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When you click "Check" on the test panel in the learn page the button goes weird #6573

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PaulKinlan opened this issue Oct 28, 2021 · 2 comments · Fixed by #6647
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When you click "Check" on the test panel in the learn page the button goes weird #6573

PaulKinlan opened this issue Oct 28, 2021 · 2 comments · Fixed by #6647
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eng - bug Something broke! P2 A normal priority task. This is the default for most issues.

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@PaulKinlan
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Describe the bug
When you click "Check" on the test panel in the learn page the button goes weird

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Go to the test widget, click "Check" and then you see the next button appear, however the "Check" button has a very weird style (almost like a broken ripple effect)

Expected behavior
The check button shouldn't look like that, I would expect it to still be visible,

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Check the bottom right.

Screenshot 2021-10-28 21 49 41-2
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@PaulKinlan PaulKinlan added P2 A normal priority task. This is the default for most issues. eng - bug Something broke! labels Oct 28, 2021
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@andy-piccalilli is this another regression? It's happening on all of the courses.

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Yeh unfortunately it's what I call a Zombie component: half dead (from the old system) and half alive (from the new system). I'll put some sticky tape on it.

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