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menu item widths inconsistent #355
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Creating the branch menubar-issue324 and having me pull that into my clone of aria-authoring practices has got me very confused on what the state of my repository is and how I get things back into the w3c repository. Can you clear all my pull requests as soon as possible and I will start again on fixing the remaining menubar issues. I will gut checkout a new copy so I can get reoriented to how to get code back into the w3c repository. |
@jnurthen I believe the previous comment re "clearing Jon's pull request backlog" was meant for you. |
@jongund, sorry that was somehow confusing. The issue #324 changes are now merged into master, and I have deleted the menubar-issue324 branch. If you just update your fork and make a new branch from master for your issue 355 changes, you will be building on the latest. Then, when you submit a PR for issue 355, choose w3c/aria-practices/master as the base branch for the pull request. Update your fork as described on our
This assumes the remote for your fork is named "origin" and the remote for the w3c repo is named "w3c". The wiki page describes those assumptions in more detail. Note: I added the "-p" option to the fetch command to prune off the deleted branches. I will update the wiki accordingly. |
For issue #355, fixed typo in script src attribute. Correct styleManager.js is now loaded and menuitem widths are now consistent.
With the latest commit, is this issue resolved? |
Yes, the menus are the correct width now. You can close this issue. Thanks! |
Excellent, thanks @carmacleod! Closing. |
feedback from @carmacleod in #144
Looking at http://w3c.github.io/aria-practices/examples/menubar/menubar-2/menubar-2.html
Checked items in the menu do not have the same width as non-checked items.
They are missing a rectangular piece from the right hand side of the item that seems to have about the same width as the (left-aligned) checkmark.
This makes a dropped-down menu look "staggered", like a vertical stack of 2 x 4 Lego bricks that has some (left-aligned) 2 x 3 Lego bricks in it.
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