Open jadjoubran opened 6 years ago
Ideally, I'd prefer avoiding new mixins as the user might apply styles on properties that are required to keep <paper-toast>
functioning (e.g. opacity, transition, transform
), and rather add new custom css properties where needed. Which ones would be needed exactly?
Though, given that paper-button
has the --paper-button
mixin, we should probably do the same here for consistency.
@notwaldorf @azakus WDYT?
I wanted to change the padding, for my use case however I wanted to set a specific style for all the paper-toasts used in my polymer 2 project (that could be used in nested web components)
I'll wait for the feedback on consistency with paper-button Thanks!
Description
Currently it is not possible to apply custom CSS to the toast. For example changing the padding. Only the background-color and color are customizable via --paper-toast-background-color & --paper-toast-color. The proposed PR #106 adds a
--paper-toast
mixin similarly to what you could find in<paper-button>
's--paper-button
mixinExpected outcome
Being able to change the padding, margin, and other CSS properties
Actual outcome
Cannot apply custom CSS
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