Add up/down arrows icon next to sortable headers on /tags page

[jywarren]

The Tags page is at https://publiclab.org/tags -- and you can now sort by clicking the table headers, which is awesome. ( @ebarry )

But we'd like to better indicate that kind of sorting -- using an icon indicating sorting, like this:

Name ↕️

https://fontawesome.com/icons/arrows-alt-v?style=solid is nice -- so,

<i class="fa fa-arrows-alt-v"></i> would go next to each of these lines:

plots2/app/views/tag/index.html.erb

Lines 29 to 34 in 8bbbcdd

	<th><a href = "<%= tags_path %>?sort=name"><%= t('tag.index.tag') %></a></th>
	<th><a href = "<%= tags_path %>?sort=uses"><%= t('tag.index.number_of_uses') %></a></th>
	<th><%= t('tag.index.number_of_subscriptions')%></th>
	<% if current_user %>
	<th><a href = "<%= tags_path %>?sort=subscribers"><%= t('tag.index.subscriptions') %></a></th>
	<% end %>

[sukhbir-singh]

@jywarren I want to work on this !!

[ebarry]

Awesome! !! Can someone investigate the "design pattern" for sorting that seems to be different on https://publiclab.org/wiki ?

What is we decided to aim for the same pattern at the top of:

• https://publiclab.org/wiki
• https://publiclab.org/tags
• https://publiclab.org/people
• ?

[grvsachdeva]

Hi @jywarren @ebarry we sort on people page by last activity only and sorting style differs on wiki and tags page so yes the same pattern on top of both pages is a good idea

[grvsachdeva]

Also, we can make sorting on people page too, what you think @jywarren @ebarry

[jywarren]

Agreed -- let's make a new issue to track implementation of this design pattern (clicking on headers, which is nice and compact, and matches our activity/question grids too) across all tables. Thanks!

[jywarren]

I'm not going to close this issue just yet until we open a new one with the follow-ups @Gauravano and @ebarry have suggested, as a checklist. Thanks, everybody!!!

[jywarren]

Awesome! Closing this one then. Thanks so much!!! 👍