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In several templates the <small> element is used to make everything in that block smaller. However, this element is not a block-level element, and should not be used this way.
The Bootstrap Toolkit has the .small class that can be used to make things smaller.
For reference:
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I'm going to hold off on this until we upgrade to Django 5. In starting to correct this, I discovered that most places we use this element are in forms, and that we do form fields inconsistently. Django 5 looks like it contains changes to form templating that would simplify templating form fields (in the process of this we could handle many instances of this issue).
In several templates the
<small>
element is used to make everything in that block smaller. However, this element is not a block-level element, and should not be used this way.The Bootstrap Toolkit has the
.small
class that can be used to make things smaller.For reference:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: