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// A `<Button link>` renders as `.button.button-link` so it stays a real button |
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// for assistive tech, but it should read as inline text. WordPress 7.0 restyled |
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// `.wp-core-ui .button` to carry a border and radius, and its `.button-link` |
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// rules clear the background and padding but not the border — so a link-styled |
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// button draws a box around itself. The list table neutralises this for row |
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// actions; this covers everywhere else (modals, forms, sidebars). Specificity is |
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// one class above WP's own rule so it wins without `!important`. |
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.wp-core-ui .button.button-link { |
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border: 0; |
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border-radius: 0; |
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background: none; |
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box-shadow: none; |
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block-size: auto; |
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min-block-size: 0; |
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padding: 0; |
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line-height: inherit; |
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font-weight: 400; |
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// Keep a visible focus ring for keyboard users — the point is to remove the |
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// resting box, not the focus affordance. |
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&:focus-visible { |
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outline: 1px solid currentcolor; |
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outline-offset: 2px; |
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} |
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&:hover:not(:disabled), |
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&:active:not(:disabled) { |
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border: 0; |
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background: none; |
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box-shadow: none; |
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} |
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} |
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