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723 multiple fixes (#724) #725

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@diegoalzate diegoalzate commented Aug 2, 2024 •
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  • Fix mobile card

  • Add cursor pointer to cycles card

  • Remove description from Events cards

  • Add image to event page

  • Change my proposals to registration

  • Add tw check for no event.imageUrl

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Enhanced user interface for article elements to indicate interactivity with visual feedback on hover.
    • Simplified event description display by removing Markdown rendering, leading to a more straightforward presentation.
    • Updated link title in the header for better clarity about its purpose, now directing users to a registration page.
    • Restructured event layout to a responsive grid system, improving content organization and visual hierarchy.
    • Improved responsiveness of the events section layout for better display across different screen sizes.

  • Bug Fixes

    • Adjusted layout responsiveness to ensure proper display on various device sizes.

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723 multiple fixes (#724)
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* Fix mobile card

* Add cursor pointer to cycles card

* Remove description from Events cards

* Add image to event page

* Change my proposals to registration

* Add tw check for no event.imageUrl
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The recent updates across several components enhance user interaction and layout responsiveness. Key changes include the addition of a pointer cursor for clickable articles, a shift from Markdown rendering to simpler description display in events, and a grid layout overhaul for the event details page. These modifications aim to improve user experience, making navigation clearer and designs more adaptable across different screen sizes.

Changes

Files Change Summary
.../cycles/Cycles.tsx Added cursor-pointer class to <article> element to indicate interactivity.
.../events/Events.tsx Removed Markdown rendering for event descriptions, simplifying the display.
.../header/Header.tsx Updated link text from "My Proposals" to "Registration" to alter navigation context.
.../pages/Event.tsx Restructured layout from flexbox to a responsive grid system for better content organization.
.../pages/Events.tsx Changed section class for responsive design, applying grid layout based on screen size.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Cycles
    participant Events
    participant Header
    participant Event

    User->>Cycles: Click on article
    Cycles->>Cycles: Highlight with pointer cursor
    Cycles->>Header: Navigate to registration
    User->>Events: View event details
    Events->>Event: Display details in grid layout
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🐇 In the land where changes bloom,
Articles now dance and zoom!
Links transform with playful cheer,
Events display much more clear.
A grid of joy, responsive and bright,
Hop along, all feels just right! 🌼

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@diegoalzate diegoalzate merged commit 2f867a7 into develop Aug 2, 2024
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