Closed Ayushmaanagarwal1211 closed 4 months ago
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@Ayushmaanagarwal1211, yes, that level of responsiveness is exactly what we're looking for. Can you try applying it to all pages except the "contributor" page?
Yes i can
@Ayushmaanagarwal1211 if possible try to follow BEM naming convention as it would be better for readability and functionality,you can learn about it form here-https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/understanding-the-css-bem-convention/ ,@mdzafar what do you say?
@Ayushmaanagarwal1211 if possible try to follow BEM naming convention as it would be better for readability and functionality,you can learn about it form here-https://getbem.com/naming/ ,@mdzafar what do you say?
@shreyash3087 It would be great if you could send some layout, example, or screenshot you used before with the BEM convention. This will give us an idea of how it works.
This is a good example,here card is a block,and its child component has been given name as cardcontent or cardtitle this is called block__element naming and this is helpful because normally people write like this
<div class="card">
<div class="title">
</div>
</div>
yaha pe sirf title
likhne ki vajah se if we use the class title
in another block
so that will have effects form this class but if we write card__title
so it will just limit this class to this block only aur iske styling ka effect dusre blocks pe nhi jayega
hope you understand
@mdazfar2 and after this we have modifiers that is used to define variations of a element like ek button hai inside card block so you will give it a name as card__button--primary
because a button can have various types like primary,secondary etc
Overall it makes the code much better
Thank you, @shreyash3087 will implement this.
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Hello @Ayushmaanagarwal1211! Your issue #562 has been closed. Thank you for your contribution!
Describe the feature
I've noticed that our HelpOps-Hub website is not fully optimized for mobile view. The current navbar layout can be challenging to navigate on smaller screens. To improve user experience, I propose redesigning the mobile navbar by adding all navigation links to a stylish menu bar at the bottom of the screen.
β @sanjay-kv sir, this time there is no spam.
@sanjay-kv sir, please don't say that I am raising the same responsive issue again and again and creating PR for GSSOC points. This time it is completely different. Please check it yourself. This time I worked on genuine .
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I would be happy to work on this enhancement to ensure the HelpOps-Hub website offers an excellent experience for all users, regardless of the device they are using.
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