Lack of interest Style Properties: Buttons

[Adam Howard]

This is a button. One would expect button properties to be in Style Properties: Buttons


There are no (zero) properties in Style Properties: Buttons which change any settings for the above attached, circled

 

[Shelley]

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This is a button. One would expect button properties to be in Style Properties: Buttons


There are no (zero) properties in Style Properties: Buttons which change any settings for the above attached, circled

Good catch.

Just took a good look in SP myself and confirmed. Perhaps an oversight is the cause here to include it in SP.

 

[Jake Bunce]

I assume you are referring to the different color of the primary button? That has its own CSS which is not in a style property:

form.css

.button.primary
{
	background-color: @primaryLighter;
}

I think primary buttons are worthy of their own style property. Moving to suggestions.

 

[Adam Howard]

I assume you are referring to the different color of the primary button? That has its own CSS which is not in a style property:

form.css

.button.primary
{
background-color: @primaryLighter;
}

I think primary buttons are worthy of their own style property. Moving to suggestions.

It's a bug and you've kind of admitted it.....

pri·ma·ry

/ˈprīˌmerē/
Adjective
Of chief importance; principal.

Noun
A preliminary election to appoint delegates to a party conference or to select the candidates for a principal, esp. presidential, election.

Synonyms
prime - primal - fundamental - principal - original

Seriously, if Style Properties: Buttons was designed not to have anything to do with primary buttons, which is a primary element... At best it is a bug and at worse a design flaw.

 

[Jake Bunce]

It's a bug and you've kind of admitted it.....

<definition of primary>

If you are arguing what is a bug then you should define a bug.

Try again.

 

[Adam Howard]

If you are arguing what is a bug then you should define a bug.

Try again.

We'll agree to disagree.... But if you don't think of it as a bug, it would more closely match as a design flaw.

It's a primary element which so happens to have a primary property and some how this isn't included in it.