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The other 10% is from people giving up unstyling buttons. If I remember correctly they need more than 10 lines of CSS to undo all kinds of weird specific CSS th
by thitcanh 5y ago
The other 10% is from people giving up unstyling buttons. If I remember correctly they need more than 10 lines of CSS to undo all kinds of weird specific CSS that <button> has. Maybe nowadays it can be done with `all: initial`
Not an excuse, but it can be frustrating.
- hnarn 5y ago> The other 10% is from people giving up unstyling buttons. Maybe that's an indication that unstyling a button is a really, really bad idea?
- thitcanh 5y agoWhy would it be a bad idea? Is styling your site a bad idea?
- hnarn 5y agoI just think that a form button is something that looks a specific way for a reason, and that styling shouldn't break fundamental expectations. But that's obviously a subjective opinion, people can style their pages however they like, I just don't personally like design that lies to me.