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Rename State Cost Category page and update Nav Bar to better assist users in navigation #2432

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thetif opened this issue Aug 10, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #2604
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thetif commented Aug 10, 2020

Change log -

  • Change nav label to State staff and expenses (from State cost categories)
  • Change page header to State staff and expenses (from State cost categories)
  • Change the FFP and Budget > Estimated Quarterly budget table first row to
    State Staff and Expenses
    (In-house Costs) (would be ideal for this to be on its own line for clarity)

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Make sure the export view reflects the recent changes to the headers:

  • Change "In-House Cost Categories: State Personnel" to
    Correct "State staff"
  • Change "In-House Cost Categories: Non-Personnel" to
    Correct "Other state expenses"

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Original design task #2390

This task is done when...

  • the navigation is updated according to the above
  • the builder is updated according to the above
  • the exporter is updated according to the above
@thetif thetif added Development Issues for the dev team resolve medium labels Aug 10, 2020
@nicholeweems nicholeweems added small and removed medium labels Aug 18, 2020
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@thetif thetif mentioned this issue Oct 23, 2020
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