Make new versions clearer in the submission system #2282

[rafgia]

On the Project Submission Info page, when there is a new version of a published project, a message is displayed alongside the version number stating, 'This is an update of the latest published version'. Otherwise, a message stating 'No latest version available' is displayed. #2282 closed.

[tompollard]

Thanks @rafgia, this is an improvement. Please could you make a couple of minor changes?

1. Remove the blue highlighting from the following line (which could be confused with the style used for hyperlinks) and change the text to read: "(this is an update to a published project)"
2. So that we follow the existing structure of the document, please could change: No latest version available. to:
   Latest Published Version: No published version available.

[tompollard]

Latest Published Version: can be moved out of the if clause:

Version: {{ project.version }} {% if project.is_new_version %}<em>(this is an update to a published project)</em>{% endif %}<br>
Latest Published Version: {% if project.is_new_version %}<a href="{% url 'published_project' latest_version.slug latest_version.version %}" target="_blank">{{ latest_version.version }}</a>{% else %} No published version available.{% endif %}

[tompollard]

It looks like there is a line break missing somewhere:

[rafgia]

I'm sorry, I forgot to add a break line. Now, it should be correct.

[tompollard]

Thanks @rafgia, looks good. Would you like to squash your commits before we merge?

[tompollard]

Small thing, but I'm pretty sure that "#2282 closed" in your commit message will not close the issue (if that's what you are going for?). According to https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/writing-on-github/working-with-advanced-formatting/using-keywords-in-issues-and-pull-requests, the issue number needs to follow the keyword (e.g. you could do closes #2282)

[tompollard]

Thanks!