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Fix/hover effect for disabled button #5417
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Appreciate the contribution, but let's not merge.
Disabled buttons should never have a hover state, so fixing it in only one place isn't a good solution
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- src/app/features/settings/sign-out/sign-out.tsx (1 hunks)
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src/app/features/settings/sign-out/sign-out.tsx (2)
47-47
: Ensure the conditional logic for_hover
andopacity
properties aligns with the intended behavior.The changes correctly implement the conditional styling based on the
canSignOut
state, enhancing the user interface by providing visual feedback on the button's functionality.
47-47
: Good use of a guard clause in theonClick
handler.The conditional execution in the
onClick
handler (canSignOut && onUserDeleteWallet()
) is a good practice, ensuring that the function only executes when the button is active.
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