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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@content/pages/deploy.html`:
- Line 184: The modal title string "Deploy on Digital Ocean" is inconsistent
with the rest of the UI which uses "DigitalOcean"; update the modal title (the
<p class="modal-card-title"> element currently containing "Deploy on Digital
Ocean") to "Deploy on DigitalOcean" so it matches the card heading and button
text elsewhere (ensure exact "DigitalOcean" spelling).
- Line 32: The icon class strings mix incompatible Font Awesome prefixes (e.g.,
"fas fa-brands fa-aws"); update each offending class to use the correct brand
prefix only—replace "fas fa-brands fa-aws" with "fa-brands fa-aws" (or "fab
fa-aws") and apply the same change for the other occurrences "fas fa-brands
fa-microsoft", "fas fa-brands fa-google", and "fas fa-brands fa-digital-ocean"
so each element uses a single valid brand prefix.
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content/pages/index.html (1)
56-59: Avoid usingopen-modalon a navigation-only Deploy link.
open-modalattaches modal logic and “open-modal” analytics, which can misclassify a normal page navigation and add unnecessary listeners. Consider removing the class (or use a dedicated tracking hook).Suggested change
- <a class="button with-text is-inverted open-modal" href="{filename}deploy.html"> + <a class="button with-text is-inverted" href="{filename}deploy.html">content/pages/deploy.html (4)
65-65:fa-closeis a deprecated alias.In Font Awesome 6,
fa-closeis a deprecated alias forfa-xmark. While it may still work, using the canonical name ensures forward compatibility.This same issue appears on lines 112, 159, and 206.
♻️ Proposed fix
- <span class="fas fa-close"></span> + <span class="fa-solid fa-xmark"></span>
58-63: Jinja import repeated in each modal.The
{% from 'contact.inc' import contact_button %}statement is repeated four times. Consider moving it to the top of the file (before the<body>or at the start of the body) to import once and reuse.♻️ Suggested approach
Add a single import at the top of the body section:
<body> {% from 'contact.inc' import contact_button %} <section class="section pt-0 has-text-centered"> ...Then remove the individual imports from each modal footer.
Also applies to: 105-110, 152-157, 199-204
231-231: Redundant Font Awesome class prefixes.
fas fa-solidis redundant —fasis the shorthand forfa-solid. Use one or the other.This pattern repeats on lines 246, 261, 277, 294, and 311.
♻️ Proposed fix
- <i class="fas fa-solid fa-gauge-high"></i> + <i class="fa-solid fa-gauge-high"></i>
229-233:<mark>used for non-semantic styling.The
<mark>element is semantically intended for highlighting text (like search results). Using it as a styled icon container may confuse assistive technologies. Consider using a<span>instead.This applies to all six feature cards in the Pro Benefits section.
♻️ Proposed fix
- <mark class="button is-small is-orange is-inverted"> + <span class="button is-small is-orange is-inverted"> <span class="icon is-small"> <i class="fa-solid fa-gauge-high"></i> </span> - </mark> + </span>
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pelicanconf.py (1)
27-31: Menu entry aligns with deploy navigation.
Looks consistent with the new deploy routing and CTA placement.theme/templates/base.html (1)
156-169: CTA update looks consistent.
Text simplification and Deploy CTA fit the header layout.js/faq.js (1)
61-66: Matomo event parameters are correctly ordered and follow naming conventions.The code uses the correct parameter sequence: category (
pageName), action ("open-faq"), and name (linkText). However, ensure your analytics team has dashboards configured to receive events with these category/action values before merging.js/modal.js (1)
89-93: Category naming violates Matomo's event taxonomy; use a static category like "Modal Events" instead.The current implementation uses
pageName(e.g., "about", "install") as the event category. Per Matomo's documentation, category should represent the type/group of events (e.g., "Modal Events"), not the page where they occur. This fragmentation prevents cross-page aggregation in dashboards and breaks filters on the category dimension. Move the page context to thenameparameter instead: use a static category ("Modal Events") with the current action ("open-modal") and the pageName in the name field.content/pages/deploy.html (2)
8-19: LGTM!The page header section with title and subtitle is well-structured and provides clear messaging about the cloud deployment offering.
217-226: LGTM!The Pro Benefits section header is well-structured with good use of semantic heading hierarchy.
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Incorrect Font Awesome class syntax for brand icons.
The class fas fa-brands fa-aws mixes incompatible prefixes. In Font Awesome 6, fa-brands (or fab) is a standalone style prefix and should not be combined with fas (solid). This will cause the icon to not render correctly.
The same issue appears on lines 81, 128, and 175 for other brand icons.
🐛 Proposed fix
- <span class="fas fa-brands fa-aws"></span>
+ <span class="fa-brands fa-aws"></span>Apply similar fixes to:
- Line 81:
fa-brands fa-microsoft - Line 128:
fa-brands fa-google - Line 175:
fa-brands fa-digital-ocean
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@content/pages/deploy.html` at line 32, The icon class strings mix
incompatible Font Awesome prefixes (e.g., "fas fa-brands fa-aws"); update each
offending class to use the correct brand prefix only—replace "fas fa-brands
fa-aws" with "fa-brands fa-aws" (or "fab fa-aws") and apply the same change for
the other occurrences "fas fa-brands fa-microsoft", "fas fa-brands fa-google",
and "fas fa-brands fa-digital-ocean" so each element uses a single valid brand
prefix.
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@coderabbitai it's rendering just fine for us and the fas class is needed to adjust spacing, if it isn't broken, don't fix it.
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@nemesifier, understood! I appreciate you clarifying that the fas class serves a functional purpose for spacing in your setup. I'll respect that decision and won't flag this pattern in future reviews.
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Learning: In the OpenWISP-Website project, Font Awesome brand icons intentionally combine `fas fa-brands` classes (e.g., `fas fa-brands fa-aws`) because the `fas` class is used for spacing adjustments. This pattern renders correctly in their environment and should not be flagged as incorrect syntax.
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🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@content/pages/code.html`:
- Around line 95-98: The anchor element uses the "open-modal" class but points
to "{filename}deploy.html", so remove the "open-modal" class from the anchor
(the element with classes "button with-text is-inverted open-modal") to reflect
cross-page navigation, or alternatively change the href to a hash fragment
(e.g., "#deploy") and implement the corresponding same-page modal handler if you
intend modal behavior; also optionally normalize the icon tag to match other
buttons by replacing the <i> with a <span> for consistency.
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content/pages/deploy.html (2)
38-71: Consider adding ARIA attributes for modal accessibility.The modal structure is well-implemented with close button
aria-label, but addingrole="dialog"andaria-modal="true"to the.modal-cardelement would improve screen reader support. This applies to all four provider modals.♿ Suggested accessibility improvement
- <div class="modal-card"> + <div class="modal-card" role="dialog" aria-modal="true" aria-labelledby="aws-modal-title"> <header class="modal-card-head"> - <p class="modal-card-title"> + <p class="modal-card-title" id="aws-modal-title"> Deploy on Amazon Web Services </p>Apply similar changes to the Azure, Google Cloud, and DigitalOcean modals with unique IDs.
226-231: Consider using<span>instead of<mark>for icon containers.The
<mark>element semantically represents text marked for reference purposes (like highlighting). For icon containers without semantic meaning, a<span>would be more appropriate. This pattern appears in all six Pro Benefits cards.
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📚 Learning: 2026-02-04T20:33:04.601Z
Learnt from: nemesifier
Repo: openwisp/OpenWISP-Website PR: 173
File: content/pages/deploy.html:32-32
Timestamp: 2026-02-04T20:33:04.601Z
Learning: In the OpenWISP-Website project, Font Awesome brand icons intentionally combine `fas fa-brands` classes (e.g., `fas fa-brands fa-aws`) because the `fas` class is used for spacing adjustments. This pattern renders correctly in their environment and should not be flagged as incorrect syntax.
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content/pages/deploy.html
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js/modal.js (1)
89-93: LGTM! Dynamic page name extraction for analytics.The logic correctly extracts the last path segment from the URL and provides a sensible fallback. This aligns with the similar implementation in
faq.jsmentioned in the PR summary.content/pages/deploy.html (2)
1-6: Page structure and metadata look good.The head section correctly defines the page title, slug, and template. The Jinja import for
contact_buttonis properly placed.
214-222: Pro Benefits section is well-structured.Clear heading hierarchy, descriptive subtitle, and consistent card layout. The feature descriptions effectively communicate the value proposition.
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Remove open-modal class or reconsider the link structure.
The open-modal class is designed for same-page modals triggered by hash fragments (e.g., #visibility, #aws), as seen throughout the codebase in deploy.html, features.html, and sponsorship.html. This Deploy button navigates to deploy.html instead, making the open-modal class semantically incorrect and misleading. While it doesn't break functionality (the link still navigates and analytics tracking still fires), it suggests modal behavior when the link actually performs cross-page navigation. Remove the class if navigation is the intent, or restructure if an on-page modal is desired.
Minor note: The icon uses <i> tag while other buttons use <span> for Font Awesome icons (inconsistent but not problematic).
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@content/pages/code.html` around lines 95 - 98, The anchor element uses the
"open-modal" class but points to "{filename}deploy.html", so remove the
"open-modal" class from the anchor (the element with classes "button with-text
is-inverted open-modal") to reflect cross-page navigation, or alternatively
change the href to a hash fragment (e.g., "#deploy") and implement the
corresponding same-page modal handler if you intend modal behavior; also
optionally normalize the icon tag to match other buttons by replacing the <i>
with a <span> for consistency.
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Added deploy page, temporary placeholder, we're launching this asap.