thepixeldeveloper/admin-template

A professional admin template ready to use in your personal and commerical projects free of charge.

Hey,

I'm Mathew (just one 't', please) 😁. I'm a Technical Manager at Just Eat Takeaway.

My professional journey started with software engineering, honing my skills in JavaScript, PHP, and GoLang 💻. I also dove into PCB design and embedded programming, using low-level C to create LED bike displays (I have videos!).

Beyond just coding, I'm involved in all aspects of software engineering 🎭. From internal conferences to spreading key updates, to the occasional meet-up speaking gig 🎤.

Don't be fooled by my sparse project portfolio; I'm an active open-source community contributor. I've financially supported the baklava no-code editor 💵 and tweaked the code for libreddit, a privacy-focused Reddit front-end.

In our fast-paced tech world, I keep an eye on emerging trends, particularly LLMs 🌠. Here's to a future as thrilling as a JavaScript update! 🥂

Lastly, feel free to reach out to me for workshops, or speaker opportunities. I'm always open to collaboration and sharing knowledge. Let's connect and create something impactful together!

admin-template's Issues

Forms in a table

When adding elements like a input or select box it breaks the design and refuses to stay inside the 16 space. It will break out and go past the end of the menu to just before the end of the browser.

The active class should be defined explicitly in colour.css

The definition for .active is designed (I presume) for the menu in the header, however because it's loosely defined it also applies to other elements, i.e. table rows

Suggested solution is changing the definitions on lines 8, 23 of colour.css to restrict the definition to span tags or items within an unordered list.