Update mini view links from white to blue

[dmcavoy]

The links in the lesson descriptions in the mini view were showing up as white. This fixes them to make them blue.

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[davidsbailey]

@madelynkasula can you offer an opinion on whether it is ok to add styles to application.scss like this?

[dmcavoy]

@madelynkasula can you offer an opinion on whether it is ok to add styles to application.scss like this?

I tried adding it in the curriculum/level.scss and it was going overwritten by the application.scss stuff.

[davidsbailey]

@madelynkasula can you offer an opinion on whether it is ok to add styles to application.scss like this?

I tried adding it in the curriculum/level.scss and it was going overwritten by the application.scss stuff.

If your initial goal was to put this in level.scss, then let's pursue that a bit further. was the rule you added there of greater CSS specificity than any conflicting rules in application.scss?

[dmcavoy]

@madelynkasula can you offer an opinion on whether it is ok to add styles to application.scss like this?

I tried adding it in the curriculum/level.scss and it was going overwritten by the application.scss stuff.

If your initial goal was to put this in level.scss, then let's pursue that a bit further. was the rule you added there of greater CSS specificity than any conflicting rules in application.scss?

I think so but I can try again.

[dmcavoy]

[dmcavoy]

Ah if I bring the .header-wrapper and .header it seems to work

[maddiedierker]

i know i'm late to this, but thank you for refactoring the styles into level.scss! i'd like for us to move away from using application.scss so that: 1) our frontend can eventually control all styles, and 2) application.scss (or its equivalent, hopefully on the frontend) is only used for global styles