The current behat test admin/create_and_delete_menu_item.feature has a partial test for showing and hiding elements of the footer:
And I enable the switch "Terms and conditions"
And I disable the following switches:
| Privacy statement |
| About |
| Contact us |
And I press "Save changes"
# Checking the switches held the setting
And the following fields match these values:
| Terms and conditions | 1 |
| Privacy statement | 0 |
| About | 0 |
| Contact us | 0 |
As part of the process of tidying up the behat tests, this functionality should be removed from this test and a new test created called footer_settings.feature.
The new test should have 2 scenarios, one to check the settings as above as admin, but also to check that the selected footer settings are displayed on the homepage to a user.
The second scenario should check that when the user clicks on the footer links, correct content is displayed, specifically that the headings are not repeated (Bug #1683551)
The functionality I mentioned in the original bug report no longer exists in that test. So what we are looking for is a new test: settings/
This is written in super-abbreviated behat...
Feature: Check footer settings and headings correctly displayed
As an admin I want to know
Given I set the footer headings to be visible
When a user logs in, they see the correct headings.
Background:
Add one user
Scenario Outline: User can see correct headings in footer by default
User logs in and clicks on each of the examples
They should see each of the example texts as headings on the page. ( I don't think we should try to check that the headings aren't duplicated at this point.)
They should not see 'Terms and conditions'
Examples:
Privacy statement
About
Contact us
Scenario: Admin changes settings which are visible to user
Admin logs in and configures Menus for Footer so that Terms and Conditions is visible and the other headings are not visible
User logs and confirms T&C visible and at one of the others is not