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Bring basic CSS rules from spree backend #4620
Bring basic CSS rules from spree backend #4620
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If we want to update the admin CSS at some point, it might be helpful to separate/namespace the imported spree CSS from the customisations we've added on top of it...? Just a thought.
yeah, I considered that option. I kept the spree JS code in a separate folder under admin/spree because it's not angularized, very different from ours. But in CSS from now on I thought we should probably just mix everything and start changing the rules in these files if needed and merge these files with our files if we have the opportunity. Like merging admin/variables and new admin/globals/variables. |
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I just rebased and tested the deployment process (I had to add some imports in the css files to make the deployment work. All good now. |
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Compared FR staging to UK production |
@luisramos0 conflicts |
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Some conflicts related to the order the css files are imported. |
These dependencies are in spree_core so we dont need to bring them to ofn right now
pagination and navigation rules were merged
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I rebased again. I think we can just deploy and verify that are no display errors in the orders list page. |
Hey @luisramos0, Staged this PR in FR and compared it with AU in production. |
What? Why?
Continues #4595
Bring basic css from spree_backend.
What should we test?
I think we should compare visually some of the main pages of the backoffice to an instance without this PR and try to verify that the pages look the same in terms of style: size of components, position of components and color of components.
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Changelog Category: Changed
Brought all the basic css rules from spree_backend so that we can make ofn independent of Spree.