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It looks nice, aesthetically speaking. It's ironic it declares itself to be semantic, but then tells you to use a link when you need an inline button. I'm gues
by pier25 5y ago
It looks nice, aesthetically speaking.
It's ironic it declares itself to be semantic, but then tells you to use a link when you need an inline button. I'm guessing because, by default, their buttons are 100% width, which is a really weird default if you ask me.
Also, there are no button or form element sizes? This is essential IMO for anything other than a simple login form.