Fix STROBOD link, Claudia Hampel patient-partner details, name bolding - #6
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scope.html linked STROBOD to the wrong journal and DOI (PLoS Medicine journal.pmed.1004699); the STROBOD statement is Devleesschauwer et al., Population Health Metrics 2024;22:28 - now links doi.org/10.1186/ s12963-024-00347-9. Claudia Hampel (SAC member) is identified as Patient Partner with an Ottawa, Canada affiliation - mirrored in the team Google Sheet (E93/J93) so the next sync round-trips cleanly. Team-member names without post-nominal credentials get wrapped in a <p> by Pandoc and lose the member-name-col styling alignment; a scoped rule keeps them bold and flush. Live site is additionally stale (deployed CSS predates the bold rule; team CSV predates the May 30 sync) - republish gh-pages after merge.
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Pull request overview
This PR makes three small, user-facing content/presentation fixes across the Quarto site: it corrects an external reporting-guideline link, updates a team member’s recorded role/affiliation data, and adjusts CSS so team-member names render consistently when Pandoc wraps them differently.
Changes:
- Update the STROBOD link on the scope page to the correct DOI target.
- Update Claudia Hampel’s row in
data/team-members.csvto reflect “SAC Member — Patient Partner” and “Ottawa, Canada”. - Add a scoped SCSS rule to remove paragraph margins (and preserve bolding) within
.member-name-colto keep team rows aligned.
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| File | Description |
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scope.qmd |
Fixes the STROBOD hyperlink target to the correct DOI. |
data/team-members.csv |
Updates Claudia Hampel’s role and affiliation data for team page generation. |
assets/popcorn-web.scss |
Ensures consistent bold/flush alignment for member names when wrapped in <p> elements. |
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Three fixes, verified by local render:
journal.pmed.1004699); now links the actual statement: Devleesschauwer et al., Standardised reporting of burden of disease studies: the STROBOD statement, Popul Health Metrics 2024;22:28 (https://doi.org/10.1186/s12963-024-00347-9).<p>-wrapped by Pandoc; added a scoped SCSS rule so those names stay bold and flush-aligned.Note on the live site: popcorn-statement.org is stale independent of this PR — the deployed CSS predates the
.member-name-colbold rule and the deployed team page predates the 2026-05-30 CSV sync (Claudia absent, Susan without credentials). After merge, republish withquarto publish gh-pagesto pick up everything.Spelling check requested: the team sheet and CSV say Hampel; the request said Hempel. Kept the sheet spelling — flag if the sheet is wrong.