Task/fp 1378 consistent space above footer

[wesleyboar]

Overview

Use consistent space between main content and footer.

Related

• FP-1378
• requires feat(fp-1378): new space var & fix(spacing): missing space var Core-Styles#10
• required by Task/fp 1378 consistent space above footer Core-CMS-Resources#134

Changes

• load --global-space--section-gap from https://github.com/TACC/Core-Styles
• update texascale-org to use the new variable

Testing

Core

1. Verify 45px of space is between main content and footer on several pages, e.g.
   • https://dev.cep.tacc.utexas.edu/ (requires short window, so footer is not snapped to bottom of window)
   • https://dev.cep.tacc.utexas.edu/guides/getting-started/
   • https://dev.cep.tacc.utexas.edu/design-system/typography/
2. Verify that a page with very little content but a tall window still pins footer to bottom of page.

Texascale

⚠️ Unable to test Texascale because it is not deployed with Camino and is too out-of-date to manually update. But its change (TACC/Core-CMS-Resources#134) is simple and Texascale will be migrated to Camino in CEPWMA-679 and Texascale 2022 development this summer will test it.

Screenshots

Test Step 1

	User View	Dev View
Default Portal Homepage
Random Guide Page
Typography Style Guide

Test Step 2

Footer is pinned to bottom on tall window. _{(click to show image)}

[wesleyboar]

This change is not intended to be merged. After PR approval, I plan to revert this change (and rebuild package-lock.json) so the latest Core-Styles is loaded.

That branch is transient (deleted after merge of the related PR), so merging this change to main would soon result in npm install fail. What I should do, is pin to a specific version… but I am currently loading latest of Core-Styles, to facilitate rapid development. Core-Styles is versioned (releases), but I don't really have a process for Core-Styles, yet. How do I version what hasn't been merged?

[wesleyboar]

@duckonomy Dev Core CMS has been re-built and deployed. Now it shows this branch again.

[duckonomy]

LGTM!