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CHEMH-73 | @jdwjdwjdw | Structure and style Person node, lists, and teasers #53

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@jdwjdwjdw jdwjdwjdw commented May 26, 2023

READY FOR REVIEW

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  • When convenient

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  • Normal

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  1. Check out this branch
  2. Add example people
  3. Add a basic page with person list and person teasers
  4. Review Person node page, person lists, and person teasers and confirm they match figma. In order for the stanford default person image to look correct, you'll need to update that to a square version:
    stanford-person-default-profile-image-square (1)
  5. Review code 🚗

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@github-actions github-actions bot added size/s and removed size/xs labels Jun 6, 2023
@jdwjdwjdw jdwjdwjdw changed the title CHEMH-73 | @jdwjdwjdw | Structure and style Person node CHEMH-73 | @jdwjdwjdw | Structure and style Person node, lists, and teasers Aug 7, 2023
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It looks awesome. I tested in safari, FF and chrome.

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@jdwjdwjdw jdwjdwjdw merged commit f6cdf82 into 2.x Aug 7, 2023
@jdwjdwjdw jdwjdwjdw deleted the feature/CHEMH-73--style-people-node branch August 7, 2023 19:25
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