Adjust Line Height for Footnote Block #112
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emmiegit
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Add screenshots of the change for bibliography items and it's good to merge imo. |
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The block of footnotes at the bottom of the page does not wrap the footnotes into either a
<li>or<p>element, causing it to not inherit theline-height: 1.5that paragraphs get by default. This applies that line-height argument to both the footnotes at the bottom of the page and the to the footnote blocks themselves, so it is not compressed.Footnotes of SCP-3477 at present, in which footnote two gets the line-spacing because of the multiple paragraphs in the footnote, but in which the other footnotes do not have the line spacing.
Footnotes of SCP-3477 after line-spacing applied to
.footnote-footer.Current implementation of a footnote hovertip.
Footnote after change.