In the case of <code>, the margin declarations are no-ops, because <code> is an inline element, not a block element. The only effective declaration is the {line-height: 1.6}, and that probably doesn't do what its creator thought it would! "code," would best be removed from that selector as well.
www.ubuntu.com avoids the same mistake, but only narrowly. From assets. ubuntu. com/sites/ guidelines/ css/latest/ ubuntu- styles. css>:
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In the case of <code>, the margin declarations are no-ops, because <code> is an inline element, not a block element. The only effective declaration is the {line-height: 1.6}, and that probably doesn't do what its creator thought it would! "code," would best be removed from that selector as well.