Deprecate explore-cc.php replacing it with CC Explore from CC Global#175
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Co-authored-by: Brylie Christopher Oxley <brylie@amble.fi>
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Fixes
Fixes https://github.com/creativecommons/project_creativecommons.org/issues/201 by @brylie
Description
This PR deletes the
explore-cc.phpfile and replaces its functionality with the CC Explore Component from the CC Global Components.Technical details
The scripts are in
footer.phpjust before the closingbodytag. Any other component to be added in future can always be initialized here.Screenshots
When Expanded

Checklist
Update index.md).mainormaster).visible errors.
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