feat(ScheduleFinderLive): more prominent cancelled stops#3013
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Thanks for fixing my bug, this looks great too!
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Asana Ticket: [SF/UD] All Modes: Cross out the stop name as well as the time in trip details if a stop is skipped or a trip is cancelled
This has a bonus feature of adding a small "x" marker on the skipped stop marker.
Implementation
This also fixes a bug I found that I'd missed in reviewing #3009 - sometimes alerts have
nildirection, and we should not exclude those from this page.I don't love the CSS controlling the positioning of the "x" marker, but it's no less hacky than the "T" marker showing the current stop, so, eh?
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How to test
Look for (or create) an active alert involving a stop closure, and then find it in Schedule Finder 2.0!