The shape property defaults to "soft" for ios and "round" for the md and ionic themes.
Default button size:
Property Value
CSS Value (ionic)
CSS Value (ios)
CSS Value (md)
undefined
8px
14px
4px
"round"
999px
unsupported
unsupported
"rectangular"
0px
unsupported
unsupported
Large button size:
Property Value
CSS Value (ionic)
CSS Value (ios)
CSS Value (md)
undefined
8px
16px
4px
Small button size:
Property Value
CSS Value (ionic)
CSS Value (ios)
CSS Value (md)
undefined
4px
6px
4px
What is the new behavior?
The shape property defaults to undefined which evaluates to the "Soft" shape for all themes.
Default button size:
Property Value
CSS Value (ionic)
CSS Value (ios)
CSS Value (md)
"soft"
8px
6px
4px
"round"
999px
999px
999px
"rectangular"
0px
0px
0px
Large button size:
Property Value
CSS Value (ionic)
CSS Value (ios)
CSS Value (md)
soft
8px
8px
4px
Small button size:
Property Value
CSS Value (ionic)
CSS Value (ios)
CSS Value (md)
soft
4px
4px
4px
Adds support for the "soft" shape in the ionic theme using the existing values for undefined
Adds support for the "rectangular" and "round" shapes in ios and md using 0px and 999px border radius
Sets the default shape property to "round" for the ionic and md themes and "soft" for ios and updates the border-radius to apply to the shape classes instead of :host
Updates the "soft" shape border radius for ios in the various sizes to match the buttons created in SwiftUI (their "rounded" is our "soft"):
Fixed the icon only buttons in the "ionic" theme so that they are not styled based on the size while always following the proper aspect ratio. This was broken for the default size due to an incorrect padding value & I made it so we don't have to specify the padding for each size:
Before
After
Does this introduce a breaking change?
[x] Yes
[ ] No
BREAKING CHANGE:
The border-radius of the ios and md button now defaults to 6px and 999px instead of 14px and 4px, respectively, in accordance with the iOS and Material Design 3 guidelines. To revert to the previous appearance, set the shape to "soft" for md and override the --border-radius CSS variable for ios to 14px, or set it to a different value entirely.
Issue number: internal
What is the current behavior?
The
shape
property defaults to"soft"
forios
and"round"
for themd
andionic
themes.Default button size:
ionic
)ios
)md
)undefined
8px
14px
4px
"round"
999px
"rectangular"
0px
Large button size:
ionic
)ios
)md
)undefined
8px
16px
4px
Small button size:
ionic
)ios
)md
)undefined
4px
6px
4px
What is the new behavior?
The
shape
property defaults toundefined
which evaluates to the "Soft" shape for all themes.Default button size:
ionic
)ios
)md
)"soft"
8px
6px
4px
"round"
999px
999px
999px
"rectangular"
0px
0px
0px
Large button size:
ionic
)ios
)md
)soft
8px
8px
4px
Small button size:
ionic
)ios
)md
)soft
4px
4px
4px
"soft"
shape in theionic
theme using the existing values forundefined
"rectangular"
and"round"
shapes inios
andmd
using0px
and999px
border radius"round"
for theionic
andmd
themes and"soft"
forios
and updates theborder-radius
to apply to the shape classes instead of:host
"soft"
shape border radius forios
in the various sizes to match the buttons created in SwiftUI (their "rounded" is our "soft"):"ionic"
theme so that they are not styled based on the size while always following the proper aspect ratio. This was broken for the default size due to an incorrect padding value & I made it so we don't have to specify the padding for each size:Does this introduce a breaking change?
BREAKING CHANGE:
The
border-radius
of theios
andmd
button now defaults to6px
and999px
instead of14px
and4px
, respectively, in accordance with the iOS and Material Design 3 guidelines. To revert to the previous appearance, set theshape
to"soft"
formd
and override the--border-radius
CSS variable forios
to14px
, or set it to a different value entirely.