Description
When Atomic Wind Blocks are rendered on a page, the plugin enqueues global CSS rules that target HTML elements directly (specifically the tag, setting font-size: 80%).
Because the WordPress Site Tagline block natively outputs HTML using the tag, pages loading Atomic Wind Blocks end up shrinking the site tagline font size compared to older pages where the block isn't present.
Step-by-step reproduction instructions
Create Page A (Standard Gutenberg page without Atomic Wind Blocks).
Create Page B (Page utilizing Atomic Wind Blocks).
Inspect the header tagline on both pages.
Observe that the header tagline on Page B is noticeably smaller due to the inherited tag rule from the plugin’s stylesheet.
Expected Behavior:
Plugin styles should be scoped to block containers (e.g., .atomic-block ) or use Tailwind base-reset scoping so that base element styles (small, p, h1-h6) do not leak into global theme markup outside the block content wrapper.
Screenshots, screen recording, code snippet or Help Scout ticket
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/site-tagline-text-size-in-header-slightly-smaller-in-newer-pages-vs-older-pages/
Environment info
No response
Is the issue you are reporting a regression
No
Description
When Atomic Wind Blocks are rendered on a page, the plugin enqueues global CSS rules that target HTML elements directly (specifically the tag, setting font-size: 80%).
Because the WordPress Site Tagline block natively outputs HTML using the tag, pages loading Atomic Wind Blocks end up shrinking the site tagline font size compared to older pages where the block isn't present.
Step-by-step reproduction instructions
Create Page A (Standard Gutenberg page without Atomic Wind Blocks).
Create Page B (Page utilizing Atomic Wind Blocks).
Inspect the header tagline on both pages.
Observe that the header tagline on Page B is noticeably smaller due to the inherited tag rule from the plugin’s stylesheet.
Expected Behavior:
Plugin styles should be scoped to block containers (e.g., .atomic-block ) or use Tailwind base-reset scoping so that base element styles (small, p, h1-h6) do not leak into global theme markup outside the block content wrapper.
Screenshots, screen recording, code snippet or Help Scout ticket
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/site-tagline-text-size-in-header-slightly-smaller-in-newer-pages-vs-older-pages/
Environment info
No response
Is the issue you are reporting a regression
No