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Describe the bug
In Orchid 14.36.0, when a button or a link is configured to have secondary color with ->type(Color::SECONDARY), this does not work everywhere.
For example, it does work within a row layout (like in the example that ships with Orchid), but not within a table row or the command bar.
I see that in sass/core/buttons.scss there is a definition for .btn-primary which seems to override everything and make the primary color buttons work across all UI elements. Next to it, there are the same definition for . btn-success, .btn-info, and so on, but the definition for .btn-secondary is missing there.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Install vanilla Orchid app.
Put a button into e.g. the command bar or a table row and give it type Color::SECONDARY.
See that it does not look grey but is still white.
Expected behavior
Secondary color works everywhere reliably.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
In Orchid 14.36.0, when a button or a link is configured to have secondary color with
->type(Color::SECONDARY)
, this does not work everywhere.For example, it does work within a row layout (like in the example that ships with Orchid), but not within a table row or the command bar.
I see that in
sass/core/buttons.scss
there is a definition for.btn-primary
which seems to override everything and make the primary color buttons work across all UI elements. Next to it, there are the same definition for. btn-success
,.btn-info
, and so on, but the definition for.btn-secondary
is missing there.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Color::SECONDARY
.Expected behavior
Secondary color works everywhere reliably.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: