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core#1225 fix Event Info and Contribution Page Settings templates #15168

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Overview

This makes some changes to templates that should not be visible to end users, but makes the underlying HTML less ugly.

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Elements are positioned by use of this line:

                             

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We use sane rendering techniques to position our elements, and use the same positioning techniques on identical elements.

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This started out as my adding a class to a table cell that had none on the event info template, but when I saw what the contribution page template looked like I expanded my scope to remove something rather hideous.

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@MegaphoneJon I added a sig-markup label to allow Compucorp to identify things that could affect shoreditch

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mlutfy commented Sep 17, 2019

How long should we wait before merge? Themes can do QA during the RC period?

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@mlutfy i don't think we should wait i'm going to merge this

@seamuslee001 seamuslee001 merged commit 7d26615 into civicrm:master Sep 17, 2019
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@mlutfy @seamuslee001 I don't actually think we should wait when we give that label - I didn't merge it earlier because I hadn't reviewed it

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