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I tracked this down to the admin bar customization in wporg-mu-plugins. The same code applies in both places, but the WordPress.org sites have some extra CSS to hide the icons & fixes the indentation. This is not loaded on individual WordCamp sites because it's bundled in with the global header CSS.
This bit of CSS could probably be inlined in the admin-bar.php file, so it applies regardless of the global header block. The rest of the CSS in admin-bar.pcss updates the styles to match the global header, not necessary on WordCamp sites.
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I tracked this down to the admin bar customization in wporg-mu-plugins. The same code applies in both places, but the WordPress.org sites have some extra CSS to hide the icons & fixes the indentation. This is not loaded on individual WordCamp sites because it's bundled in with the global header CSS.
This bit of CSS could probably be inlined in the admin-bar.php file, so it applies regardless of the global header block. The rest of the CSS in
admin-bar.pcss
updates the styles to match the global header, not necessary on WordCamp sites.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: