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Rewire CSS to use new classes and clean up. #31

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@nstriedinger nstriedinger commented Mar 13, 2019

We shouldn't over-style in this base module.

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@nstriedinger Thanks for your updates. Are these changes just a result of swapping out element selectors for the classes you've added? Curious about what seems to be rearranging / copy/pasting too?

fill: $white;
display: block;
.search-pager__item.not-active .search-pager__item-link {
display: none;
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@nstriedinger can you walk me through this change? Is this just a result from copy/pasting?

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@jesconstantine this is just like the original file. I just tried to organize it so it would be easy to grok through.


@include breakpoint($bp0) {
display: inline-block;
height: 1em;
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@nstriedinger can you walk me through this change too? Does this just happen to look like a change in the css rule because of how things were rearranged or is an actual change?

.search-pager__item.not-active {
display: inline-block; } }
.search-pager__item-link svg {
height: 1em; } }
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@nstriedinger can you walk me through this change too? Does this just happen to look like a change in the css rule because of how things were rearranged or is an actual change?

@nstriedinger nstriedinger changed the title Rewire CSS to use new classes. Rewire CSS to use new classes and clean up. Mar 14, 2019
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Thanks for the updates @nstriedinger - I think this will make implementation smoother for themers

@jesconstantine jesconstantine merged commit c96911f into develop Mar 14, 2019
@jesconstantine jesconstantine deleted the update-css-files-for-new-classes branch March 14, 2019 15:01
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