Improve appearance of sidebar headers #1231
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Using medium gray so it's less prominent on both Auspice's dark sidebar and Nextstrain's light sidebar. We only have a single text color in globalStyles.js and so I hard coded this to the component rather than borrowing something from globalStyles.js.
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Thanks @trvrb -- also added a unrelated line but in the same file which fixes the vertical spacing on safari, where the |
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Nice catch James! |
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Using medium gray so it's less prominent on both Auspice's dark sidebar and Nextstrain's light sidebar. We only have a single text color in
globalStyles.jsand so I hard coded this to the component rather than borrowing something fromglobalStyles.js.