Testing

[tapaswenipathak]

1. Test it on different screen sizes and paste the screenshot in this issue.
2. Test dev deployment.
3. Test predev deployement.

[h1tag]

Do you need a full page screenshot or is it OK if the screenshot is only for some part of the page?

[tapaswenipathak]

Anything which can help us to find the issue(s).

[h1tag]

I resized the browser window to emulate a smaller screen size, like in the image here. And I found out that the navbar doesn't toggle.

I think the problem is that you have to put the link code for jQuery before the Bootstrap.js one.

[tapaswenipathak]

Did you try this fix in your local? Feel free to submit a pull request if this fixes the issue.

[mohamedragaey]

there were 3 issues I found in the code

-you forget the meta tag <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"> that will take the mobile experience much better.

-You miss ordered the scripts, the jquery.js must be called before bootstrap.js.

-You need to add .collapsed class to the button on the navigation, and the class .collapse to the <div class="navbar-collapse">

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all is well on my local machine what can I do to push these changes?
you can find the screenshot here

[tapaswenipathak]

The proper way to proceed is

1. Raise an issue in this repository for the three things that you mentioned and how does it effect the website.
2. Fork this repository -> Clone your fork in your local -> Push changes to your fork -> Submit pull request.
   This will help.

Let me know if you get stuck for long with something.

[h1tag]

@tapasweni-pathak I get this error Command "python setup.py egg_info" failed with error code 1 in /tmp/pip-build-ixwMmd/psycopg2/ after running pip install -r requirements.txt. I tried installing setuptools and updating it, but I still get the same error.

[tapaswenipathak]

@h1tag Which system are you using and what Python version? Are you trying to do this in virtualenv?

[h1tag]

@tapasweni-pathak Linux and Python 2.7.12.

I don't know if I was doing it in virtualenv (I did as the instruction asked in the README.md file), how do I check for that?

[anubhakushwaha]

@h1tag You have to create a virtual environment which isolates your Python/Django setup on a per-project basis.

[h1tag]

@anubhakushwaha is it mentioned how to do it in the README.md file?

[mohamedragaey]

@h1tag try these command
sudo apt install libpq-dev python-dev
sudo apt install build-essential
that should work it works for me.

[tapaswenipathak]

@h1tag If this worked feel free to update the readme with the instructions that are missing. Otherwise join the #oshc-dev channel on Slack, we will see it.

You can also raise an issue with your question. It'll be better if we keep the dev issues only for questions and discussions about the issue.

[anubhakushwaha]

@mohamedragaey Were you able to push your contributions? Feel free to ping us incase of any problem :) @h1tag I faced the same issue while setting up,incase the problem still persists do let us know :)