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Fix Pixel Overflow Issue in "Announcements Card" #43

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#39 issues resolve
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This pull request addresses a Pixel Overflow issue in the "Announcements Card" component. The overflow was occurring due to content exceeding the widget's constraints, causing rendering issues on various screen sizes.

Changes Made:

  • Adjusted layout constraints in the "Announcements Card" widget.

  • Implemented Flexible/Expanded widgets where necessary to maintain responsive design and prevent overflow.

  • Added padding/margin adjustments to ensure content fits within screen bounds.

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Hi @Mehul-Kumar-27 @aspiringgarv ,

I’ve completed the updates and improvements as discussed and believe the PR is ready for review.

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@JayAgola , plese create a seperat branch for the announcement card, currently it has the changes of the ci workflow also.

@JayAgola JayAgola closed this Oct 30, 2024
@JayAgola JayAgola reopened this Oct 30, 2024
@aspiringgarv aspiringgarv merged commit 303956b into iiitv:main Nov 1, 2024
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JeetJani-11 commented Nov 2, 2024

@JayAgola Please make a Google Doc with your GitHub username as the document's name in this folder(https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qWd_Vxv6G2aNNPbPtTNpeulYovOV-cMi). Use it to keep track of your daily contributions so we can monitor your progress.

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