Brings 342 commits of master (last merge base 2026-06-09) onto the rebrand
branch. 10 files conflicted; resolutions below.
Regenerated rather than merged (both are build artifacts):
static/css/devportal2024-v1.css rebuilt via `npm run build-css` (+ .css.map,
which both branches track)
package-lock.json seeded from master, `npm install`
Config/nav:
.gitignore union of both sides
redirects.yaml took master's side: ambassadors.html now points at
ripple.com/impact/ubri/ (supersedes the branch's interim
redirect to /community/developer-funding) and master's
rippled->xrpld redirect block is preserved
redocly.yaml union of ignore entries (branch showcase/** + master
.claude/**); kept the branch's script ordering/defer flags
but adopted MASTER's new Osano CMP URL - taking the branch
side wholesale would have silently reverted cookie consent
top-nav.yaml kept the branch's restructure; master's only changes there
were the TypeScript get-started entry (auto-merged, retained)
and removing Ambassadors (branch already omits it)
Pages/styles:
docs/index.page.tsx, community/index.page.tsx,
community/developer-funding.page.tsx, styles/_docs-landing.scss
kept the branch rewrites, then re-applied master's intent:
"rippled API" -> "xrpld API" in docs/index.page.tsx. Master's
other edits (validator link rename, funding-orange image
removal, .nav-link hover underline removal) were already
satisfied by the rewrites.
Semantic conflict git did not flag:
styles/_tutorials.scss auto-merged cleanly but broke the SCSS build. Master
added light-mode .tutorial-tabs rules using $blue-purple-600/700, which the
rebrand's token consolidation removed (scale now stops at 500, aliased to
$lilac-*). Remapped to $blue-purple-500, matching how the rebrand migrated
the other light-mode $blue-purple-600 usages in the same file.
Verified: `npm run build-css` succeeds; no conflict markers remain; the set of
files still linking to master's renamed rippled-* doc paths is identical to
master's own (49 files, all historical blog posts covered by redirects).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds a TypeScript equivalent of the 'Get Started Using JavaScript'
tutorial, with runnable Node.js and Web code samples using xrpl.js.
From the issue it covers the TypeScript specific asks:
- Setting up a TypeScript project (typescript dep, tsconfig.json,
compile and run steps).
- Using xrpl.js's built-in types to build a transaction from input
values and validate it (typed Payment + xrpToDrops + validate()).
Closes#1208
- Update status of amendments removed in 3.2.0
- Reorder obsolete amendments to sort by version removed then by version
introduced, both descending
- Consistently prefer obsolete amendments JSON over VHS data in both web
and LLM-MD modes.
- Pre-calculate table height so that the load-in doesn't cause the page
to jump in a way that breaks anchor links.
- Add a status-only mode to {% amendment-disclaimer ... /%} so that it
can be used for the status tables on the Known Amendments page.
- Add a renderForLlms function for {% amendment-disclaimer ... /%}
* Perf pass + migrate home/payments page sections to shared
Performance work across every page plus a refactor moving home/payments
page sections into reusable shared components.
JavaScript
- Defer xrpl.js, jQuery, and Bootstrap in the global <head> (redocly.yaml)
and on the 11 interactive tool pages' inline <script> tags — removes
~1MB of render-blocking JS from first paint on every page.
- Drop moment/moment-timezone from the client: remove the dead APEX-2025
countdown in the navbar AlertBanner; format/parse dates with native
Date/Intl in the blog and events pages.
Fonts & icons
- Remove render-blocking font-awesome.min.css + webfont. CSS glyphs
(callouts, breadcrumbs, status labels, tutorials) now render as
self-contained data-URI SVG masks (styles/_fa-icons.scss); markup icons
use a shared inline-SVG <Icon> component (shared/components/Icon).
- Preconnect to Google Fonts / osano / GTM origins; preload the primary
Booton UI font so text no longer waits on the 775KB stylesheet to parse.
Images & rendering
- Re-encode/resize oversized assets: new-york.jpeg 3.86MB→60KB,
resources-icon.svg 4.2MB→150KB, event date/location SVGs ~1MB→0.5MB.
- Add loading=lazy/decoding=async to shared card components and the
Video embed iframe.
- Add content-visibility to the events page's ~126-card grid to skip
off-screen rendering.
- Earlier QA fixes: light-mode link color (#141414), events card grid
layout, close nav menu on client-side navigation.
Home / payments refactor
- Move home page sections from page-local pages/home/sections/* to reusable
shared/sections/* components (HomeHero relocated to shared/sections/HomeHero;
home page now composes CalloutMediaBanner, CardStatsList, LinkTextDirectory,
LogoSquareGrid, StandardCardGroupSection, FeatureSingleTopic, CarouselFeatured).
- Remove the now-unused pages/payments/sections/* in the same migration.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Revert FontAwesome removal (keep it for open-source flexibility)
Restore the FontAwesome webfont + font-awesome.min.css and all FA icon
usages (markup fa-* classes and CSS ::before glyphs), reverting the
consolidation in d4cf4e8581. Other performance changes from that commit
(deferred head scripts, moment removal, image optimization, lazy-loading,
content-visibility, preconnect/preload) are retained.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* cleaning up breadcrumb styling
* sticky side nav
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* updating docs landing page, took far but not complete. Pushing for Gabe take over
* Refactor home page sections and introduce new components
- Replaced existing content in index.page.tsx with new section components for improved structure and maintainability.
- Added new sections: HomeBeginJourneySection, HomeBlockchainStatsSection, HomeComplianceDirectorySection, HomeDevelopersFeatureSection, HomeFutureFinanceCallout, HomeHeroCallout, HomeInstitutionsFeatureSection, HomePartnerLogosSection, HomeStayConnectedSection, and HomeCarousel.
- Updated styles for CarouselFeatured and CardStat components to enhance visual consistency and responsiveness.
- Introduced SCSS for HomeHero section to manage layout and spacing effectively.
* Add Payments Page and Sections
- Created a new Payments page with multiple sections including Hero, Why Choose, Advanced Features, Stablecoins, Embedded Payments, Partner Logos, Flexible Integration, Developer Spotlight, and Stay Connected.
- Each section is designed to highlight various aspects of the XRP Ledger Payments Infrastructure, featuring components like FeaturedVideoHero and CardsIconGrid.
- Added corresponding styles and images to enhance the visual presentation of the new sections.
* adding icons, updating docs landing page
* updating the claude command, wrapping text with translate wrapper
* use case tokenization page built
* Enhance CarouselFeatured styles for improved responsiveness
- Added flex-direction adjustments for CarouselFeatured component to support column-reverse layout on smaller screens and row layout on medium and larger screens.
- Removed redundant vendor prefixes from box-sizing and text-decoration properties in devportal2024-v1.css for cleaner code and improved maintainability.
* moving payments page to correct folder, moving payments under pages
* adding developers home page
* code clean up
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Co-authored-by: gabriel-ortiz <gabriel.ortiz.github@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: gabriel-ortiz <gortiz@ripple.com>
- Changed hrefs for main navigation items to reflect new paths.
- Updated submenu data for 'Develop' and 'Use Cases' sections with new links.
- Adjusted community submenu links for better resource access.
- Refined network submenu data to include relevant resources and insights.
- Added keyboard navigation support to NavItems, allowing users to close submenus with the Escape key and toggle with Enter/Space.
- Implemented onClose callback in Submenu components to facilitate submenu closure.
- Updated Navbar to handle submenu closing for keyboard navigation.
- Adjusted styles for better layout and responsiveness in submenus.
- Introduced LanguageDropdown for improved language selection in Navbar and MobileMenu.
- Updated LanguagePill to display the current language dynamically and manage dropdown state.
- Enhanced styles for language-related components to support open/close states and transitions.
- Added mobile-specific dropdown positioning and styles for better user experience.
