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Some of these base-element rules may be more general than intended. The reason I think so is the following discrepancy I'm seeing between accordions previewed in WordPress and accordions in Storybook (from my local branch, where I'm integrating React-Bootstrap):
I've traced the discrepancy to the h2 top-margin rule in the Next.js app, which—judging by what I'm seeing in WordPress—doesn't seem to have a direct counterpart in the framework. When I nix that rule in the dev-tools in Storybook, the accordion looks right.
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Yes, I am aware of the margin issue. I added generic margins to the main headers, and have not yet trickled that down through the rest of the site. Definitely needs to be looked at.
Some of these base-element rules may be more general than intended. The reason I think so is the following discrepancy I'm seeing between accordions previewed in WordPress and accordions in Storybook (from my local branch, where I'm integrating React-Bootstrap):
I've traced the discrepancy to the
h2
top-margin rule in the Next.js app, which—judging by what I'm seeing in WordPress—doesn't seem to have a direct counterpart in the framework. When I nix that rule in the dev-tools in Storybook, the accordion looks right.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: