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Sort of a non-issue but in the "home page" sample for the <div class="tech"></div> containers, you may want to remove the height property (or set its value to 'auto') from the styles or use some JS to equalize the heights of the boxes. Currently, the containers' heights are set to 15rem and any longer content flows outside of the container—at least this was the case with Angular2's text from the site I just scaffolded and checked in FF 47.
Removing the height property or setting it to 'auto' will fix the issue but the containers' heights will adjust based on their content. If you want the containers to all be the same height, you can use JS to determine the tallest container and set the others to match.
Sort of a non-issue but in the "home page" sample for the
<div class="tech"></div>containers, you may want to remove the height property (or set its value to 'auto') from the styles or use some JS to equalize the heights of the boxes. Currently, the containers' heights are set to 15rem and any longer content flows outside of the container—at least this was the case with Angular2's text from the site I just scaffolded and checked in FF 47.Removing the height property or setting it to 'auto' will fix the issue but the containers' heights will adjust based on their content. If you want the containers to all be the same height, you can use JS to determine the tallest container and set the others to match.