Make copyright statement settable via params #975
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This de-duplicates 2 areas where the copyright statement is set (depending on the number of columns of links), and also allows the copyright text to be set using `params.copyright` on the Nunjucks macro.
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Possibly this should follow the pattern of having |
roshaanbajwa
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Jun 27, 2024
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This de-duplicates 2 areas where the copyright statement is set (depending on the number of columns of links), and also allows the copyright text to be set using
params.copyrighton the Nunjucks macro.This was previously documented as an option on the footer component but wasn’t implemented in the actual nunjucks macro.
I’ve set the default to "NHS England" as the guidance suggests that’s what most services should use, but the NHS.UK website, or any local NHS trusts or other organisations, could override this.