Closed ragesoss closed 3 months ago
It needs to remain on the same line and move to the next line only if the space on the current line is filled. Is this the behavior that you are looking for?
I would like to work on this.
@psankhe28 please work on one issue at a time.
It needs to remain on the same line and move to the next line only if the space on the current line is filled. Is this the behavior that you are looking for?
Yes, that sounds right.
@psankhe28 please work on one issue at a time.
Yes. I'll focus on one issue at a time from now on. Thank you for the guidance
@ragesoss is this looking good ? Please note that this change will only affect newly created courses following the merging of the pull request.
@psankhe28 yes, that looks good. Can it be done in a way that does work for already-created courses?
@ragesoss I think you are referring to me. I will try but the problem is that the way it is implemented. When a course is created these blocks are created and it doesn't include a classname. If i make changes to the classname which are already present then it creates problem in other blocks since other are using the same class.
@PR4NJ41 yes, sorry, I meant to tag you.
Is this because the styling is being applied parent component (currently a <p>
) rather than the individual a.handout-link
instances? If there's no good way to do it based on just the .handout-link class, then I'm okay with it only applying to new courses.
@ragesoss I am able to apply this based on querySelector. If it is ok should i make a PR ? I can show both the methods if you want.
Sure, I'd like to see both methods.
@ragesoss I have made another PR please review it. Thank you!
When using the assignment wizard for a 'research and write' assignment, instructors select which subjects they will be working on, and the timeline includes a block of corresponding links to PDFs about subject-specific concerns for each of those selected subjects:
The visual layout of these links is not very elegant. They should probably float and only go to multiple lines if necessary, and they should be spaced nicely from each other.
(A PR to fix this should include a variety of 'after' screenshots with varying numbers of links.)