On Chromium browsers, Nimbus Sans was not vertically aligned properly. This appears to be a due to a difference in how Firefox and Chromium handles fonts with different ascents/descent.
Here is how Chromium/Linux looked when Nimbus Sans was available:
I was able to resolve this by setting an explicit ascent-override, however I later found that the theme Docusaurus ships by default already uses a reasonable local font stack. I opted to remove our font stack altogether and use the predefined --ifm-font-family-*, which also resolves the issue.
Here is how it looks now on Chromium/Linux:
Accessibility
In some areas of the site, I forget to also style on :focus as well as :hover for uses that navigate the web with tab or other assistive technologies.
Redundant Classes
Just removes the buttons class which was no longer in use.
Font Face Alignment
On Chromium browsers, Nimbus Sans was not vertically aligned properly. This appears to be a due to a difference in how Firefox and Chromium handles fonts with different ascents/descent.
Here is how Chromium/Linux looked when Nimbus Sans was available:
I was able to resolve this by setting an explicit
ascent-override, however I later found that the theme Docusaurus ships by default already uses a reasonable local font stack. I opted to remove our font stack altogether and use the predefined--ifm-font-family-*, which also resolves the issue.Here is how it looks now on Chromium/Linux:
Accessibility
In some areas of the site, I forget to also style on
:focusas well as:hoverfor uses that navigate the web with tab or other assistive technologies.Redundant Classes
Just removes the
buttonsclass which was no longer in use.