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Skeleton Hotfix #708

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Update SemesterCourseItem.tsx
rennyhoang Oct 10, 2023
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion src/components/planner/Tiles/SemesterCourseItem.tsx
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Expand Up @@ -151,7 +151,7 @@ export const MemoizedSemesterCourseItem = React.memo(
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{title || (course.code[0] == '0' ? '' : <Skeleton />)}
{title || (course.code[0] == '0' || course.code.includes("Elective") ? '' : <Skeleton />)}
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Could you write a quick comment explaining the fix?

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Right now, the skeleton for the course title appears based on whether or not 'title' is defined. Problem is that on a degree template, some "courses" don't have titles (placeholders like "060 Course" or "CS Guided Elective") and the skeleton on those is always there. So right now I'm just doing a check on both the existence of a title and checking if the course code isn't one of the placeholders.

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It may make sense for this to be included as a comment in the code.

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{!semesterLocked && (
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