The description of each checklist item in the dashboard is a line of text in a table cell (<td class="condition name">). In some cases, the table cell contains the text directly, while in other cases, the text is nested in a paragraph (<p>) inside the table cell:
<td class="condition name">Text <div class="attributes">...</div></td>
<td class="condition name"><p>Text</p> <div class="attributes">...</div></td>
The result is that these two kinds of cell styles have inconsistent spacing. The ones without a paragraph are all on one line, including the "na" and "candidate" buttons. The ones with a paragraph are two lines tall even if they just contain one line, and the buttons are aligned to the vertical center between the two lines.
In the dashboard for Ubuntu Desktop documentation, for example, the "Automated spelling checks" section doesn't contain paragraphs and the "Inclusive language" section does.
Daniele thinks this might be due to the rich text editor.
The description of each checklist item in the dashboard is a line of text in a table cell (
<td class="condition name">). In some cases, the table cell contains the text directly, while in other cases, the text is nested in a paragraph (<p>) inside the table cell:The result is that these two kinds of cell styles have inconsistent spacing. The ones without a paragraph are all on one line, including the "na" and "candidate" buttons. The ones with a paragraph are two lines tall even if they just contain one line, and the buttons are aligned to the vertical center between the two lines.
In the dashboard for Ubuntu Desktop documentation, for example, the "Automated spelling checks" section doesn't contain paragraphs and the "Inclusive language" section does.
Daniele thinks this might be due to the rich text editor.