Center aligning the menu under the "Topic" link

prius2055 commented 2 years ago

Topics under the topic tab not properly marginalized or not properly padded

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prius2055 commented 2 years ago

Hi @cesswairimu @TildaDares @jywarren kindly review this issue and check if it makes a good fto-issue. The dropdown under the topic navigation link should be aligned properly using either margins or paddings

TildaDares commented 2 years ago

Hi @prius2055, my comment https://github.com/publiclab/plots2/issues/11554#issuecomment-1299618076 also applies here. Thank you!

Wafa9 commented 2 years ago

Hi @TildaDares & @prius2055 can i work on this issue if it still open?

meeddhhaa commented 2 years ago

Hey guys @TildaDares @prius2055 I'm just getting started with open source, and I'd love to work on this one!

SylviaKaks commented 2 years ago

is this issue being handled by anyone ? @TildaDares

TildaDares commented 2 years ago

Hi everyone, the code for the footer is not in the project repo. It's hardcoded into the website itself so you wouldn't be able to count it as a contribution. We'll note this down and see what we can do about it.

Thanks all!

TildaDares commented 2 years ago

Please request for an issue here #11105 if you’re a first timer. Thanks!

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