- Switch to daily robinhood snacks instead of weekly.
- Confirmed with harner for clippers practice tomorrow.
- Confirmed with jcriss for galantis friday.
- So many ways to align, depending upon flexbox or inline or grid or what.
- row, col
- align-items-center, justify-content-center
- text-center
- mx-auto
- Supercontest.
- Added a plot for how much teams are covering/notcovering by. It’s differential-line, averaged over all weeks. The bears are first (4.6), the dolphins are last (-6.5). It trends like cover %, but it’s not the exact same because margins are obviously a whole new variable.
- The dolphins margin is crazy. They’re already getting horrible lines (like +15), and they’re underperforming those by almost a touchdown, on average lolol.
- Added contact info.
- Added all the details about banner purchasing to the rules md.
- Updated the badge links from my user space in gitlab to my group space.
- Moved all the stat logic out of views and into a dedicated module (core/stats). Significantly reorganized it to make it more clear, easier to add plots, less bug prone, easier to maintain, etc.
- Added plot for average lines by team.
- Cleaned up the display of the statistics page. Made the plotly renderings responsive, which is a much better experience. Added cards. Looks amazing now.
- Layout restructure.
- Jumbotron, then navbar, with no containers/margins/padding/etc.
- Then main_content wrapped by container-fluid for responsiveness and p-3 to make sure it looks comfy. Inside main_content it starts to get different per view.
- Usually card then “card-header pb-0 text-center” the card-body then “row justify-content-center” then col(s) with whatever responsive breakpoints you need.
- You need to use row and col if you want something to control the responsive breakpoints of something, or if it you have multiple elements side by side. This is the more common case. If you just have text, you don’t need it.
- card-body elements that contain plotly graphs usually have p-0 to make the plots as large as possible, and then bars have pb-3 after so that the vertical x labels don’t extend all the way to the end.
- Moved the premium/upgrade back to the toplevel navbar. This makes it more visible, so the color looks better, but it also solves a second thing. Bootstrap’s navbar, if aligned right, has the dropdown extend beyond the viewport. Dumb. The premium/upgrade is rightmost, so it shifts the dropdowns left so they fit.
