Hi @Pepe_piton @Nat_WDU

I fixed this issue.
Here is the link to my merge request: https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/toolforge-repos/paulina/-/merge_requests/92

hi @Nat_WDU
i made a merge request related this issue:-https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/toolforge-repos/paulina/-/merge_requests/93

changes made :-

• Added a new page: new-page.html
• Updated app.py to render the new page

Please kindly review, thank you!

Hello @Nat_WDU. I have implemented this task.
Kindly review the MR details: https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/toolforge-repos/paulina/-/merge_requests/94

Thanks!

Hola @Nat_WDU

I have implemented this task. Please find my MR at this link.

The following changes were made;

• A new-page template
• An update to app.py to render the new page
• A clickable link added to the navigation bar for easy access
  
  Gracias!

Hi @Nat_WDU

I worked on this task

After creating my merge request, I noticed that some unexpected changes appeared in the terms file, even though I only ran git add on the two files I actually worked on.

I suspect this might have happened when I updated my branch to avoid merge conflicts.

Please let me know if you’d like me to revert those unrelated changes or submit a clean branch.

Hello @Nat_WDU, @Pepe_piton,

I've submitted my first contribution - a new page as mentioned in the task. Would appreciate your feedback!

MR: https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/toolforge-repos/paulina/-/merge_requests/100

This is my first time contributing to Paulina, so I'm eager to learn from your review. Thank you!

Hello @Pepe_piton , @Nat_WDU here is my contribution to the task. https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/toolforge-repos/paulina/-/merge_requests/106

Hi @Pepe_piton @Nat_WDU
I've made a merge request for this task: https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/toolforge-repos/paulina/-/merge_requests/115

Please kindly review

@Nat_WDU @Pepe_piton hello!
my attempt: https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/toolforge-repos/paulina/-/merge_requests/117

@Pepe_piton here's my attempt https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/toolforge-repos/paulina/-/merge_requests/119

Hi @Pepe_piton.
This is my attempt: https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/toolforge-repos/paulina/-/merge_requests/129
Would appreciate your feedback. Thanks!

Hi @Pepe_piton @Nat_WDU,

I'd appreciate your feedback on this: https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/toolforge-repos/paulina/-/merge_requests/132

Thanks!

I took it a step further by translating the dummy text into all languages supported by Paulina.

Sample:

Hi @Pepe_piton @Nat_WDU,
I'd appreciate your feedback on this: https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/toolforge-repos/paulina/-/merge_requests/142

Add generic "new-page" template for practice
This patch creates a simple demonstration page to practice creating new pages in Paulina using Flask and Jinja templates.
Changes:

Created templates/new-page.html that extends Paulina's base layout
Added /new-page/ route in app.py
Page includes dummy content with multiple sections
Inherits header and footer from layout.html

@Oluwatumininu.m @Dipanshu1223 @Nurah_Wakili Perfect!

@Chumzine Very good! And very nice that you added the link on the site menu. One detail: if you set the variable wikidata_link with Jinja directly on the template, you don't need to create and pass the same variable from app.py.

@Rolalove Perfect! Don't worry about the minor changes on the term.html page.

@Adwivedii Thanks for joining. Perfect work!

@Afanyulionel You forgot to create a view function for the new page in app.py. View functions are how you tell Flask to display the corresponding template for a given route. You can see examples for existing pages, such as /about in the app.py file itself.

In the next few days I will leave feedback to the rest of the contributions.

In T407385#11300929, @Pepe_piton wrote:

@Oluwatumininu.m @Dipanshu1223 @Nurah_Wakili Perfect!

@Chumzine Very good! And very nice that you added the link on the site menu. One detail: if you set the variable wikidata_link with Jinja directly on the template, you don't need to create and pass the same variable from app.py.

@Rolalove Perfect! Don't worry about the minor changes on the term.html page.

@Adwivedii Thanks for joining. Perfect work!

@Afanyulionel You forgot to create a view function for the new page in app.py. View functions are how you tell Flask to display the corresponding template for a given route. You can see examples for existing pages, such as /about in the app.py file itself.

In the next few days I will leave feedback to the rest of the contributions.

Thanks for the feedback @Pepe_piton . I have made the updates and pushed.

Same request: https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/toolforge-repos/paulina/-/merge_requests/106

In T407385#11300929, @Pepe_piton wrote:

@Oluwatumininu.m @Dipanshu1223 @Nurah_Wakili Perfect!

Thank you very much for the feedback!

In T407385#11300929, @Pepe_piton wrote:

@Oluwatumininu.m @Dipanshu1223 @Nurah_Wakili Perfect!

@Chumzine Very good! And very nice that you added the link on the site menu. One detail: if you set the variable wikidata_link with Jinja directly on the template, you don't need to create and pass the same variable from app.py.

@Rolalove Perfect! Don't worry about the minor changes on the term.html page.

@Adwivedii Thanks for joining. Perfect work!

@Afanyulionel You forgot to create a view function for the new page in app.py. View functions are how you tell Flask to display the corresponding template for a given route. You can see examples for existing pages, such as /about in the app.py file itself.

In the next few days I will leave feedback to the rest of the contributions.

thanks for feedback @Pepe_piton

@System625 Perfect! And thanks for detecting and coding a fix for the JavaScript errors!

@shreya-bhagat @Blegodwin @Atlas0007 @Raboyusuf2024 Excellent!

@Sopzy Excellent. And what you did with Flask-Babel to get the translations was impeccable.

@Afanyulionel Now it's all right. Nice page!

In T407385#11304937, @Pepe_piton wrote:

@System625 Perfect! And thanks for detecting and coding a fix for the JavaScript errors!

@shreya-bhagat @Blegodwin @Atlas0007 @Raboyusuf2024 Excellent!

@Sopzy Excellent. And what you did with Flask-Babel to get the translations was impeccable.

@Afanyulionel Now it's all right. Nice page!

Thanks @Pepe_piton

In T407385#11304937, @Pepe_piton wrote:

@System625 Perfect! And thanks for detecting and coding a fix for the JavaScript errors!

@shreya-bhagat @Blegodwin @Atlas0007 @Raboyusuf2024 Excellent!

@Sopzy Excellent. And what you did with Flask-Babel to get the translations was impeccable.

@Afanyulionel Now it's all right. Nice page!

Thank you for the feedback!

In T407385#11304937, @Pepe_piton wrote:

@System625 Perfect! And thanks for detecting and coding a fix for the JavaScript errors!

@shreya-bhagat @Blegodwin @Atlas0007 @Raboyusuf2024 Excellent!

@Sopzy Excellent. And what you did with Flask-Babel to get the translations was impeccable.

@Afanyulionel Now it's all right. Nice page!

@Pepe_piton Thank you so much for your time and for providing your feedback.

In T407385#11300929, @Pepe_piton wrote:

@Oluwatumininu.m @Dipanshu1223 @Nurah_Wakili Perfect!

@Chumzine Very good! And very nice that you added the link on the site menu. One detail: if you set the variable wikidata_link with Jinja directly on the template, you don't need to create and pass the same variable from app.py.

@Rolalove Perfect! Don't worry about the minor changes on the term.html page.

@Adwivedii Thanks for joining. Perfect work!

@Afanyulionel You forgot to create a view function for the new page in app.py. View functions are how you tell Flask to display the corresponding template for a given route. You can see examples for existing pages, such as /about in the app.py file itself.

In the next few days I will leave feedback to the rest of the contributions.

Thank you for the feedback!!

In T407385#11300929, @Pepe_piton wrote:

@Oluwatumininu.m @Dipanshu1223 @Nurah_Wakili Perfect!

@Chumzine Very good! And very nice that you added the link on the site menu. One detail: if you set the variable wikidata_link with Jinja directly on the template, you don't need to create and pass the same variable from app.py.

@Rolalove Perfect! Don't worry about the minor changes on the term.html page.

@Adwivedii Thanks for joining. Perfect work!

@Afanyulionel You forgot to create a view function for the new page in app.py. View functions are how you tell Flask to display the corresponding template for a given route. You can see examples for existing pages, such as /about in the app.py file itself.

In the next few days I will leave feedback to the rest of the contributions.

Thank you so much for the feedback @Pepe_piton. Yes I completely agree, thank you for pointing it out. I was trying something out with the wikidata_link variable and forget to correct it.