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`LabelText` is inline, but really should be a `block` 🤔
See original GitHub issueI’m really not sure why we use a span for LabelText. It is inline, but all of our designs and implementations have labels on separate lines above other elements. Consider,
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This issue humbly requests fixing this by making LabelText a block-level element.
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- Created 5 years ago
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- Comments:14 (14 by maintainers)
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@adeelibr you’re welcome to go ahead with the other branch.
@peterszerzo I don’t mind doing it in 2 PR’s 😅 Once this PR is done. I’d be more then happy to create a new pull request for
LabelTextto move into it’s own folder.