#7269: SageNB -- Change table layouts to CSS layouts
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   Reporter:  timdumol     |       Owner:  boothby        
       Type:  enhancement  |      Status:  positive_review
   Priority:  major        |   Milestone:  sage-4.3.1     
  Component:  notebook     |    Keywords:  sagenb notebook
Work_issues:               |      Author:  Tim Dumol      
   Upstream:  N/A          |    Reviewer:  Mitesh Patel   
     Merged:               |  
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Changes (by mpatel):

  * priority:  minor => major
  * reviewer:  => Mitesh Patel
  * type:  defect => enhancement
  * status:  needs_review => positive_review
  * milestone:  => sage-4.3.1


Comment:

 V12:

  * Removes the jQuery include from a few pages, since it's now included in
 `base.html`.  Including it twice sometimes caused a "mod-2" problem in
 Firefox --- the browser would claim that (and act as if) the resource
 `jquery-1.3.2.min.js` was missing.

  * Tweaks input cell padding so that text does not move by a pixel on
 focus or blur (I hope).  Text is still very likely to move when a cell is
 focused for the ''first'' time after reloading a page, since the sizing
 algorithms in `cell.py` and `notebook_lib.js` are different.

 Someone should review my changes, of course, and perhaps also comment on
 the slightly changed layouts.  I think the button/toolbars wrap
 differently than before, e.g., when the browser width is narrow and/or the
 font size is large.  Does this cause problems on mobiles or when giving
 presentations?

 Positive review!  This is great work!  I'm still quite new to [http
 ://sass-lang.com/ SASS] and [http://wiki.github.com/chriseppstein/compass
 Compass], but it seems that they'll make it much easier to edit and manage
 SageNB stylesheets.

 By the way, can we use SASS, Compass, and/or another tool to find unused
 CSS directives?

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