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Writing !important to something I extend is not what I'd expect, it feels like a hack.
by kowdermeister 8y ago
Writing !important to something I extend is not what I'd expect, it feels like a hack.
- pluma 8y agoLooks like the example uses that because it would otherwise be overridden by the variant=primary (which seems to be the default) so explicitly overriding that variant would probably be more intuitive and not require the !important hack.
- kowdermeister 8y agoI did not dig into that, but I would expect some intuitive solution if they mention developer experience.