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After an update to Gin alpha 10, I noticed a small visual regression on my Backdrop sites: The margin between Admin bar and Breadcrumb is smaller than before – see screenshot below.
The following CSS definition from gin/dist/css/components/toolbar_secondary.css that apply to the <header> element, which contains the Breadcrumb, might be related:
When I disable the line height: var(--gin-toolbar-secondary-height); in my browser dev tools, the issue is fixed for me. When I enable it again, the height of the element is 0 (zero).
Screenshot:
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Good catch -- I think in Drupal the defaults were all set to zero to make them easier to set based on the menu/nav style chosen, but since we don't have multiple nav styles to choose from at the moment in Backdrop, it threw things off a bit. I've made a fix for now.
After an update to Gin alpha 10, I noticed a small visual regression on my Backdrop sites: The margin between Admin bar and Breadcrumb is smaller than before – see screenshot below.
The following CSS definition from
gin/dist/css/components/toolbar_secondary.css
that apply to the<header>
element, which contains the Breadcrumb, might be related:When I disable the line
height: var(--gin-toolbar-secondary-height);
in my browser dev tools, the issue is fixed for me. When I enable it again, the height of the element is0
(zero).Screenshot:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: