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Move reset button in Delay Analyser interactive away from grid #413

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JackMorganNZ opened this issue Apr 24, 2017 · 4 comments
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Move reset button in Delay Analyser interactive away from grid #413

JackMorganNZ opened this issue Apr 24, 2017 · 4 comments

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@JackMorganNZ
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The reset button is too close to the grid and can be accidentally clicked by users, there should be more padding between the grid and button.

@JackMorganNZ JackMorganNZ added this to the v2.10.0 - 'Kea' milestone Apr 24, 2017
@JamieDawson
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I'll look into this!

JamieDawson added a commit to JamieDawson/cs-field-guide that referenced this issue May 3, 2017
Added a margin property to the css page so that the reset button is further away from the grid.
@JackMorganNZ
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Hi Jamie, I saw you had commented on this issue and made a pull request (which looked perfect) and was in the process of reviewing it when it disappeared! Was this intentional?

@JamieDawson
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Hello Jack!
My account was flagged for unknown reasons, which forces my profile to go private. Judging from what I've seen from Googling this, I've determined it's because the spam-bot can be aggressive. Github is really quick with these fixes, so once it's taken care of, I'll post in this thread.

And thank you very much for checking out my code. This is the first pull request I've done, so I'm happy it went well.

@JackMorganNZ
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Glad to hear it got sorted out. I've actually made a support request to GitHub as a lot of our users who interact with this repository are getting flagged as bots!

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