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refactor(TitleBar) : Add Left Title Property to TitleBar #1187
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Code-wise, it's ok for me.
But for design on the storybook there are things that bother me :
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In the default TitleBar story the arrow is not completely aligned with the text :
https://www.chromatic.com/test?appId=617bf762e2c8d7003a0d5c15&id=664202423a7549bea7be19dd -
In the complex TitleBar story the right elements are no longer on the far right but just to the right of the title and the title is not completely vertically centered
https://www.chromatic.com/test?appId=617bf762e2c8d7003a0d5c15&id=664202423a7549bea7be19de
Were these changes planned?
MartinWeb
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#1186