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…better with useMargins false and true, but only while useTextIconsInMargin=false. Tackling useTextIconsInMargin=true is the next step.
…th map boundaries and simplify logic for text and icon positioning, goes for both left and right edge. Still the logo needs some better vertical adjustment though.
…mode to ensure proper placement within page boundaries.
…n page boundaries.
…, ensure that these lines count into the total height of the textbox.
…g, not just add +1, since the string may include more than 1 newline.
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Looks good and works good! :) Good work!
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Turned out to be a larger fix than expected, hence the PR. Closes #1792, also discussed in #1777 (comment).