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Don't apply root padding to nested layout blocks #43842
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Shouldn't this also have
:not(.alignwide)
included as well? Since the.has-global-padding
class is already applied to the parent block?Currently
wide
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Seems like the remaining issue occurs when a wide width block is within a fullwidth block (that's not omitted from the above code).
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It's especially noticeable when you add padding to the parent group block, regardless of constrained layout or not.
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You can try this snippet, with Twenty twenty Three to replicate.
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Thanks for digging in on this — I know its a tricky one.
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Yeah, that padding will be applied to any block inside the nested
alignfull
block that's not alsoalignfull
; you can see it also gets applied to a regular width block:(the yellow Group blocks are outside the full width Group and the Media&Text ones inside it)
This is also complicated by the
box-sizing
property on the blocks that receive padding: some of them are set toborder-box
(e.g. Media&Text) and others tocontent-box
(e.g. Paragraph, Image) so results vary depending on the block types.I'm thinking we could target this extra padding rule only to children of
alignfull
blocks that don't have content width set, as they're the ones that really need that padding? Whereas in blocks with content width set it's more likely to break the alignment.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Ok I've tried ignoring children of
alignfull
blocks with content width.