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In addition to implementing the new design and making sure that all of the fonts and spacing are correct, we should also make sure that the organization of the CSS is consistent and intuitive.
At the moment, although there is a CSS file in the /style directory, almost all of the CSS is being implemented inline as objects coming through the "style" attribute on the tags.
I suggest we use Radium to allow for pseudo classes.
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This depends on the completion of issue #1.
In addition to implementing the new design and making sure that all of the fonts and spacing are correct, we should also make sure that the organization of the CSS is consistent and intuitive.
At the moment, although there is a CSS file in the /style directory, almost all of the CSS is being implemented inline as objects coming through the "style" attribute on the tags.
I suggest we use Radium to allow for pseudo classes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: