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Create respective header.html files for btax and taxbrain #881

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Per discussion in #874, this PR separates the header template so that btax and taxbrain would use their own header.html. This makes future maintenance easier when content in either file needs to be updated.

I noticed that there are some other btax HTMLs using files in taxbrain's directory. For instances here and here. In fact taxbrain /input_form_section.html and taxbrain/includes/params/inputs/param.html are extensively used for files within the directory templates/btax/includes/params/inputs/. I didn't make separate copies of the two as I think it seems a bit redundant and might make future maintenance even harder when param.html or input_form_section.html needs to be updated. Maybe we can rearrange the file/directory structure a bit to resolve this problem.

@hdoupe does it make sense? Could you review this PR?

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hdoupe commented Apr 3, 2018

@GoFroggyRun Thanks for the PR. This looks good to me.

I think re-arranging the templates directory is a good idea. Do you want to start that in a separate PR?

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@hdoupe thanks for reviewing. Yes, I plan to work on re-arrangements in another PR.

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hdoupe commented Apr 3, 2018

No problem. Ok, sounds good.

@hdoupe hdoupe merged commit 915a96e into ospc-org:master Apr 3, 2018
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