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Bug in @Contra @Contra HQ - how 1-2px can disrupt your UI !
Whole pop-up layout, depends on the number of letters button have.
just 1 extra letter and it acquire some extra pixels of space and id's bio shifts to next line.
fix: 👇🏻
1. `min-w` on button so it won't change it's size.
2. `max-w` on bio (80%-90%), so longer bio's will always be in 2 lines.
tag them to fix it asap and
I know most of you won't noticed it yet as this isn't a feature someone use daily but it's about the Product refinement and Keeping standards.
Thanks for appreciation.
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