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Browsers that aren't Chrome seem to deal with this in interesting manners.
The element is currently positioned absolute with a default right property, but no top property seems to see browsers do as they please with the alignment.
Adding a top: 1.2308rem to the a that is .health-indicator sees the issue solved, however this needs to be done appropriately with scss variables - the value here is the padding-top from the parent h3 that is .pacakge-summary__details-header
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Browsers that aren't Chrome seem to deal with this in interesting manners.
The element is currently positioned absolute with a default
right
property, but notop
property seems to see browsers do as they please with the alignment.Adding a
top: 1.2308rem
to thea
that is.health-indicator
sees the issue solved, however this needs to be done appropriately with scss variables - the value here is thepadding-top
from the parenth3
that is.pacakge-summary__details-header
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: