x/website: inconsistent headers

[jeanbza]

At https://golang.org the headers are:

At https://golang.org/dl/ the headers are:

Note that Play is in the latter but not the former.

[AndrusGerman]

Golang.org congratulations for the new design. I have my question where is the code of the page? AND Thank you for the report, you are looking if someone had uploaded it

[ALTree]

@AndrusGerman The code is at https://github.com/golang/website.

If you have other questions, the golang-nuts mailing list is a better place to ask them.

[av86743]

@jadekler

On the home page https://golang.org there is an Open in playground link, which makes menu item Play kind of redundant. It would be of course nicer if that link would open in a separate tab/window for larger screens, but that's a different point.

PS WOW. Now https://golang.org/dl has also missing Blog from the menu.

PPS Blog and Play are back on https://golang.org/dl menu. So much for controlled content.

[dmitshur]

/cc @andybons

[andybons]

Previously, the "Play" link showed a popup of the playground much like what is on the golang.org landing page, which is why (I'm guessing) it was hidden on the homepage. This should be fixed to show the Play link on all pages since it now links to play.golang.org.

[ivenk]

@andybons From what i can tell this seems to be fixed already.

[andybons]

@ivenk “Play” is not present in the navigation header on https://golang.org/, so this is not yet fixed.

[ivenk]

@andybons oh ... yeah you are correct. My bad.

[gopherbot]

Change https://golang.org/cl/187897 mentions this issue: content/static: show the "Play" link in the navigation header on the landing page