After design sprint 1 (#723) was merged, the header now has some wonky padding in mobile breakpoints
Would like to work on this
go ahead @Tanuj22
@akmadian The hamburger should be in the right corner?
yep, right corner of the header
@akmadian, since it's labeled as the good first issue. So As per the new code contribution guidelines of CC, I just submitted a PR.
Sorry I got busy in some personal work. @abhisheknaiidu You could have just informed me and submitted a PR for it.
@Tanuj22 Oh sorry for that, actually I didn't see any assigned person, so I thought that no one is working on this, and so I submitted a PR.
@abhisheknaiidu Yep, please be sure to read through issue threads to see if anyone else has said that they are working on it before starting work. We may not always assign the issue to someone properly, but it was already marked as in progress so that should have been a pretty good indicator :/
We are ok with people starting on an issue without recieving approval from a maintainer (work on the issue itself has to be approved, but for someone to actually do that work does not need approval). We ask that people indicate in the issue thread that they are working on the issue, and that if someone has indicated that they are working on it, that others do not start work on it.
Yea @akmadian so sorry, I won't repeat again!
This needs to be fixed in Vocabulary, transferring the issue there. @Tanuj22 @abhisheknaiidu please submit a PR there.
I would like to work on this seeing that no one else has been, please. Thanks in advance.
thank you
@dhruvkb I think this issue has been fixed and can be closed.
@akmadian can you verify https://github.com/creativecommons/vocabulary/issues/241#issuecomment-620800448?
@dhruvkb @akmadian Is the issue still up for grabs? If yes, can I work on it?
Unassigned because of inactivity. Still waiting for @akmadian to verify https://github.com/creativecommons/vocabulary/issues/241#issuecomment-620800448.
This is not an issue any more.
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@abhisheknaiidu Yep, please be sure to read through issue threads to see if anyone else has said that they are working on it before starting work. We may not always assign the issue to someone properly, but it was already marked as
in progressso that should have been a pretty good indicator :/We are ok with people starting on an issue without recieving approval from a maintainer (work on the issue itself has to be approved, but for someone to actually do that work does not need approval). We ask that people indicate in the issue thread that they are working on the issue, and that if someone has indicated that they are working on it, that others do not start work on it.