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03/19/2024 05:00:13 AM (2 years ago)
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  • Ticket #60776, comment 1

    initial v1  
    1 [https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/pull/45731 PR 45731] edited the margins, so I thought this was fixed for WordPress 6.5. However, the discrepancy is apparently due to `display: block` on the `cite` element within the editor without adding the same on the front end. Likewise, Twenty Twenty-Two and Twenty Twenty-Three have a taller Pullquote block on the front end, though with a less noticeable height difference (about 8 pixels instead of 30, at a viewport width of about 988).
     1[https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/pull/45731/files#diff-0d4f8ec1d9f99a9316da8dedecb250e5dcb5b0536f0314c1da4b478c51127f23 PR 45731] edited the margins, so I thought this was fixed for WordPress 6.5. However, the discrepancy is apparently due to `display: block` on the `cite` element within the editor without adding the same on the front end. Likewise, Twenty Twenty-Two and Twenty Twenty-Three have a taller Pullquote block on the front end, though with a less noticeable height difference (about 8 pixels instead of 30, at a viewport width of about 988).
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    33[https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/pull/39414/files#diff-999a5253d2f2822cbda55ab53c6c98ec7f1faa8968be9de70bd629e8c5dd6749R73 PR 39414] added the inline style for the Pullquote block citation, mentioning a plan to move that to the block's `style.scss`. If adding it in the block styles, it may be better with `:where()` to keep the specificity low.