Use javascript to make a calendar #67
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Great job! Do we wanna keep the alphabetical list at the bottom as well? We definitely need a CSS wizard for this. I mean the visual CSS wizard, not the "I bet I can do it without using JS" CSS wizard. |
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Hey, I AM an CSS wizard... just not very good at knowing what I want the results of my spells to be :). Can I merge this to the event-calendar branch? We have #59 to make things beautiful :). I'm happy to remove the alphabetical list, however then I can imagine that we would want some sort of "archive" function -- sounds to me like something we can easily do after the MVP. |
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I think it's fine. And the most important thing is: definitely better than what we had before :) |
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Fixes #58