Keep default padding on nested sub-menus#62749
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What?
Modifies the selector that manages submenu padding.
Why?
Nested submenus are missing necessary padding to visually align with other menu items.
How?
Changes the selector to only target top-level submenus.
Testing Instructions
Create a navigation block:
Level 1
Notice how "Level 2 (A)" has no padding-left while "Level 2 (B)" does.
Testing Instructions for Keyboard
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