adjusted popup to redirect
pulling updates for student button controller Merge branch 'development' of https://github.com/ResponymousApp/Responymous into feature/authUI
Pulling from origin development to work on the UI for logging in

Merge branch 'development' of https://github.com/ResponymousApp/Responymous into feature/authUI
adding IDs to the html partials, more effective to target with css
reorganized css pertaining to student UI, added #student ID to relevant css
initial login Ui looks nice, think I wanna add the octocat logo to the button though
added a github logo. Trying to make it populate inside of the button but I think i'm referencing it wrong goddamnit
on the upside, the logout view looks pretty good
thanks to @bgates for helping me figure out the pathing on the github logo. Login UI now looks good.
well...in my efforts to modify the login ui, I've fucked up the alert message displaying on the student UI. Not sure if I should try to fix it as is since I'm trying to translate the code that runs this into angular anyways...
oh what the heck, was it that easy??? Turning the jquery visual transitions into angular? just making ng-show activate on the condition ng-disabled is also true? Geez. Angular is powerful.
whoops, spoke too soon. Had to adjust the css because display:none isn't necessary for ngshow/hide. However, the positioning isn't really where I like it...it's at the bottom when we originally envisioned it to be in the center
finagled with negative margins and font sizing and we are back in business. I was concerned about 'assigning' the opacity styling to the buttons via angular, but I realized, the buttons' disabled state behaves as a good visual indicator and backdrop anyways. I think it looks fine as is, at this state.
pulling origin development into authUI to have latest changes
Merge branch 'development' of https://github.com/ResponymousApp/Responymous into feature/authUI
Merge pull request #12 from ResponymousApp/feature/authUI

Feature/auth ui