Implement 404 error pages design

[rumanti]

^

[PolyEdge]

How do you do this in Heroku?

[matthewr6]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1569682/how-to-create-a-custom-404-page-for-my-django-apache

(it might be better for you to think in terms of "in Django", not "in Heroku")
(also, unrelated, but you're just styling the ToS, right? not changing them?)

[PolyEdge]

I don't know yet. Rumanti said that she needed help with both because of messy css. We have to discuss what's going to happen. My python client is nearly done, I separated it into classes of GitHub, User, AuthUser, Repository, AuthRepository, Organization, AuthOrganization, File, and AuthFile. I'll document it once it's finished. Before when I said I had it, all you could do was log in and edit files, you couldn't do Pull Requests or anything. My client can't create new branches or merge pull requests, although it can edit files in other repos. Ok??

[matthewr6]

What's most needed is to clean up the CSS in the dev branch. I've marked a section that I've started working on that doesn't need cleanup. The more reusable a class in the CSS is, the better. You know how to sass --watch and have sass installed, right?

You should probably just learn the git CLI commands - might be easier that way ;)
Most of us are either using git or GitHub Desktop, and it's been working out pretty well.

For communication, we mostly use Gitter.
https://gitter.im/Firedrake969

[PolyEdge]

Yeah, I noticed a few of the reusable classes like "raleway" --Pretty cool. Don't know sass 😦 I kind of can push from my python command line 😀 I got it working. I'm not going to share it until I have full support for repos and orgs-should be done soon. Here's a preview:

import GitHub
git = GitHub.GitHub('Dylan5797', 'thisisnotmypassword')
print(git.user.get_repositories()[0].name)
'Dylan5797/dylan5797.github.io'
f = AuthFile('Dylan5797/ScratchEdit:master/ScratchEdit.pyw', git)
f.edit('New content')
f.push()

pretty cool right! It might not turn out exactly as I put it here though.

[matthewr6]

Go ahead and use of t, but try not to distract us 📦

[matthewr6]

Use it* ugh mobile

[PolyEdge]

Thanks! I will post it after I get orgs figured. I only have 200 lines but it works 😛

[PolyEdge]

Maybe we can chat on gitter instead of an issue.

[matthewr6]

So your first task is to clean up the SCSS. If you need help with SCSS feel free to ask.

[PolyEdge]

In static folder? Any file in particular you want done first?

[matthewr6]

style.scss

[PolyEdge]

• sections
• uniformity
• test
• branch push

[matthewr6]

uh
what

[PolyEdge]

My checklist.

[matthewr6]

For?

Also, just don't touch the .section and its nested rules - that's the part I've been working on.

[ghost]

why not just use the <section> tag in html5??

[matthewr6]

because
idk
I haven't gotten used to that super-semantic markup yet.

[ghost]

k

[PolyEdge]

This has gone a bit inactive. Is the design finished yet?

[matthewr6]

@ElementalCode/programmers status?

[TheInitializer]

do we have a 404 design?

[matthewr6]

idk, find one or make one

[matthewr6]

@rumanti you still doing this?

[TheInitializer]

for inspiration, here's the 404 page of a code-sharing site I made a while back

[PolyEdge]

http://codepen.io/Dylan5797/pen/GZpyVN

[matthewr6]

I like it

[BookOwl]

Looks good!

[TheInitializer]

some sites have a searchbox on the 404 page, that might be a good idea. Searching is really easy to do in django

[matthewr6]

@TheInitializer add that

[TheInitializer]

If I have time sure

[matthewr6]

@Dylan5797 could you put the HTML file in the static root?

[PolyEdge]

Oh my god I have commented like three times and it hasn't come through.

Yes, I'll add it.
I'm not dead, I was just without internet for a while.

[matthewr6]

k