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The goal of this issue is to investigate the reason and see if it's possible to get the sentence line-height to be equal, without affecting the alignment of the logo and the question mark icon.
Preliminary debugging: Toggling the display: none / block of the entire parent div is helpful to see the line-height difference:
Possible solution: Turning off this rule: margin: 11px auto 0 auto on .login .fallback-text leads to this: And turning off line-height: 1 on .login also seems to help reduce the extra line-height.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
What is the visual bug and the ideal design
Ideal: The Login.gov logo on the radio button options on the Eligibility pages that opens the modal should not change paragraph line-height.
Current: The Login.gov logo makes the line-height a little taller.
Screenshots:
https://test-benefits.calitp.org/eligibility/
Scenarios to test
Issue details
The goal of this issue is to investigate the reason and see if it's possible to get the sentence line-height to be equal, without affecting the alignment of the logo and the question mark icon.
Preliminary debugging: Toggling the display: none / block of the entire parent div is helpful to see the line-height difference:
Possible solution: Turning off this rule:
margin: 11px auto 0 auto
on.login .fallback-text
leads to this: And turning offline-height: 1
on.login
also seems to help reduce the extra line-height.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: