Site footer with a brand, grouped navigation links, free content and a legal line; the groups stack on small screens and sit in columns from the medium breakpoint.
pnpm add @behivetech/organisms.site-footer
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v0.2.0 · current
v0.1.3
v0.1.2
v0.1.1
Changelog
v0.2.0
Minor Changes
8fe9fb4: Phone layout change: below the medium breakpoint the links of a group wrap in a row with a small rem gap instead of a tall single column, so a short group sits on one line; each link keeps a 2.75rem tap target. From the medium breakpoint the links stack in a column as before. The lead and the groups wrap rather than holding a fixed width.
Patch Changes
8fe9fb4: Declare "sideEffects": ["**/*.css"] so a bundler can drop the package when its exports are unused. Packages that build class names depend on @behivetech/get-class-name (a real dependency, kept external) instead of bundling their own copy of the helper, so an app loads it once.
Updated dependencies [8fe9fb4]
Updated dependencies [8fe9fb4]
@behivetech/get-class-name@0.1.0
@behivetech/atoms.nav-item@0.5.2
v0.1.3
Patch Changes
1b59e66: Spell the brand "BEhive" in the READMEs, examples and the scaffolded site README.
Updated dependencies [1b59e66]
Updated dependencies [b12f0c9]
@behivetech/cms.base-styles@0.5.1
@behivetech/atoms.nav-item@0.5.1
v0.1.2
Patch Changes
cb4aabe: Gallery, SiteFooter and SiteHeader now list @behivetech/cms.base-styles in dependencies instead of devDependencies, because their shipped .module.scss source @uses its breakpoints. A consumer compiling the source gets the package installed. The published dist/index.css is unchanged.
v0.1.1
Patch Changes
c1ffc73: Publish from the release workflow so the package's npm trusted publisher is validated.
v0.1.0
Minor Changes
10b3e86: Add SiteFooter: a brand, grouped NavItem links, free children and a legal line that stack on small screens and sit in columns from the medium breakpoint. A linkComponent prop renders every link through a router link that takes href, such as Next's Link, wrapped by NavItem's asChild.