John Darragh

@Seiko I'm putting this back to "In Progress", cause we need to know what the colors should be for each of the following states: normal link: "#1976D2"; visited link: "#551A8B";...

Here is a link that talks about styling links: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/CSS/Styling_text/Styling_links Apparently, there is no such thing as a "disabled" link, but there an additional state called "active" for when the...

@sei1122 It wasn't clear to me exactly what behavior you want with the "secondary" link, but I used the color you specified for the normal state, and took out any...

- Created Issue #1682 This removes the secondary link style.

@staceyrebekahscott I disagree with the assertion that an organization has to belong to a single category. Several listings are both Meal Programs and Pantries. We could opt to only show...

The application only shows listings that are food pantries and/or meal programs, though the admin screens allow one or more of a dozen or so categories to be assigned to...

I'm taking this issue back, so I can sort out what the requirements really are with stakeholders, et. al.,

Hi @developerHet . This is a project of Hack for LA. If you want to work on any of our projects, you will need to go through the volunteer onboarding...

We can remove all the rule endpoints in the rule.routes.js file, but there is an unusual endpoint that is in calculation.routes.js /api/calculations/:id/rules that uses a single method in the rule.controller.js,...

Modified this task to just remove the /api/rules endpoints entirely, since we decided not to implement an Admin feature for editing the rules.