Closed tylernisonoff closed 10 years ago
Change the Photos link on the nav.
That protip was too good not to use
You should parse out the dates from the titles and let them edit both. The titles are pretty ugly right now.
Since the thumbnail sizes/ratios are all different, instead of a row layout, you might want to try using masonry. I think it will look better.
RE: You should parse out the dates from the titles and let them edit both. The titles are pretty ugly right now.
What do you mean by edit both?
From the admin interface they should be able to edit both the gallery title and the gallery date. Though now that I look at is, is the date in the title the same as the uploaded_at date?
Right now we aren't grabbing the uploaded_at, I've just been using created_at - should we add another date field to galleries?
On Thu, Jan 2, 2014 at 6:04 PM, Jim Posen notifications@github.com wrote:
From the admin interface they should be able to edit both the gallery title and the gallery date. Though now that I look at is, is the date in the title the same as the uploaded_at date?
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Yes, probably. Ask Thanh-ha.
I realized you probably want to use slugs for galleries for SEO reasons.
Okay I'll add that to the list
Edit - resolved On Sun, Jan 12, 2014 at 9:12 PM, Jim Posen notifications@github.com wrote:
I realized you probably want to use slugs for galleries for SEO reasons.
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80 characters per line max! (except in HAML)
Why are there so many updated gems in the Gemfile.lock? Are they all tested/safe?
Are you able to determine the widths/heights of images statically and add them as an attribute on tags? It helps when rendering the page.
About the gemfile.lock - I don't know why this changed so much
I'm nervous about the Gemfile. Run
$ git checkout HEAD Gemfile.lock
$ bundle install
I checked out Gemfile.lock from Rodgers discussion board merge and then ran bundle install
LGTM
Before pushing to production, I want to consolidate all migrations into one. It's just a matter of recreating your local database.