Government Register Awards Block for React

Edit ENTRIES at the top of the file: each has a framework, lot, tier, reference and last day, plus glyph, one path in a 64 by 64 box drawn inside the shield. Add a fourth entry and the grid still reads well on lg if you change lg:grid-cols-3 to lg:grid-cols-4 or let it wrap.

From AS_OF, a fixed day the block is read as of, and RENEWAL_WINDOW, 90 days. An entry whose last day has passed reads "Lapsed", one inside the window reads "Renewal due", and the rest "Active". The third entry is inside the window, so you can see both words.

It copies the reference exactly as shown (for example REG-20418) to the clipboard and says "Copied" to screen readers; if the clipboard refuses, it says so. Browsers allow the clipboard only on secure pages (HTTPS or localhost). The label of each button names the reference it copies.

It is a link to # in the example. Point it at the register's own page; use the authority's real name in text only if it is the real authority, and never draw its crest unless its rules allow it.

No. The council, the framework names and the references are made up, and the crests are drawn by the block. They are not copied from any government body, and nothing here is a compliance claim.

The header link sits under the sentence, and the three entries stack in one column, each cell the same shape. The reference box and the two-column list stay as drawn down to 320 pixels. In a right-to-left layout the cells mirror, while references and dates keep their order.