fix: correct nav header alignment and table border gaps (supersedes #449) #450
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Pull Request Description
Align header/nav text & fix table borders
This pull request supersedes #449 with different commit text and updated options and explanations in comments.
Changes made:
.site-nav
rule in_header.scss
.$padding-top
variable that becomes obsolete if suggested title/nav CSS fix is chosen._header.scss
CSS for alternative fixes and an additional tweak.border-collapse: collapse
on the main table ruleset.Visual Comparison
Pixyll in Action – Original at pixyll.com
Pixyll in Action – Fixed at traven-b.github.io
On the "Pixyll in Action" page, the navigation/header fix now aligns with the README layout. The example tables further down demonstrate the doubled lines and gap fixes.
Notes:
See the comment in
_header.scss
for an additional tweak option to pull up the navigation text on the right side by the tiniest amount, if it seems necessary.The table fix is an obvious, no-mystery one-line addition to
_tables.scss
.The header alignment fix is my best guess. January 2019 pixyll.com at archive.org shows a good version, February does not.