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Increase space after admonition code blocks #107

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Stormheg opened this issue Apr 27, 2021 · 4 comments · Fixed by #191
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Increase space after admonition code blocks #107

Stormheg opened this issue Apr 27, 2021 · 4 comments · Fixed by #191
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https://docs.wagtail.io/en/latest/topics/pages.html#inline-models

I think there should be more space between the code block and the text below it.

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@lb- lb- added the good first issue Good for newcomers label Mar 30, 2022
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I'm on it.

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I believe this one has been resolved already.
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@Stormheg
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Looks like the text is now outside the admonition. Perhaps the switch from Recommonmark to MyST (wagtail/wagtail#8074) has something to do with this?

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tbrlpld commented Mar 30, 2022

We should recreate an example where there is text below the code block in an admonition.

lb- pushed a commit to lb-/sphinx_wagtail_theme that referenced this issue Aug 17, 2022
- fix gap after content within admonitions, avoid styling every last element inside, only the container - fixes wagtail#107
- use variable for the max-width of the version picker (300px on bootstrap variables)
- add layout scss to fix some global style issues (already on Wagtail core)
- add .sidebar-container so that we can have a max width on navbar - fixes wagtail#99
- use .sidebar-container to allow for border-right on larger devices to match designs - fixes wagtail#59
- resolve styling issues with sidebar container & overflow scroll - fixes wagtail#190
- avoid using coded styles when bootstrap utility classes are suitable in the sidebar & search box
- add high contrast focus outline to focusable (tabbable) elements - fixes wagtail#23
lb- pushed a commit to lb-/sphinx_wagtail_theme that referenced this issue Aug 17, 2022
- fix gap after content within admonitions, avoid styling every last element inside, only the container - fixes wagtail#107
- use variable for the max-width of the version picker (300px on bootstrap variables)
- add layout scss to fix some global style issues (already on Wagtail core)
- add .sidebar-container so that we can have a max width on navbar - fixes wagtail#99
- use .sidebar-container to allow for border-right on larger devices to match designs - fixes wagtail#59
- resolve styling issues with sidebar container & overflow scroll - fixes wagtail#190
- avoid using coded styles when bootstrap utility classes are suitable in the sidebar & search box
- add high contrast focus outline to focusable (tabbable) elements - fixes wagtail#23
@lb- lb- closed this as completed in #191 Aug 18, 2022
lb- pushed a commit that referenced this issue Aug 18, 2022
- fix gap after content within admonitions, avoid styling every last element inside, only the container - fixes #107
- use variable for the max-width of the version picker (300px on bootstrap variables)
- add layout scss to fix some global style issues (already on Wagtail core)
- add .sidebar-container so that we can have a max width on navbar - fixes #99
- use .sidebar-container to allow for border-right on larger devices to match designs - fixes #59
- resolve styling issues with sidebar container & overflow scroll - fixes #190
- avoid using coded styles when bootstrap utility classes are suitable in the sidebar & search box
- add high contrast focus outline to focusable (tabbable) elements - fixes #23
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