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With the still-pedning-release text rewrite one of the unreleased changes caused header sizes to grow much smaller than the regular text's size now. The header sizes should be adjusted to reflect the new text size and should probably use multipliers to be more resilient to these kinds of changes in the future
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Maybe github renders differently on your screen, but on mine the text is actually equivalent to h4, meaning h5 and h6 are smaller. This is hard to see but looking at the CSS this is pretty clear.
h1: 2em
h2: 1.5em
h3: 1.25em
h4: 1em
h5: .875em
h6: .85em
text: 14px
I agree though that we should start using relative sizes for headers. We can probably align on github sizes.
CosmicHorrorDev
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Header sizes can grow smaller than regular text
Header sizes should be relative to text size
Jan 27, 2024
With the still-pedning-release text rewrite one of the unreleased changes caused header sizes to grow much smaller than the regular text's size now. The header sizes should be adjusted to reflect the new text size and should probably use multipliers to be more resilient to these kinds of changes in the future
Markdown
Rendered by GitHub
H1
H2
H3
H4
H5
H6
Regular text
Rendered by
inlyne
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: