[HelpDot] Fix List Spacing in Expensify Help

[rushatgabhane]

Details

Fixed Issues

$ #44107
PROPOSAL:

Tests

1. cd docs && npm run createDocsRoutes && bundle exec jekyll serve --livereload --safe
2. Go to http://127.0.0.1:4000/articles/expensify-classic/connections/xero/Configure-Xero
3. Verify that nested list items dont have spacing below them

• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

Offline tests

QA Steps

• Verify that no errors appear in the JS console

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[rushatgabhane]

@ahmedGaber93 kindly approve to assign internal

[rushatgabhane]

@dangrous PR ready to fix it all

[ahmedGaber93]

#46252 (comment)

[melvin-bot]

We did not find an internal engineer to review this PR, trying to assign a random engineer to #44107 as well as to this PR... Please reach out for help on Slack if no one gets assigned!

[dangrous]

Looks good to me! I'm going to tag @Expensify/design though too just to give it a once over before merging.

[dubielzyk-expensify]

Did we add extra padding above the headline?

Feels like that wasn't there before. Otherwise the padding below the lists look good

[shawnborton]

Looking pretty good!

A couple comments from my end:

• what is the line height being used for bulleted lists and paragraph text in general? I think we want 20px for line height, and I can't tell if the line height might be bigger than that in the screenshtos
• Do we actually want to consider adding like 4px or 8px below every line in the list? I wonder if that will help the readability of these big blocks of text.

[rushatgabhane]

Did we add extra padding above the headline?

no. that is a result of using h3 i guess

[rushatgabhane]

what is the line height being used for bulleted lists and paragraph text in general? I think we want 20px for line height, and I can't tell if the line height might be bigger than that in the screenshtos

the line-height of the page as a whole is 1.4 (unitless)
so all the child elements compute their own line height based on font size

[shawnborton]

Got it. Could we see it where we add 4px or 8px to the bottom of each li in the lists?

[rushatgabhane]

No padding	4px	8px

[rushatgabhane]

8px feels like a bit too much spacing. 4px feel just right to me

what do you think @shawnborton ?

[shawnborton]

4px feels nice but I bet it would feel nicer if we didn't have a global line height of 1.4. I think the idea is that the gaps between li items feels larger than the gaps between lines of text in a paragraph. I bet if you tried the 4px gap when the line height is something more like 1.33 or 20px, it will feel better?

[dangrous]

@stitesExpensify was that merge intentional?

[stitesExpensify]

No 😬 I was trying to merge a completely different PR and must have gotten my tabs mixed up. Sorry about that. Do you think we should revert and then revert the revert?

[stitesExpensify]

I'm actually very confused by this.

1. There were failing checks and the bots didn't post
2. I wasn't tagged anywhere, and according to my browser I have never been to this PR ever. I searched by URL 😕

[stitesExpensify]

I merged this PR at the exact same time it looks like #46333

[stitesExpensify]

I'm so confused... was this even merged into main??

[dangrous]

Yeah they happened two seconds apart, that would be very impressive (looking at our webhook):

(top is this one, bottom is #46333)

Not seeing the code in main either. Github must have taken some creative liberties, I wonder if we should tell them?

In the meantime @rushatgabhane do you want to open a new one and play around with @shawnborton's suggestions?

Sorry about that