Added snapping when scrolling the schedule on homepage. #518
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Summary
Implemented snapping when scrolling on the schedule. The the rows are snapped on top and the columns are snapped to the end.
screen-capture.2.webm
The vertical scrolling works as expected, but there's still some weird behavior for horizontal scroll. The scroll sometimes get snapped to a portion in the middle of a cell instead of to the end. I will try to investigate the docs for scroll-snap-align more thoroughly in the future to see why.
screen-capture (3).webm
Some weird behavior with horizontal snapping
This pull request is the first step towards redesigning the schedule on the home page.
Test Plan
I tested the scrolling on different screen sizes and it doesn't work too well on smaller screens like the Iphone, so I might have to do a media queries in the future.