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Looking at the Style Guide, I see you don't need the style attribute here. WET will add it with the min-height, but not the right one. Even if I remove it it still doesn't work
After some investigation I've found the problem... although unsure how to solve yet.
The issue is the equalization happens on the tr element (which does work) however the style is implemented against each td element - so the style isn't showing the equalization.
The problem comes from being unable to edit the style of the tr element without changing the properties of the col-xx-# class as it's also applied to the tr element. The col-xx-# class has 0 margin, so adding a border would provide no spacing between the elements, and if a margin is added then the width is to large (as margin is not taken into account with width) causing the elements to jump bellow one another rather than beside. So it would require also changing the width on each col-xx-# class.
I attempted to use the eqht-trgt element on the description td, this in most ways worked, but there was outliers, if the "heading" td in one "panel" (tr) was larger than the rest then the calculation didn't work for that "panel". It also took into comparison all of the "panels" not just the 3 in the "row" - so some "rows" had lots of extra white space.
Any idea why the equal height isn't working?
Looking at the Style Guide, I see you don't need the style attribute here. WET will add it with the min-height, but not the right one. Even if I remove it it still doesn't work
Originally posted by @smellems in #1333 (comment) - to be merged
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