[StepButton] Text should be aligned left in vertical mode
See original GitHub issueWhen you use the StepButton
in a vertically oriented Stepper
, the text is set to text-align: center
, as those are the default styles for button
s.
When you set orientation: "vertical"
, the text in the button should instead be aligned left: https://stackblitz.com/edit/bbqaek
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- Created 3 years ago
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- Comments:7 (7 by maintainers)
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For the test, we could update an existing demo to include an optional label. The visual regression test infrastructure will take care of the rest.
no problem, i’ll keep it as it was then (applied to root). Would a change like this warrant a new unit test? The only reason I’m wondering is it is a relatively minor style change.