Fix markdown padding

[esimkowitz]

Moves the markdown padding inside the component so the scrollbar stays glued to the edge

[coderabbitai]

Walkthrough

The pull request introduces styling modifications to two SCSS files in the frontend application: markdown.scss and preview.scss. In the markdown.scss file, a new padding property of 5px 15px is added to the .content class within the .markdown class, which adjusts the internal spacing of markdown content.

In the preview.scss file, the changes involve removing margin settings for the .markdown class and separating the styling for .view-preview-pdf and .view-preview-markdown class selectors. This results in a more streamlined approach to styling the preview components, with specific padding now applied only to the PDF view.

These modifications appear to be focused on refining the visual presentation and spacing of markdown and preview elements in the frontend application.

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• frontend/app/element/markdown.scss (1 hunks)
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🔇 Additional comments (2)

frontend/app/view/preview/preview.scss (1)

40-42: LGTM! Clean separation of PDF preview styling.

The isolation of PDF preview padding and removal of markdown-specific styling aligns well with the PR objective of moving padding control to the markdown component itself.

frontend/app/element/markdown.scss (1)

22-22: LGTM! Padding values are consistent with design.

The addition of padding (5px 15px) to the .content class effectively moves the spacing control inside the markdown component while maintaining proper scrollbar alignment. The vertical padding (5px) matches the previous preview padding, ensuring consistent spacing.

Let's verify there are no other padding/margin styles that might conflict:

✅ Verification successful

Verified: No conflicting padding styles found

The new padding (5px 15px) in the .content class is correctly positioned and won't conflict with other padding/margin declarations, which are properly scoped to specific markdown elements.

🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for any other padding/margin declarations that might affect markdown content
rg -i "padding|margin" frontend/app/element/markdown.scss frontend/app/view/preview/preview.scss

Length of output: 2336

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