The problem is that the banner is location independent.
So it would add some extra resources every single time a page is loading by checking what's the current endpoint.
I'll add it to the test instance and see how much extra resources it does actually require.
Maybe we could use another way, like a [back to sub] button somewhere in the UI.
Hm ok. Well yeah it's only really worth it if there's no downside and slower pages is a downside.
Wait, does location independent just mean it's the same whether your at the sub main page or inside a post?
Why couldn't the banner on every page just link back to the sub, even if it's redundant when you're at the sub main page?
I don't really see a problem with being at and clicking the banner takes you to . That's basically just refreshing the page.
The top menu/banner is independent from the dynamically generated content() (main(), sidebar() and footer())
I think a [Return to Sub] button is the most reasonable way to save resources.
The standard behavior (for all websites) when clicking/tapping the banner logo is to bring the user back to the home page.
Oh, I see.
Well, I'm not as much in favor of a "return to sub" button unless you can do it in a really clever way. Too many buttons creates aesthetics problems. Two clicks to get back to the sub is something I can live with.
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