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Table Header Alignment #2949

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Table Header Alignment #2949

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@jagabomb jagabomb commented Sep 6, 2024

Description

Tables displaying the text as left aligned for both the table header and rows had a slight misalignment of about 4px. This PR attempts to make the horizontal padding the same value for consistency purposes. There is also the inclusion of test to prevent values being changed independently and to prevent this issue resurfacing.

Before (Misalignment highlighted in red)
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Screenshot 2024-09-06 at 12 09 42

How was this tested?

Describe the tests that have been added/changed for this new behaviour.

  • DONE Check for the same 'px-?' value between the table header and rows.

@jagabomb jagabomb force-pushed the table-header-alignment branch from 8aa0dfb to 0595675 Compare September 6, 2024 13:25
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LGTM with a small nitpick 👍

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Let's go 🚀

@jagabomb jagabomb merged commit 5fe2eb9 into main Sep 12, 2024
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@jagabomb jagabomb deleted the table-header-alignment branch September 12, 2024 10:15
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