Improve responsive layout on releases page #1716
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Hey, great work @RWUBAKWANAYO!
Very close to merge, just some smaller adjustments wrt collapsing at md and cleaning up whitespace.
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@RWUBAKWANAYO what is the status on this? Are you interested in continuing to work on this PR? If yes, I'll wait. If no, I'll free the issue for someone else to work on it. In case help is needed, reach out in the OCaml Discord's #ocaml.org channel. |
@sabine, thank you for reaching out, I'm still interested and I'll make sure to apply the changes by end of tomorrow. |
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@RWUBAKWANAYO great, thanks! |
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@RWUBAKWANAYO this is very hard to review because you are making unnecessary whitespace/formatting changes, so that the entire file has to be checked line by line. Can you please reduce the diff by ensuring that unchanged lines are indeed unchanged? |
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@sabine, I apologize for the review difficulty caused by changing the indentation from two tabs to one tab which affected the entire file, impacting both styles and code format. If you suggest that I should restrict the changes to styles only, I'm willing to immediately undo the modifications and focus on refining the styles without altering the indentation. Your input is highly appreciated. |
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Thanks for the contribution @RWUBAKWANAYO! 👍 Will merge after the CI checks complete. |
Description:
In this pull request, I made significant enhancements to the 'https://ocaml.org/releases' page to improve the user experience on small and medium screens. Instead of using HTML tables, I've replaced them with responsive div containers. This change ensures that the content is displayed optimally on a variety of devices and screen sizes.
In addition to the HTML structure updates, I've also fine-tuned the Tailwind CSS classes for these containers to ensure a proper responsive design. These improvements resolve the issue of content being hidden, eliminating the need for excessive scrolling.
Fixes #1700