Margin/Padding fields display incorrectly after WordPress 7.0 update

Hello,

Since updating to WordPress 7.0 today, I have detected a visual/functional issue in the builder’s CSS panel, specifically in the Margin / Padding fields of the Single Image module.

I’m leaving you a Loom video where the behavior can be seen clearly:

https://www.loom.com/share/26601c055dd3494d9745ede4635d838b

The problem is the following: before the update, within the visual margin/padding scheme, the fields allowed values of at least two characters or values with a unit to be displayed correctly. For example, if a padding value was 10%, the field allowed me to see 10 or 10%, or at least scroll inside the input in a useful way to check the full value.

Now the behavior has changed. The fields are displayed too narrow and only show one character of the value. For example, visually it may look like the padding is 1 / 1 / 1, but in reality the values are of the type 10% / 10 / 10%. When I move inside the field, instead of being able to see the full value or at least two characters, only one character is shown at a time; in this example, in order to see the %, I have to move within the field and instead of being able to see 0%, as part of 10%, only that is shown: the %.

This makes the CSS panel difficult to use, because I cannot visually check whether the real value is 1, 10, 10%, etc. The problem does not seem to be that the value has been lost, but rather that the panel input is displaying it cut off or with insufficient width. I have been using TagDiv for more than 7 years and I know what I am talking about when it comes to composition and the details of the composer.

I have tested it both in the desktop composer and in the mobile composer. I have also tested it in incognito mode, in case it could be due to browser cache. In addition, the page cache was cleared after the update.

For this reason, I understand that it could be a visual incompatibility of the builder after updating to WordPress 7.0, an internal CSS issue in the panel, a change in the width of the inputs, a rendering issue in the editor, or some incompatibility with the current version of WordPress/browser.

It is not necessarily that the page design has changed, but rather that the editor no longer displays the full values correctly inside the margin/padding fields.

The issue directly affects editing, because it makes it very difficult to review or modify margins and paddings without the risk of changing incorrect values.

Thank you. Please, I would really appreciate your help with this.