icons: Support rendering inline as child of a flex container #1585
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askoufis
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Sep 19, 2024
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Is it worth adding a screenshot test for this? |
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Yeah good call. I'll add this in:
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When rendering our icons with inline sizing, i.e. inside of
TextorHeadingcomponents, they use negative margins and specific height and width values to improve alignment with the surrounding text. However, if when used as a direct child in a flex container, the values behave differently.This PR wraps the icon in a
inline-blockelement (when using inline sizing) to ensure predictable sizing and spacing when used in our layout components or as a flex item.