Bump JtD to 0.12.0, migrate nav_footer_custom#114
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mattxwang wants to merge 2 commits intoberkeley-cdss:mainfrom
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Bump JtD to 0.12.0, migrate nav_footer_custom#114mattxwang wants to merge 2 commits intoberkeley-cdss:mainfrom
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Hi Berkeley CDSS team,
I feel a bit embarrassed, but 0.11.0 broke the site footer behaviour, which in this case affects the mobile view of the credits & color scheme toggle on live:
(notice how the "view all course offerings" and dark mode toggle is overlaid on the text, instead of at the bottom of the page)
I fixed this in 0.12.0, which requires a small (but explicit) migration step. I tested with this repo locally, so the PR now fixes the overall visual behaviour of the footer. There are still some small spacing changes that are tricky to fully match the behaviour of - but I think this is pretty close to the original spacing for the element.
Sorry for this mistake - fault is completely mine. Let me know if you want me to try to more faithfully match the pre 0.11.0 styling - it's possible, but will just require a few more overrides.