Bumping it down to 2em salvages this sad scenario:
Ideally we've have some more intelligent logic, where if we have text beyond a certain length, we shrink the text, to keep the larger size with shorter descriptions.
@jacklenox I'll make PR to bump the text size now, as it still looks okay on other pages even at 2em.
We have an unfortunate case where long alt text on some pages ends up expanding outside the boundaries of an image element box, and look a bit naff.
See the example below:
The culprit here is this line of CSS, where we are explicitly making the 3x as large as normal with the rule
font-size: 2em;.https://github.com/climateaction-tech/branch-theme/blob/2dd8db4bf0465e6d06a2936a564ecafb0b9344f9/style.css#L801
Bumping it down to 2em salvages this sad scenario:
Ideally we've have some more intelligent logic, where if we have text beyond a certain length, we shrink the text, to keep the larger size with shorter descriptions.
@jacklenox I'll make PR to bump the text size now, as it still looks okay on other pages even at
2em.