Button Block: Change text-decoration style to low specificity #42545
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Not a blocker: I'm not sure sure about the change requested to the theme as this a default style part of the theme design. Changing the underline should be a choice, I mean that changing the block or global style setting should override the default style? |
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Fix #42292
What?
This PR reduces the specificity of
text-decorationstyle given to.wp-block-button__linkin the front end style ofcore/button.Why?
Text decoration styles may be defined in
theme.json.In addition, if
textDecorationis specified instyles.elements.button,.wp-block-button__linkis also subjected to it.However, the settings in
theme.jsonare not reflected becausetext-decoration:noneis defined as the default button style.How?
I have reduced the specificity of the default style of the buttons, referring to #41393.
Testing Instructions
text-decorationis none as before.textDecorationto "underline" for the button element:{ "styles": { "elements": { "button": { "typography": { "textDecoration": "underline" } } } } }Screenshots or screencast
Point of Concern
In Twenty Twenty Two, if
textDecoration: "underline"is applied to a button element, it changes to dashed style on hover or focus.However, I think this is an issue that should be addressed on the theme side.