Fix spacing mistakes #378
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Forgot to mention: the line breaks that I amended were due to the fact that there seemed to be two design methodologies utilized, which in effect weren't consistent and which I tried to rectify. |
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Hey @stromfeldt, thank you so much for taking the time to raise this. I'm so sorry we got really behind on triaging last year 😬 Would you be up for rebasing your changes? Then we can get this merged. |
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Hey @ErisDS, alright, I finished the rebase, which I hope I did correctly as I'm not exactly all too familiar with all this. 😅 |
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I recently passed my theme through GScan and noticed that there were a few spacing errors as well as an extra full stop.
Looking through the relevant file and other related files I noticed a few more typos in the same vein. Here's a bit of an attempt to rectify those.