Open manuelrebollo-a11y opened 2 years ago
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@arunsathiya -
It seems like this is a design choice in Skatepark:
The preview matches the frontend of the site. I think if a user wanted the to adjust the case, a CSS adjustment would be the way to go:
.wp-block-button__link {
text-transform: unset;
}
I couldn't reproduce on Archeo. I was able to use uppercase, lowercase, and mixed case without an issue and have it reflected on the frontend:
I think we could probably close this issue.
I just had a case of this reported for Meraki:
I can confirm this happens on a test site, using Meraki and also Pendant (I just tried grabbing another random theme that looked like it had all-caps button text; Marl also seems to default to all-caps but the Letter case setting works for it).
Not sure if this is maybe also a deliberate design choice for Meraki and Pendant? If it is then the CSS should be fine, but just wanted to chime in here in case the Letter case setting should actually be able to override this!
Quick summary
The text in a Button block will display in all-caps, regarding of the typed text or the setting under Typography > Letter Case, in themes such as Archeo and Skatepark.
Steps to reproduce
What you expected to happen
If the Button text is typed in lower case, or if it is set to lower case or mixed case in Typography > Letter Case, this should show in the Preview or Published Page or Post.
What actually happened
The text is all upper case in the Preview and Published Page or Post when using themes such as Archeo or Skatepark.
Context
Customer report in 5362753-zd-woothemes
Simple, Atomic or both?
Simple, Atomic
Theme-specific issue?
Archeo, Skatepark, perhaps others.
Browser, operating system and other notes
No response
Reproducibility
Consistent
Severity
Some (< 50%)
Available workarounds?
No but the platform is still usable
Workaround details
No response