Button doubly faded when in both disabled
and loading
states
#7950
Labels
4 - verified
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ArcGIS Field Apps
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calcite-components
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estimate - 2
Small fix or update, may require updates to tests.
good first issue
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impact - p3 - not time sensitive
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p - low
Issue is non core or affecting less that 10% of people using the library
Milestone
Check existing issues
Actual Behavior
Enabling both
disabled
andloading
attributes on a<calcite-button>
element causes the button to appear twice as faded as it would if only one of those attributes was applied.Expected Behavior
Button has the same amount of fading regardless if one or both attributes are enabled.
Reproduction Sample
https://developers.arcgis.com/calcite-design-system/components/button/
Reproduction Steps
loading
attribute and see button becomes fadeddisabled
attribute and see button becomes more fadedloading
attribute and see the button becomes less fadedReproduction Version
1.9.0
Relevant Info
Somewhat related to #7590 in that a workaround for that issue is to supply both
disabled
andloading
attributes.Regression?
No response
Priority impact
p4 - not time sensitive
Impact
Inconsistent UI where some buttons can look more faded than others despite being semantically the same in terms of their disabled state.
Calcite package
Esri team
ArcGIS Field Apps
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