Browse Mode: Move CSS to more generic selector #51547
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jasmussen
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Personal pet peeve, I prefer the term "site view" to "browse mode", as browse mode is this: 
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What?
This makes the spacing around headers generic for all components in browse mode, rather than specific to the navigation section.
Why?
We should have a consistency between each section of Browse Mode.
How?
Move the CSS to the general browse mode sidebar SASS file.
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