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TMS-1148: Add mobile aspect-ratio for grid featured-item #197
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Summary of Changes
Hello @eebbi, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request introduces a targeted CSS adjustment to improve the mobile responsiveness and accessibility of featured grid items. By modifying their aspect ratio on smaller screens, it aims to prevent content truncation and overflow, especially for users utilizing browser zoom functionalities.
Highlights
- Mobile Layout Adjustment: Implemented a specific aspect ratio for
grid-featured-itemimages on mobile devices to provide additional vertical space, addressing content overflow issues, particularly when browsers are zoomed.
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Code Review
The pull request addresses the mobile responsiveness issue by adding a specific aspect ratio for featured grid items on mobile devices. The change correctly uses padding-top for aspect ratio control. The primary feedback concerns the use of !important, which can impact CSS maintainability.
| // Use different aspect ratio for mobile to support more content for zoomed in browsers | ||
| @include until($tablet) { | ||
| #{$item}__image { | ||
| padding-top: 125% !important; |
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The use of !important should generally be avoided as it can lead to CSS specificity issues, making styles harder to override and debug in the future. While it might be necessary here to ensure the aspect ratio is applied, consider if there's an alternative approach to achieve the desired specificity without relying on !important, such as increasing selector specificity or reordering CSS rules. If its use is unavoidable, please add a comment explaining the specific reason why it's required.
| padding-top: 125% !important; | |
| padding-top: 125%; |
Severa-ID: 2132
Severa-kuvaus: TMS-1148 Saavutettavuus: Responsiivisuusongelmia Tredu.fi
Task: https://hiondigital.atlassian.net/browse/TMS-1148
Description
Add more height for grid featured-item in mobile view to prevent content overflow for zoomed-in browsers
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