Folwell Components

This may be mostly an issue on Google Chrome. There is an errant "pixel" of white just to the upper right of the wordmark in the Folwell header. This is actually part of the underlining of the linked text that is not indented far enough to fully hide it. The text indent should be increased a couple extra % to fully push it out into the overflow area. Here's the css: #mandatory-header-wrapper #umnhf-h-wm { display: block; float: left; overflow: hidden; height: 38px; margin: 13px 10px; white-space: nowrap; text-indent: 100%; <-- increase this number just a touch to fix this background-size: 288px 67px; } Andy

When using the Emergency Banner module, it seems to ignore line breaks between paragraph text and bulleted lists once the content is published despite showing up how you would expect in the WYSWIG when editing the content block.

If the video carousel title is left blank & the title format is set to "none" it shows some code. If you leave the title blank but the title format is set to a heading level, then there is an empty heading which triggers errors in editoria11y. example: https://drupallite.cfans.umn.edu/video-carousel

When adding a folwell callout in a WYSIWYG with a maroon background, the text shows as white on grey. You can see an example of it at https://umnd905.cdn.umn.edu/callout-accessibility-issue (the username and password for the site is "test").

When adding a folwell callout in a WYSIWYG with a maroon background, the text shows as white on grey. You can see an example of it at https://umnd905.cdn.umn.edu/callout-accessibility-issue (the username and password for the site is "test").

Hello, There are some style rules that appear to be overriding the specific numbering assigned to ordered lists. On this page < https://evcaa.d.umn.edu/student-academic-integrity > you can see an example of this... Under the heading "Instructor Obligations" there is an ordered list specified to use lower case letters with a nested ordered list specified to be decimal numbers but the CSS overrides the decimal numbering to be lower-alpha. Further nested ordered lists (at least to three levels) are also overridden by the CSS. Could the CSS be adjusted to respect the type="" attribute of the ol tag? The specificity of an ol tag with a type attribute can surely be leveraged to keep the ordering as intended by the content editor while using the existing CSS to style nested ordered lists with unspecified types style as intended by the Folwell design system. I did not look into the unordered lists to see if this same behavior is present with them... Andy

It would be great to have a toggle option to have the first item in an accordion open by default when a user loads the page.

Not the exact use case it was made for, I'm sure - but putting bullets in timeline descriptions causes the line spacing to shift.

If there is something I'm missing, please let me know. I'm fairly new to Drupal.

University Marketing Communications is interested in extending available backgrounds, which may include gradients, skewed backgrounds, and patterns. As we explore this functionality, curious of the interest with the community and any parameters we should consider.