After installing the 2024-02-06 version, The top margin of the heading 1 element at the top of a page has been reduced so that it displays higher on the page. This isn't bad per se, but it does muck up some formatting I had up there, and I'd like to know what accounts for the change.
Steps to reproduce
Screencap a page with a Heading 1 element in a wiki with the previous version of bootstrap3.
Update bootstrap3.
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Expected behavior: I expected no change in the spacing.
Actual behavior: The top margin of the Heading 1 element is reduced.
These screencaps were made in a customized template with additional css formatting. This formatting serves to highlight the effect, so I've gone ahead with it. I have confirmed that an unmodified bootstrap3 template exhibits the same behavior.
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After
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I'm OK with the change, but I'd like to know what the change was. I assume that a bootstrap3 margin class can be added, where need be. What is prompting this is more page content I've placed above the heading that is now too close.
Description
After installing the 2024-02-06 version, The top margin of the
heading 1element at the top of a page has been reduced so that it displays higher on the page. This isn't bad per se, but it does muck up some formatting I had up there, and I'd like to know what accounts for the change.Steps to reproduce
Heading 1element in a wiki with the previous version of bootstrap3.Expected behavior: I expected no change in the spacing.
Actual behavior: The top margin of the
Heading 1element is reduced.Versions
Screenshots or Logs
These screencaps were made in a customized template with additional
cssformatting. This formatting serves to highlight the effect, so I've gone ahead with it. I have confirmed that an unmodified bootstrap3 template exhibits the same behavior.Before
After
Note
I'm OK with the change, but I'd like to know what the change was. I assume that a bootstrap3 margin class can be added, where need be. What is prompting this is more page content I've placed above the heading that is now too close.