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Add new <Emoji/> component or prop that doesn't use <Button/>?
See original GitHub issueI use the <Emoji/> component in multiple places where it doesn’t need to be clickable, seems odd to render it as a <Button/> in those cases.
Might be nice to either add a new component that renders it visually as before, or add a prop to switch between button and non button?
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- Created 5 years ago
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- Comments:8 (2 by maintainers)
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Decided to go this way:
<button>withtype=button(thanks for the tip) only when emoji is clickable (not by default)<span>otherwiseHandled in #329
Perhaps it would be simpler to just use a prop after all.
clickable={false}or something like that.