Note: this PR should not be merged until R107 is live and R106 support is ready to be dropped.
This PR adapts to the CSS button changes introduced in BondageProjects/Bondage-College#5127, which among others splits the managing of button background colors into three distinct variables: --button-color, --disabled-color and --hover-color; variables that, in most cases, should modified instead of directly setting background-color itself.
The goal of these changes was to make it easier to only override the "default" background color while leaving the styling of disabled and hover colors alone. As such, the WCE buttons should now display the expected hovering color (cyan) again upon, well..., hovering over them, as the hovering color was previously overriding by the id-level background-color declaration of the ignore and preserve states.
Note: this PR should not be merged until R107 is live and R106 support is ready to be dropped.
This PR adapts to the CSS button changes introduced in BondageProjects/Bondage-College#5127, which among others splits the managing of button background colors into three distinct variables:
--button-color
,--disabled-color
and--hover-color
; variables that, in most cases, should modified instead of directly settingbackground-color
itself.The goal of these changes was to make it easier to only override the "default" background color while leaving the styling of disabled and hover colors alone. As such, the WCE buttons should now display the expected hovering color (cyan) again upon, well..., hovering over them, as the hovering color was previously overriding by the id-level
background-color
declaration of theignore
andpreserve
states.