UI: Fix padding with vertical volume meters#7026
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Since Yami uses a different font, the 0 dB mark at the top of the vertical meters would be cut off. This adds a 1px padding to the top and bottom of the volume meters, when in vertical mode.
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Description
Since Yami uses a different font, the 0 dB mark at the top of the
vertical meters would be cut off. This adds a 1px padding to the top
and bottom of the volume meters, when in vertical mode.
Before:
After:
Motivation and Context
Fixes #6961
How Has This Been Tested?
Put volume meters in vertical mode to see if the 0 dB mark was cut off or not.
Types of changes
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