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fix: tup-615 inconsistent header spacing - left & vertical #339
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Designers do not intend nor like big gap. It's been around since Portal. But it's been so difficult to fix… until `project-ticket-grid` came. I hadn't noticed the fix was possible until just now.
* feat: tup-619 c-content block migration * removed content-block import
* migrated c-update to core-styles * removed c-update import
* feat: tup-624: added generics/attributes to demo * migrated rest of attributes.css to core-styles * removed unnecessary comments in css file for c-button
* getting rid of django.cms.blog.app.item.css * removing the import for django.cms.blog.app.item.css
Co-authored-by: Wesley Bomar <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Wesley Bomar <[email protected]>
WARNING: v2.17.3 causes login form field bug.
No need for u-highlight per jira ticket Co-authored-by: Wesley B <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Wesley Bomar <[email protected]>
* I believe this has already been merged into core-styles... Padding and Margin seem to be available on prod * remove import of core-styles o-heading-steps.css
* feat/tup-633: Migrate lightgallery to core-cms * delete unnecessary import of django.cms.picture.css
WARNING: Introduces login form field width bug. (Core-Styles v2.17.3 might be the cause.)
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Question on headers and consistency. I noticed that some headers have nested headers, and some do not. The headers that are not nested, seem to have padding-right, due to being within articles. The headers that are nested, span the whole width of the page. Right padding may not matter. But thought I'd mention it.
Here are the examples:
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All look good to me |
Hm, thanks @R-Tomas-Gonzalez for #339 (review). I did not pay attention to the right side of the headers… I'll check this, and how #335 interacts with it. |
@R-Tomas-Gonzalez What do you think consistent space on the right being handled in a new ticket instead of this one? My reasoning…
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I agree. 👍 :) |
Will approve when conflicts are resolved. |
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Approving now that long project lists no longer overflow the column.
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grid-template-columns: 0.65fr 0.35fr; | ||
grid-template-columns: 0.6fr 0.4fr; |
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This performs #369 again (see 16c2c0c), but is tested at 100% zoom.1
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Seems I had tested Fix/tup 598 running jobs cut off #369 at 90% zoom. 🫤 ↩
Overview
Make header spacing consistent.
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The cut-off System Status "Running Jobs" is caused by #312, not this.