Formatting calendar entries #22
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Hello! I'm working on the calendar page for my course. My questions are below; any help and guidance are much appreciated.
For example, I want to make the day of the week and the date appear on the same line by increasing the column width and/or the text alignment.
instead of
Currently, the site renders an extra newline between the different items. For example, take a look at how it displays Monday's tasks even though there are no spaces in the file that generated it.
The time for the class during which the Quiz occurs is displayed in bold, whereas the other two classes are not bolded. I don't actually know Jekyll, which is a testament to this template and its documentation (and the maintainer @kevinlin1!) making it is so easy to pattern-match and get things running. Thank you in advance for your help! |
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Hi Kate, Great questions! Before getting started, it helps to review your browser's DevTools. For example, if you use Chrome, you'll want to know how to Open Chrome DevTools and use it to View and change CSS. You can then play around with adjusting the CSS styles of elements and debug the website appearance. Screen.recording.2022-07-31.9.45.47.AM.webmI recommend checking that your changes work across different display widths. Even though students most likely use laptops for their computing classwork, they might sometimes have the page side-by-side with another page so it's important to test for narrow widths too. Remember that changes made in your browser's DevTools aren't saved to the website, so you'll need to copy them into the just-the-class/_sass/custom/module.scss Lines 31 to 33 in 2729a42 Using this knowledge, here's how I'd address your questions:
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Hi Kate,
Great questions! Before getting started, it helps to review your browser's DevTools. For example, if you use Chrome, you'll want to know how to Open Chrome DevTools and use it to View and change CSS. You can then play around with adjusting the CSS styles of elements and debug the website appearance.
Screen.recording.2022-07-31.9.45.47.AM.webm
I recommend checking that your changes work across different display widths. Even though students most likely use laptops for their computing classwork, they might sometimes have the page side-by-side with another page so it's important to test for narrow widths too.
Remember that changes made in your browser's DevTools aren't saved…