Update font format in section 3 #251
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please, can I work on this |
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Hi @NitinMore7, go ahead and feel free to ask your doubts here. Thanks! |
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so I need to clone this repo, make the given changes & then commit them and start a pull request ,is that's right? |
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@NitinMore7 You'll need to clone your forked repo instead of this one. |
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Its done can you please check and confirm |
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Can I work on this? |
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@akshaygupta533 please check other FTO issues, @NitinMore7 already claimed this one, sorry. @NitinMore7 did you remember to open a PR? |
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@IgorWilbert i just did |
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Good job @NitinMore7, thanks! Do you know how to squash your commits (turn your commits into a single commit with all the changes)? Would you mind doing it? |
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@IgorWilbert how do I squash my commits if I've already pushed them |
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@NitinMore7 you will have to rebase your branch. Run the command |
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I've squashed those commits into one can you please check and confirm it |
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Hi @NitinMore7, please paste the link of your PR here or tag this issue in the PR. Thanks! |
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Hello, I think the issue is still open, If yes then can I work on this? |
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this issue has a PR open at #253 |
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Hi, I am an outreachy applicant. Can i work on this issue? |
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Hey! I am applying to Outreachy. I have no experience in open source. Can I work on this? |
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Hello @Kirti2502 and @Srija616 I'm also an outreachy applicant, and looking to get started contributing to this project by working on the first-time-only issues. But this issue as well as all other first-time-only issues I've come across seem to have been claimed by someone else already. I'm thinking of asking the mentors and reviewers for this project if more FTO issues can be created for us, or if we can go ahead to create these issues by ourselve. What do you two think? |
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Hey
Sure, in fact I mailed the mentors however they are yet to reply. Apart
from the FTOs we should also ask what else can we contribute for the
application.
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project if more FTO issues can be created for us, or if we can go ahead to
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Good one. I should probably tag them here, if that will mean a quicker response. |
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Hello @emilyashley @jywarren Can you please suggest a way around this? #251 (comment) |
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Hi! I am also an Outreachy applicant; have the mentors @jywarren and @emilyashley reached out to you? I was about to contact them via email until I read this thread. Thanks in advance. |
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Hello! @nicoleiocana I think the best way to reach out to the community is through the chat Chanels. There's a link to the chat Chanel on outreachy project description page, you can check it out if you have not already. Also you can mention the mentors on the chat channels if you have any question for them. |
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Hey! This issue is still open. Can I work on this? I've never contributed to open source before. I'm trying to learn. |
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I worked on this issue please check that. |
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Is this issue still open? I would like to work on it. |
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I find you all very friendly. I am newbie to open source added to it, and have no one around to ask for guidance not even one , just a first-generation learner who want to learn new things but after hours spending seeing videos of open source I just cannot understand there are so many files,please help me |
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i have fixed this issue please review it @IgorWilbert |
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📝 Update: this will fix Change font to Arial in section 3 #241. All that needs to be done is replace this line
PublicLab.Editor/examples/index.html
Line 134 in 94a549c
With this line
<p class="ple-map-content"><b>By place name:</b></p>.This line
PublicLab.Editor/examples/index.html
Line 139 in 94a549c
With this line
<p class="ple-map-content"><b>By entering co-ordinates:</b></p>.And finally, paste the following line (with the same indentation/format of the rest of the code)
.ple-map-content { font-size: 16px; }on the file named
PublicLab.Editor/dist/PublicLab.Editor.css, just after line number 36.💾 Commit your changes
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