If these are indeed the colors we're using everywhere, they'd be best in base.less.

No blank line here.

Same with the spots below. If it's the first thing in an indentation block, it shouldn't have a blank line before it.

This can just be:

    border-spacing: 0;

Can we be more specific about which description class? There may be other elements with this class.

Trailing whitespace.

It wasn't immediately obvious to me why we were using the href value and wrapping it in a jquery element. I get it now, but it should be documented so it's clear, as it's kind of weird.

We should probably be more specific about which <a> tags, since it's specific ones we care about, and things will get weird if another <a> is in there with an actual URL.

Mostly there, but I think there was a miscommunication on my part about the following.

Multi-line comments should be in the form of:

/*
 * Comment line
 * Comment line
 */

What I meant before was that the change should be to document why the $($(..)) was happening, just so it's obvious. Not so much a human-readable description of the operations, but the intent.

This wasn't quite what I meant. The original problem remains. I think what you had before was mostly fine, except for the .find("a"), which was wrong. If another <a> is ever added somewhere inside $(this), the code will break. Both old and new code.

Instead, you should be doing $(this).find("a.classname"). I think you could then bring back the older code, which was more readable and less fragile.

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