- Added frontend code for uaas badge in `CompatibilityReport.cshtml` - Changed styling of buttons to match uaas - Clean up in selectors - Fixed lineheight on buttons - Changed Categories to match button design - More subtle hover effects on package forum posts - Added spacing between two solved forum posts in the overview - Added max width and text-overflow to categories, to prevent them from displaying on multiple lines - Removed icon from create thread - Removed icon from Download package, and corrected typography
Our Umbraco - 2015 design
New design for the Our project.
Getting started
To get started simply clone this repository to you dev environment, and run npm install to download the dependencies. Once completed, you can run gulp to start it up.
The workflow creates a /build directory where all the compiled files go.
You can change this path in the gulpfile.js file.
Where do I put things?
The /src directory is where your development files go. A folder structure is included in the repo. It's fairly simple to get started with.
The /src/css directory is most likely to be completely removed since regular CSS files can go to the /src/scss directory. It was intended that vendor CSS-files like reset.css or animate.css should go there and gulp would automatically concatenate these files and put them at the top of the compiled CSS file.
But we have been thinking about removing it completely from the project and only stick with the src/scss directory.
Contribution
If you discover a bug or have an enhancement, drop and issue and a pull-request to the master branch and we'll have a look at it.
It's important to remember that this script stays as small and efficient as possible.
Authors
Rune Strand & Simon Busborg