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The corners or #upper_left and .bounty don't line up #54
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ill bounty 0.02 for a stopgap fix (described above), and will tip on top of that based upon a root cause fix. |
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thanks @Kielek for the stopgap fix. saving the remainder of the bounty for someone who fixes the root caus! |
@owocki Having a look at the current structure, I don't think its preferable to make a flex layout that contains the network section and call to action. This is because it doesn't appear on all pages so would need different structure for others - seems like it could get messy 🙂 |
isnt sass a way of structuring css files? maybe im slow this sunday am, im not making the connection between the css file flavor and the page layout |
@owocki Correct 🙂 This issue essentially stemmed from having 2 different values for the height that broke the layout. I believe the suggestion Shrugs was making by |
thanks for walking me through this. it all makes sense now :) in an effort to not scar on the first cut i'm going to say lets not make the move to sass just yet. i'll keep this in the back of my mind though as we progress forward. |
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@owocki A thought -> what are the cons shifting to sass at an earlier stage Reason I ask
Ignoring all that, the later this is pushed , the more effort would have to be put in to re-writing the old css, wouldn't it? |
that's true; it would be. i am convinced this is a good idea, i am just not as convinced it is a good idea relative to all the other things that are going on. each takes up a tiny bit of cognitive load, and it all adds up. i think this will get better once the team grows (esp when we have a someone focusing full time on frontend) hindsight being 20/20, i wish i had designed |
Haha fair enough ^_^ |
this might be a pattern we can start following in the future which will allow you @thelostone-mc to experiment with stuff like this |
moving to wallet address only and clean up for typo/mispelling on rec…
#upper_left
has a min-height of 140px and the.bounty_def
element adjacent to it has a height of 136px.A quick solution, at least on the latest chrome, is to give
.bounty_def
a height of 140px. A more expressive solution is most likely to either share some sass variables or use flexbox, depending on how the page is laid out.via https://twitter.com/mattgcondon/status/935955005366067201
of note, the 10px padding on
.bounty_left
is a bit odd. I'm not familiar with this grid library, but the bounding boxes on these elements are a little odd; any ideas on why that 10px offset is necessary?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: