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As far as I am aware, the ipfs.io website does not currently include tachyons, it users yeti.css from &yet, as they were commissed to build it many moons ago. The css is generated from less files, which you can find here https://github.com/ipfs/website/tree/master/less |
Thanks @olizilla. The non-existence of Tachyons seems like a pretty good excuse for it not to be working. 😂 |
"look under the hood" is a little bit of an Americanism. What about "Want to dig in a little?" ... that also implies something that's still technical, but not as technical as someone who might want to read the whitepaper. |
The whitepaper is super out of date - might be better to do something like "want to see where it all began" or "want the technical vision" to indicate that this isn't actually the spec for the project as it exists today, but is a previous conception from 2014. |
@olizilla I believe this three-button approach was your idea. Do you have any wording suggestions before we lock this down? |
Can someone who knows Hugo(?) tell me where I would put CSS that needs to apply to |
The best place for any custom css will be in |
Thanks @cwaring. What's your ETA on actually pushing the quiz live on the website? Unless you're within a week-ish of shipping it, I'd argue we should knock this one out in the spirit of hotfixes and let ProtoSchool enjoy some extra traffic in the meantime. |
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I've tested this locally and it works well as a stopgap. I'll merge this down now and we can continue to refine in a future PR as the quiz edges closer to launch :)
this was part of our efforts to address ProtoSchool/protoschool.github.io#260 |
Working on the multiple-button layout @olizilla suggested but my attempt to mix flexbox and tachyons is failing. I was envisioning 3 buttons across on a wider screen, stacked on mobile, but neither the wrapping or the bottom margin are taking. The CSS I found is all minimized (I'm not experienced with Hugo so may be looking in the wrong place).