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CXSPA-5174 #18030
CXSPA-5174 #18030
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anjana-bl
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Oct 29, 2023
- fixing alignment issue in Landing Page
- Altering font size in landing page
- renaming injection token MY_ACCOUNT_V2_ORDER to USE_MY_ACCOUNT_V2_ORDER
4 flaky tests on run #41783 ↗︎
Details:
regression/asm/asm.deeplink.core-e2e.cy.ts • 1 flaky test • B2Cssr/pages.core-e2e.cy.ts • 3 flaky tests • SSRReview all test suite changes for PR #18030 ↗︎ |
float: left; | ||
max-width: 25%; | ||
@include media-breakpoint-down(md) { | ||
width: 100%; | ||
max-width: none; | ||
} | ||
} | ||
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.RightContentSlot { | ||
float: left; |
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[NITPICK]
Do we really have to use float
instead of flex
for styling %MyAccountViewPageTemplate
? I believe for consistency with the rest of the project, it would be good to stick to flex
styling.
I can see float
is used also in other files in my-account-v2 area. Perhaps it would be good to fix it before 6.6 release:
(yes, I can see float
is used also in ASM, which ideally should have used flex
)
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- ✅ Approving changes to
MY_ACCOUNT_V2_ORDER
->USE_MY_ACCOUNT_V2_ORDER
- Nitpick: IMHO the CSS changes should be done in a different PR, for clarity of git history
- I don't have access to your env, so please do the QA of the styling changes in with the help of sb in your team (including cross-browsers & screen width testing)