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design systemUpdates or issues to align components to the Red Hat Design System.Updates or issues to align components to the Red Hat Design System.fixpriority: lowSeverity level: 3Severity level: 3size: smSizing label; indicates a quick, relatively easy taskSizing label; indicates a quick, relatively easy taskstylesAn issue or PR pertaining only to CSS/SassAn issue or PR pertaining only to CSS/Sass
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class="pfe-navigation__main--menu-label"has a different line-height then the words in theclass=pfe-navigation__utility. This causes the mobile menu icon to sit lower when comparing it to the globe, search, user and 3x3-grid icons.- Word
Menuhas computed line-height: 13.2px - Word
Englishhas computed line-height: 18px
- Word
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- pfe-navigation
Steps to reproduce
- Go to 'https://www.redhat.com/en'
- View the homepage at a screensize at 700px so you see the mobile menu icon
- Inspect the word
Menu - See the computed line-height being applied on
pfe-navigation__main--menu-label - Inspect the word
English - See the computed line-height being applied on
pfe-navigation-item [slot=trigger] - Visually see how the mobile icon is sitting lower than the other 4 icons.
Expected behavior
pfe-navigation__main--menu-label line height should match the line height of pfe-navigation-item [slot=trigger]. When it has the same line-height the mobile menu icon will sit at the same line as the globe, search, user and 3x3-grid icons.
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design systemUpdates or issues to align components to the Red Hat Design System.Updates or issues to align components to the Red Hat Design System.fixpriority: lowSeverity level: 3Severity level: 3size: smSizing label; indicates a quick, relatively easy taskSizing label; indicates a quick, relatively easy taskstylesAn issue or PR pertaining only to CSS/SassAn issue or PR pertaining only to CSS/Sass



