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@DSchriemer@Nppatel97 I need your guys' help on something frontend. This is how our agenda page looks like right now.
There are some issues lying around like #135, #121, and #126 that require the use of a place to list details about the lesson. When I say details I mean like a one liner detail. One liner details like: "This lesson has conflicting timings with another one of your lessons." I was thinking we could have a rectangle on top of the lesson box where we could list that detail. What I need you guys to do right now is give me some suggestions on the best way we could display that information. My suggestion is a rectangle extending from the top of the lesson box. If you guys have any other innovative ways of doing it, I WANNA HEAR IT!
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My suggestion is to have a tiny yellow warning sign beside the title which on hover or click displays the warning message. This implementation would be a little easier to do for both mobile and desktop versions. What do you think @AhmedNSidd and @DSchriemer?
Edit: We can put the message box as absolute so it doesn't fiddle with the dimensions of the actual lessons box
@DSchriemer @Nppatel97 I need your guys' help on something frontend. This is how our agenda page looks like right now.
There are some issues lying around like #135, #121, and #126 that require the use of a place to list details about the lesson. When I say details I mean like a one liner detail. One liner details like: "This lesson has conflicting timings with another one of your lessons." I was thinking we could have a rectangle on top of the lesson box where we could list that detail. What I need you guys to do right now is give me some suggestions on the best way we could display that information. My suggestion is a rectangle extending from the top of the lesson box. If you guys have any other innovative ways of doing it, I WANNA HEAR IT!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: