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This is a 'from scratch' rebuild of the css/styling using react-bootstrap instead of origo.
Not aiming for pixel perfect in most pages/areas, I am embracing that bootstrap wants to use slightly different numbers for its margins, and has slightly different style rules (rounded corners etc). The aim is for it to feel like the same software, even if things have shifted slightly.
The exception being pages like the rundownView, where the bulk of it should be a pixel perfect match.
Some bits where it doesnt look like bootstrap has a suitable equivalent has been copied into our code.
For testing this, clone and run as usual. I recommend also running just the webui from the base branch in parallel. Doing a
yarn devin the webui package will result in vite picking the next available port (3006), and will proxy connections to the same meteor backend. This allows for easy side by side comparisons of the exact same state.Skipped pages:
A few before and after screenshots:

