Let's take a look at why our vertical divides right here is going down just a little bit too far to
do so, I'm going to find my element inspector and then inspect any element of your inside the toolbar.
Inside the toolbar, I'm going to try to find a ULLE element, so this is where the entire problem is
coming from, believe it or not, we once again have a little bit of a conflict between Burma and the
access that is included inside of this down.
Ed, on this UL element.
I'm going to scroll down on all these different rules and go just about down towards the very bottom.
I'm going to eventually find a selector of body and you'll notice that it has a line height property
of one point five.
So this one point five right here is causing the other to be slightly too tall.
And the slightly too tall ule means that this little vertical divide right here is being pushed down
just a couple of pixels.
So we can fix this up manually if we change that line right to one point so soon as I do so, the vertical
divide is fixed perfectly.
So once again, like I mentioned, just a little bit of a conflict here.
So let's go back over to our success file again and just apply that little fix.
All right.
So back over here, I'll do a dot w M.D. Ed ULLE and I'm going to apply a line height of one point out.
Look back over to a refresh, yep, looks like it's fixed.
OK, so that's two problems down.
And clearly there's a little bit of a seesaw conflict here, but I'd say that overall this is looking
good.
Now, last big thing we have to do is restyle this little draggy bar thing and make sure that it looks
a little bit more similar to some of those other drag bars we put together for our code cell component.