Coming-Soon | Simple Coming Soon '' page with email capture | Email library

Don't think that the SVG is causing the problem, since it's in an image tag.

I've try to replicate you code, and to make it work you'll have to define a height for your container (like 300px rather then 100%) and then define the row with h-100.

I've made some examples on codepen on how does align-items-center works with different types of content.

This one has two columns and both of the columns has content.

You are animating a string of text appearing slowly but don't account for any of the inherit string properties such as line breaking. During your animation, the first word: "COMING", appears normally as the width increases, but once the hyphen appears, HTML thinks you have inserted a word break point and tries to break "SOON" to a new line.

This can be solved by adding white-space: nowrap; to your ::before section, to prevent it from breaking as the animation plays out.

HTML

For this, you can use a middleware that catches all requests, and then only lets the request go to its proper handler if isLaunched is true.

The camelcase or camelize filter is Shopify only unfortunately. See this Github bug report:

https://github.com/Shopify/liquid/issues/755

Edit:

If you wanted to mimic this in Shopify you could do something like:

If you blur the children instead the parent, you can decide to blur one and not the other .

To maintain authentication using PLain redux is not quite possible because when ever you reload, the store get refreshed . However, redux has a functionality called Persisted store

Persisted Store store the data in memory and will not be refreshed with page reload or anything like that.

You can check this Link

Update with out persisted store:

In that case, Get the IsLoggedin state from store.

In App component

You could use a map to eliminate the inner if block.

For example:

When you create an "interval" using the function setInterval, this function returns a unique numerical value that is the id of the interval created. This id is important because it is used to cancel the interval later, when needed.

So you should store the id of your first interval:

var idInterval = setInterval(...); // Make sure you can use this value later

And later, when you wish to create the new "coming soon", you should stop your previous interval, using the function clearInterval:

clearInterval(idInterval);

Your GitHub page tries to serve /covid19-tracker folder or file from the server side instead of looking for routes from your React app. Probably using is one of the solutions. So at the end you would have a URL like https:///#/covid19-tracker.

So after the base URL's hashtag your React Router is handling the routes accordingly.

You could add as the following in your app instead of :