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Home Page: https://lux.dailybruin.com
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
Lux is a design system for the Daily Bruin.
Home Page: https://lux.dailybruin.com
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
We currently only support one credit for each one - it may be useful to add an optional string parameter for legacy posts and custom photo illos
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test issue from slack!
When using Lux with Gatsby to compile to HTML, it fails on the use of document
and window
since these are not present on SSR (server-side rendering)
So we can centralize these and not have to rewrite them every time
planned: mainsitearticleheader
uses a ton of links with
text-decoration: none;
color: ${dailyBruinBlue};
:hover {
opacity: 0.75;
}
We can refactor this into a MainSiteLink
component - because link behavior and appearance in body text should be consistent across the entire site to promote good UX
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This is a little more involved and may require a microservice backend
Add a navbar which will stick to the top of the page and will hold links that jump to other pages (Gatsby Link) on the site or id's on the same page (and potentially external links?)
Have a style prop to allow for custom css, keep the css minimal as a base.
An idea for the links prop is an array of objects with the structure:
{
title: string, // what shows up in the nav bar
targeturl: string, // where the link points to
type: string // declaring the link as external, internal, or id, could make this an enum
}
You could forgo the type key and have the navbar figure out internally what type of link it is (# at the front for ids, http at the front for external links) but I think declaring it is the better way to go.
This is just a suggestion, comment for a better solution and we can work it out.
Don't know how much value this adds to a project
ARTS BOX - example at https://dailybruin.com/2018/10/05/album-review-twenty-one-pilots-trench-falls-flat-fails-to-produce-a-variety-of-sounds/
Needs
SPORTS BOX - example at http://dailybruin.com/2018/11/05/womens-volleyball-defeats-oregon-state-falls-to-oregon/
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We should be able to add custom css to lux components. This should be done through an additional style
prop that takes a string
.
An example to look would look like this:
<Image
url="http://dailybruin.com/images/2018/10/web.sp_.mwp_.nbk_.ADX_-640x461.jpg"
caption="Freshman attacker Ashworth Molthen has registered 21 goals on the season, finding the back of the net in 13 of the 16 games so far this year for UCLA men’s water polo. UCLA is one of two teams remaining in the MPSF conference that remains undefeated."
credit="Amy Dixon/Photo editor"
alt="Ashworth Molthen playing water polo."
style={css`
color: red;
`}
/>
You'll want to check out the emotion docs on composition.
lux/src/globals/mainsiteGlobalStyles.tsx
Line 37 in 8a1b66e
It's a tad too small right now - 0.9em would probably work best
Trying to use Lux footer inside the main site app but running into an issue where webfontloader
leads to a compilation issue.
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