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Go to a site that uses the Design System + the default dropdown navigation (eg: Academic Integrity)
View the site on a small viewport.
Expand the mobile navigation menu.
Results
The + buttons for the dropdowns have a browser default, ugly border around them.
Expected results
Borders should look more rad.
After looking into this, the fix is simple. To fix, include these two tint and shade functions to make the borders look awesome again. _wvu-nav-dropdowns.scss already uses these two functions.
Here's the step by step:
Create a new file in: scss/mixins called _wvu-tint-shade.scss.
Go to the CSS Tricks URL above, copy the two functions, paste them into the file you just made.
Steps to reproduce the issue
Results
The
+
buttons for the dropdowns have a browser default, ugly border around them.Expected results
Borders should look more rad.
After looking into this, the fix is simple. To fix, include these two
tint
andshade
functions to make the borders look awesome again._wvu-nav-dropdowns.scss
already uses these two functions.Here's the step by step:
scss/mixins
called_wvu-tint-shade.scss
.@import 'mixins/wvu-tint-shade';
on line 60 ofstyles.scss
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