Adding Certificate Instruction Page

[Ririio]

This populates the route /certificate/instructions with actual information

Closes #293

[humphd]

Let's make the two "instruction" pages use the same layout, compare:

Let's do this:

• left-align your main title vs. centre
• add a Container to the DNS Instructions page to constrain the width like you do

I think they will be the same after this?

Add margin to the bottom of your Accordion so it's not so hard to use it at the bottom of the page.

There aren't any "instructions" on here, only info. Did you want to add a set of steps like the DNS page to tell people what they need to do?

[Ririio]

There aren't any "instructions" on here, only info. Did you want to add a set of steps like the DNS page to tell people what they need to do?

Oh yeah when the route was created that was the idea, but it wasn't necessary, I'll change the route to specify it as information instead

add a Container to the DNS Instructions page to constrain the width like you do

Do you want to keep the current width of the text, but keep the entire container as left-aligned?

Here's the new layout

I also changed the route from "instructions" to "information" for the certificate

[humphd]

Both of these pages are way too wide. Yes, let's keep it left-aligned, but we don't need a container this wide for text. Text shouldn't be more than 15 words or so per line.

There needs to be some steps of how to get a certificate using our tool. Do something with steps like in the DNS Records page.

I don't understand this sentence:

Lastly, you can check the status of your SSL certificate by visiting SSL Shopper.

They can't check the status of their certificate using SSL Shopper. What does this mean?

This also makes no sense:

How long is an SSL Certificate valid for?

To find out more about this, it's best to get in touch with Seneca ITS as it all depends on their rules and regulations. They'll be able to provide you with the necessary information in this regard. You can contact them by clicking here

Let's Encrypt certificates are valid for 90 days.

under dns-records.

Can you use "DNS Records" like we do everywhere else? If you also want to link to that page, that's good too.

Under "What is a Certificate Authority" you should discuss that we use Let's Encrypt

[Ririio]

Lastly, you can check the status of your SSL certificate by visiting SSL Shopper.

I may have worded it wrong, but it was meant for the user to use to check if their domain has valid certificate

Let's Encrypt certificates are valid for 90 days.

I'm a bit confused, but I'm referring here for the "expiration" date of the user's certificate, I recall the ITS people are the one who establishes this

Can you use "DNS Records" like we do everywhere else? If you also want to link to that page, that's good too.

Sure I'll refer to our page

[humphd]

Lastly, you can check the status of your SSL certificate by visiting SSL Shopper.

I may have worded it wrong, but it was meant for the user to use to check if their domain has valid certificate

This isn't clear from what you wrote.

Let's Encrypt certificates are valid for 90 days.

I'm a bit confused, but I'm referring here for the "expiration" date of the user's certificate, I recall the ITS people are the one who establishes this

ITS has nothing to do with this. It's a function of the length of the certificate that Let's Encrypt grants.

Maybe you're thinking of how long the domains last? That is arbitrary.

[Ririio]

ITS has nothing to do with this. It's a function of the length of the certificate that Let's Encrypt grants.

Maybe you're thinking of how long the domains last? That is arbitrary.

Oh you're right, I may have confused dns-records expiration and certificate

[humphd]

Please do the same width treatment to the dns info page, so they match.