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The official implementation (1) gets an undesirable margin-top due to this CSS from the DS. We have tried to mimic the CF.gov example (2) but the .eyebrow class does not exist in the DS. I've also experimented with the DS .m-global-eyebrow but that is not a drop-in replacement for the .h5 or .eyebrow styles.
Based on code inspection on CF.gov Owning a home, I think the .eyebrow styles would come from the cf-typography library but I have not yet been able to find a repo that provides the CSS definition, so I am not sure how best to get the DS (1) implementation to match.
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Issue
The responsive styles we see achieved on CF.gov Owning a home do not align with the capabilities of the DS Eyebrow.
There is an unwanted margin-top in the DS Eyebrow on mobile
Question: How do we match the Eyebrow we see on CF.gov using DS classes?
.eyebrow
be added to the DS.h5
class?Investigation
.eyebrow
class: https://www.consumerfinance.gov/owning-a-home/prepare/The official implementation (1) gets an undesirable
margin-top
due to this CSS from the DS. We have tried to mimic the CF.gov example (2) but the.eyebrow
class does not exist in the DS. I've also experimented with the DS.m-global-eyebrow
but that is not a drop-in replacement for the.h5
or.eyebrow
styles.Based on code inspection on CF.gov Owning a home, I think the
.eyebrow
styles would come from thecf-typography
library but I have not yet been able to find a repo that provides the CSS definition, so I am not sure how best to get the DS (1) implementation to match.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: