If an offer is active for the user, show the discounted price (and
a struck-out original price) on upgrade buttons in the course sock
and outline sidebar.
Also show the discount code and price in the course exit upgrade
screen.
* Add back classes to first purchase offer banner that are used in the REV-1512 optimizely test
* Add notification header with an X to hide the flyover box
This is admittedly the much abridged version, but...
Due to changes at Travis-CI that lead to prohibitively slow build/wait
times, we (edx) decided to switch CI/validation provider to Github
Actions [1].
While we had originally intended to keep the integration available,
following Travis-CI's drop in available open-source credits, it no
longer appears to be a viable option for the community.
As such, and given our already present vendor lock-in at Github,
we recommend using Github Actions for CI/validation in this repo.
However, for those not hosting in the Github ecosystem, you can
configure your testrunner to run `make validate.ci`, for the same
effect; the Github Action is just a wrapper for this call.
- [0] Fixes: TNL-7784
- [1] #276
* Rebranding course license
- Fixing horizontal padding
- Setting color to gray 500
- Removing unnecessary a:hover color
- Removing unneeded CSS classes (sequence-footer, course-license, and license-text)
- Removing unnecessary spans
* Removing all usages of theme-color.
* Removing underline from “Help” button in header
* Use outline-primary for user menu button in header.
* Revert text-decoration-none on Help link
This is unnecessary now - it’s fixed at the brand level.
* Rebranding breadcrumbs to be primary-500.
* Set styling for Unit title to h3.
* Setting bookmark button color to primary-500
* Aligning current selection line to be inside dropdown, not outside.
* Adjusting sequence dropdown colors
Gray 700 for non-active units, primary 500 for active unit icon.
* Remove custom btn-outline-light config
We no longer use it in this MFE and the color palette in paragon/the brand has changed anyway.
* Let the stylesheet breathe!
Note: I tried directly invoking `codecov`, but it "couldn't tell" that
it was running in a GA/CI container, so I've opted for using the GA
codecov integration, which does work as expected.
