Added Option to set a custom HTML Imprint #153
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The environment Variable IMPRINT_URL simply adds a /imprint button in footer to the url
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Super nice PR, thanks for this :) |
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Hi,
related to #152, but a little more sophisticated. Additionally to just simply set an external URL this would allow to also set HTML code via the Enviroment variable
IMPRINT_HTML.This has the drawback that a route to
/imprintis needed, regardless whether the Imprint feature is used or not. As of now the/imprintroute just redirects to/aboutif nothing is configured.If
IMPRINT_URLis specified it takes precedence and/imprintredirects to the given URL. Only ifIMPRINT_HTMLis given, it'll show on/imprint.The result looks something like this (depending on the given HTML):
