.navbar-right outdent should apply to first child #12947
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Right-floated elements appear in reverse order from their order in the markup. If you have more than one .navbar-right element, the "outdent" is applied to the wrong one.
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The fix proposed in this pull request is actually wrong too, the outdent needs to apply to the first |
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You'll need to include some extensive examples demonstrating any problem with navbar subcomponents. They're pretty on point right now overall as far as I know. Since you mention this fix is wrong, too, I'm going to close things out. Let's punt discussion to a new issue if you can put that together <3. |
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Right-floated elements appear in reverse order from their order in the markup.
If you have more than one
.navbar-rightelement, the "outdent" is applied to the wrong one.