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Improve design luminosity and footer branding
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Authored by dereckson on Jul 23 2016, 19:47.
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rVIPERWWWaf82f58ffb55: Improve design luminosity and footer branding
Summary

Links now use a color taken from the book photography.
It's more luminous and great on the footer too.

We rewrite CSS rule for footer as a generic class.

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Test on Firefox and Chrome

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rVIPERWWW Dæghrefn website
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dereckson updated this revision to Diff 1326.Jul 23 2016, 19:47
dereckson retitled this revision from to Improve design luminosity and footer branding.
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dereckson accepted this revision.Jul 23 2016, 19:47
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This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Jul 23 2016, 19:47
Closed by commit rVIPERWWWaf82f58ffb55: Improve design luminosity and footer branding (authored by dereckson, committed by dereckson). · Explain WhyJul 23 2016, 19:48
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