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* switch from em to rem
When a table specimen is used with a `baseFontSize` other than tha default `16px` the table cells are displayed with a strange font size. That's because the font size of the `table` gets multiplied with the one of the `cell` or the `paragraph`. For example for `baseFontSize` set to `18px`: `18 / 16 = 1.125em` (which will result in a calculated font size of `22.7833px` (`1.25 * 1.25 * 18`).
Switching to rem (root em) solves this issue.
* Fix elements nested in blockquotes
* Add more variations to test page
* Improve headings in hints
* Remove unnecessary text styles on <table>
* Add comment about blockquote style
* Define letter spacing
* Remove unused sidebar theming option
* More specific styling of sidebar
Doesn't solve #347 completely but addresses some potential issues with global stylesheets
* More spefic list styling in content
* More specific link styling in content
* More specific navigation bar styling
Also changes unsemantic headings to divs, fixes#444
* More specific link styling in Download specimen
Also removes non-semantic headings, fixes#444
* More layout fixes
* Fix nested list margin
* Text fixes in color specimens
* Fix responsive tabs text styles
* Fix hint link styles
* Update test snapshots
* Make blockquoteStyle lazy to fix font loading
`@import`s in `insertRule` only work if they're the first rule
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/CSSStyleSheet/insertRule#Restrictions
* Upgrade create-emotion
* Fix single active link padding
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> Blockquotes can appear multiple times, even though that might not make too much sense … Inline elements are styled nicely: text [link](http://example.com) text _italic_ text **bold** text `.code` text.
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> ## Heading in a blockquote
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> * Blockquotes
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> * With lists
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> > Nested blockquote
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Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod
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tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam,
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quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo
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consequat. Inline elements are styled nicely: text [link](http://example.com) text _italic_ text **bold** text `(...args) => {return args;}` text.
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consequat. Inline elements are styled nicely: text [link](http://example.com) text _italic_ text **bold** text `(...args) => {return args;}` text.~~Strikethrough text~~
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Link [to a heading](#jump-to-me)
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Some `inline code`, yeah!
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## Subheading
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### Subheading
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#### Subheading
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##### Subheading
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###### Subheading
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> Foo bar
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And a [link](#hints-with-content), and another one: https://catalog.style
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