CSS Fix: My title is displayed at the wrong position on Webkit browsers #825

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2020-09-25 09:31:02 +00:00

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On Firefox (Gecko), the following CSS instruction puts the title block at the bottom of the header:

main header.article>div:not(.shadow) {
  justify-content: end;
}

But under Webkit Browsers, such instruction is ignored:

Patching it to the following however solves the problem:

main header.article>div:not(.shadow) {
  justify-content: flex-end;
}

Some disclaimers about this pull request:

I have not yet tested the patch and this fix might have been done at the wrong place
The fix might be needed in other places, especially in the other included theme
I don't understand exactly why Gecko and Webkit do not behave the same in this case

On Firefox (Gecko), the following CSS instruction puts the title block at the bottom of the header: ```css main header.article>div:not(.shadow) { justify-content: end; } ``` But under Webkit Browsers, such instruction is ignored: ![broken header](https://git.joinplu.me/attachments/a12d6162-9eca-4134-88c8-01007eb8b41e) Patching it to the following however solves the problem: ```css main header.article>div:not(.shadow) { justify-content: flex-end; } ``` ![fixed!](https://git.joinplu.me/attachments/4f49100d-a3e7-45a3-b80e-9e04ef56253e) Some disclaimers about this pull request: - I have not yet tested the patch and this fix might have been done at the wrong place - The fix might be needed in other places, especially in the other included theme - I don't understand exactly why Gecko and Webkit do not behave the same in this case

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