Bug in css for button

[epykachu]

It looks like the button references the base name of the css class instead whereas the class is declared as the css class name suffixed with the htmlId.

For instance:

test_button

Whereas the styles are declared as such:

.cssbuttonbasic_button_2051657361000 {font-weight: bold ;padding: 1px 10px ;margin: 2px 0 2px 0 ;text-decoration: none ;border-radius: 5px ;white-space: nowrap ;display: inline-block ;-webkit-appearance: none ;-moz-appearance: none ;border: 1px solid #1b5e20 ;color: #000000 ;background-color: #FFFFFF ;}
.cssbuttonbasic_button_2051657361000:hover {text-decoration: none ;cursor: pointer ;background-color: #1b5e20 ;color: #e8f5e9 ;}
.cssbuttonbasic_button_2051657361000:focus {outline: 0 ;}
.cssbuttonbasic_button_2051657361000:disabled {cursor: none ;background-color: #1b5e20 ;color: #43a047 ;font-style: italic ;}

[epykure]

This should be fixed with the new release. There was an issue in the function get_ref() in the module CssStyle.py. Normally I put a temporary workaround to solve this problem.

[epykachu]

I found also that there was an extra htmlId argument passed in the css_class method

@Property
def css_class(self):
"""
The internal class used to put a custom Style to this object.
Only 1 CSS class can be added to an HTML object
:rtype: Classes.CatalogButton.CatalogButton
"""
if self._css_class is None:
self._css_class = Classes.CatalogButton.CatalogButton(self.htmlObj._report, self.classList['main'], html_id=self.htmlObj.htmlId).basic()
return self._css_class

removing it seems to fix the issue. but not sure whether it's supposed to stay

[epykachu]

I'll close it - it works well