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Hello @DanielHerr, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
Summary of Changes
This pull request appears to be focused on making some minor styling adjustments to the website. Specifically, it modifies the index.css file to adjust the styling of address elements, and the main.css file to add media queries for smaller screen sizes, adjusting the base font size for better responsiveness. There's no description provided, so I'm inferring the intent from the code changes themselves.
Highlights
- Address Styling: The styling for the
<address>element has been modified inindex.css. Thedisplay: flexand related properties have been removed, and margins and font styles have been adjusted. This likely aims to improve the presentation of address information on the page. - Responsive Font Sizing: Media queries have been added to
main.cssto adjust the base font size for smaller screens (below 22rem and 20rem widths). This ensures better readability and a more responsive layout on mobile devices.
Changelog
- main/index.css
- Removed
display: flex,flex-wrap, andgapproperties from theaddresselement. - Added
marginandfont-styleproperties to theaddresselement. - Adjusted
marginproperties foraddress h2. - Added
display: inline-blockandmarginproperties toaddress a.
- Removed
- main/main.css
- Added vendor prefixes for
width: min-contentandwidth: max-contentproperties. - Added media queries to adjust the base font size for screens with a maximum width of 22rem and 20rem.
- Added vendor prefixes for
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Code Review
The pull request introduces some minor CSS changes, primarily focusing on the address element and adding media queries for smaller screen sizes. The changes seem reasonable, but let's take a closer look to ensure they enhance the responsiveness and readability of the website.
Merge Readiness
The changes appear to be relatively minor and focused on improving the styling for different screen sizes. Given the absence of any critical or high severity issues, the pull request seems to be in decent shape to be merged, but I would recommend addressing the medium severity issue before merging. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging.
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