"Autonomie" is a highly semantic, responsive, accessible and search engine optimized WordPress Theme. It provides HTML5 templates refined with microformats, microformats v2 and microdata (Schema.org). "Autonomie" supports a lot of OpenWeb plugins and is fully IndieWeb compatible.
If you create a button using the Gutenberg Buttons block and do not set a custom color, it displays illegibly, with a white background and white text:
If you select one of the default colors from the Button block's "Color settings" panel, it typically does not display:
If you select a "custom color" from within the same color settings panel, that color does display:
This is inconsistent and frustrating. I would expect that (1) buttons would be visible by default, and (2) if I select a color in the Button block's color settings panel, it would display, regardless of whether it's a default swatch or a custom color.
If you create a button using the Gutenberg Buttons block and do not set a custom color, it displays illegibly, with a white background and white text:
If you select one of the default colors from the Button block's "Color settings" panel, it typically does not display:
If you select a "custom color" from within the same color settings panel, that color does display:
This is inconsistent and frustrating. I would expect that (1) buttons would be visible by default, and (2) if I select a color in the Button block's color settings panel, it would display, regardless of whether it's a default swatch or a custom color.