/csc/adi-page-titles/events/2021/winter/Speed-Friending/) TL;DR, all the page have descriptive titles, Amy just has a bunch of nitpicks

a3thakra added 5 commits 2021-08-30 12:15:20 -04:00

4e6e1c0ddc Use children for Title

f440bcd081 Organized content sections can be numbered

115de72d41 Dont double index the constitution

82e6318f9e Misc advice -> Additional Advice

continuous-integration/drone/push Build is failing Details

1751b312c0 /events/year/term/event title has 'Term - year' in it

a3thakra commented

2021-08-30 12:16:11 -04:00

I'm personally not a huge fan of the way the string UWaterloo looks. According to our Constitution (and also the old website), we are the Computer Science Club of the University of Waterloo - is there any reason why we don't want to use this in the title? (I recognize that it is pretty long.)

Yeah, it's really long, that's the only reason. The old website might not be a good example as it's very inconsistent. (checkout other pages: events, services, etc) I am open to other ideas tho - How about "CSC - University of Waterloo" or "Computer Science Club - UofW" or something like that. Note that this is also an opinion, so if most people think that something else is better, or that we should go with "Computer Science Club of the University of Waterloo" anyway, I would be fine with that.

For the sections of the Constitution, have we considered hiding the section numbers in the title? eg. Purpose - Constitution - ... instead of 2. Purpose - Constitution - ... (If this would take too much effort to implement, then feel free to disregard it.)

Implemented

For the "Additional Advice" Advice page, the title says Misc Advice, which feels a bit incongruous.

Fixed

For the events/[year]/[term]/[event] pages (which I think are mostly unused at this point), have we considered including the term and year in the title as well? eg. Speed-Friending - Spring 2021 - ... instead of just Speed-Friending - ... (This could be helpful since there are occasionally events that have the same name, but considering that these pages are basically unused, it might not be worth the effort to implement this.)

Done

> I'm personally not a huge fan of the way the string UWaterloo looks. According to our Constitution (and also the old website), we are the Computer Science Club of the University of Waterloo - is there any reason why we don't want to use this in the title? (I recognize that it is pretty long.) Yeah, it's really long, that's the only reason. The old website might not be a good example as it's very inconsistent. (checkout other pages: events, services, etc) I am open to other ideas tho - How about "CSC - University of Waterloo" or "Computer Science Club - UofW" or something like that. Note that this is also an opinion, so if most people think that something else is better, or that we should go with "Computer Science Club of the University of Waterloo" anyway, I would be fine with that. > For the sections of the Constitution, have we considered hiding the section numbers in the title? eg. Purpose - Constitution - ... instead of 2. Purpose - Constitution - ... (If this would take too much effort to implement, then feel free to disregard it.) Implemented > For the "Additional Advice" Advice page, the title says Misc Advice, which feels a bit incongruous. Fixed > For the events/[year]/[term]/[event] pages (which I think are mostly unused at this point), have we considered including the term and year in the title as well? eg. Speed-Friending - Spring 2021 - ... instead of just Speed-Friending - ... (This could be helpful since there are occasionally events that have the same name, but considering that these pages are basically unused, it might not be worth the effort to implement this.) Done

a3thakra added 1 commit 2021-08-30 12:31:31 -04:00