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style: tightened up trending content for smaller screens #690
style: tightened up trending content for smaller screens #690
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@calisio Here are a few changes to see if it can help improve the layout of Trending Content on smaller displays. I'd appreciate any feedback you have or tweaks that need to be made. |
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Added a note to the PR, nothing changed to cause this, I just noticed this while testing.
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I think it looks good. Interestingly, my computer is an xl layout, so I only see this when I make my screen smaller. Once Rich's comment is fixed it's good to merge!
@calisio @carddev81 I've added an ExpandableCardGrid component and applied it to the Helpful Links section seen in Trending Content. The same component was applied wherever we had Featured Content or Favorite Libraries visible. |
Tried it out and it looks good- seems like there are a few conflicts but once those are fixed its good to merge |
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Looks Great!
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@carddev81 Something weird is going on with this conflict. It says the issue is in ExpandableCardGrid but that's because the changes took place to It looks like |
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Description of the change
This PR tries to tighten up some of the cards used on the Trending Content screen when viewed on regular laptop screens. The existing spacing was left untouched for
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