Fix bug with cross-axis alignment when there is space between lines#1993
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The code adds the space between the lines to the lineHeight by: lineHeight += crossDimLead; *before* the item alignment happens, this will fail for center and end alignment (it will extend too far in the cross-axis) We therefore need to compensate for that for those two align-item cases. This happened with the combination of align-items: center (or flex-end) align-content: space-between (or space-around) flex-wrap: wrap (flexbox width needs to be small enough to trigger wrapping)
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The code adds the space between the lines to the lineHeight by:
before the item alignment happens, this will fail for center and end alignment (it will extend too far in the cross-axis)
We therefore need to compensate for that for those two align-item cases.
This happened with the combination of
align-items: center (or flex-end)
align-content: space-between (or space-around)
flex-wrap: wrap
(flexbox width needs to be small enough to trigger wrapping)