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Clean up HTML and CSS #70

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theSage21 opened this issue Jan 27, 2019 · 30 comments · Fixed by #100
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Clean up HTML and CSS #70

theSage21 opened this issue Jan 27, 2019 · 30 comments · Fixed by #100
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@theSage21
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The html in index.html has some CSS classes which are note being used. We need to clean it up. that file also has lots of inline style code. That has to be removed.

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@MattMski
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I would like to contribute if possible

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theSage21 commented Jan 28, 2019 via email

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Yea I am pretty new to contribution and this is for a university project. So far I've forked and cloned the project. Is there anything else I should know? Should i submit changes to the master branch or another other branch?

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theSage21 commented Jan 28, 2019 via email

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Alright

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The html in index.html has some CSS classes which are note being used. We need to clean it up. that file also has lots of inline style code. That has to be removed.

@theSage21 all the inline style code is to be removed ..is it?? There are 5 places where the inline style is used in index.html!!!

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theSage21 commented Jan 28, 2019 via email

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@Priyanka-ashok
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Can i take the issue and work on it ?

@shivankgtm
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sure @Priyanka-ashok. feel free to ask here if you have any doubt. you can also join the telegram group mentioned in README.md for general purpose.

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Is this issue resolved or something is needed to be done?

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it's open. A related merge request is there so I suggest that you take a look at that and see what discussion happened there.

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it's open. A related merge request is there so I suggest that you take a look at that and see what discussion happened there.

I reviewed #74 and except 1 change everything seems to be fine. I don't understand why it is not changed and merged till now.

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theSage21 commented Feb 10, 2019 via email

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Would it be okay to merge both css files so it's just one css with everything?

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theSage21 commented Feb 19, 2019 via email

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Definitely! But only if the CSS is used in both html files. Otherwise just move the common content to one file and keep the unique content in a style tag

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Maybe we can use html and css which is common in all html and css files in 1 base.html template using inline styling or do we need to do it in 2 different template files 1 for html and 1 for css?

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That is a matter of taste. I usually put it in a separate file so that other people can work on CSS separately and the PRs don't create merge conflicts.

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Well I'm a CS student and I feel that would be better for organization. I'll merge the css files, obviously the unique stuff for each html file will work as well, I will make that work, don't worry. In the end, having a clean HTML file is good and a CSS file to control all the looks.

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Sure! Go ahead!

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In index.html there is an anchor to the "here" that is href="#"

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Are you referring to this line?

That is a placeholder. When we have something we will put it there. At least that's what it looks like.

A better person to ask would be the person who wrote that. From the Blame window it looks like @rustagishubhi is the one who can answer that

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@adityabohra007 you can replace the # with the link where the criterias are mentioned

@ShumailAhmed123
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Hi,

Can I contribute to this project? Is there any other issues related to HTML and CSS. I am happy to work on them.

Please let me know.

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theSage21 commented Mar 13, 2019 via email

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When I click on the link. I get this error.

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theSage21 commented Mar 13, 2019 via email

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oh now it makes sense. you wanted some other HTML stuff.

#62 #30 and #59 are all related to HTML CSS

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MattMski commented Apr 6, 2019

Is there any other html/css related stuff I could work on?

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you mean besides the issues that are already open?

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MattMski commented Apr 8, 2019

Yeah

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