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This example showcases how you can easily extend/modify the style of a button. In contrast to the `styling` example this is a lot more basic to make it easier to grasp/learn the styling workflow.
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Closing, since #1362 landed. |
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This PR is meant to showcase the idea I was talking about in #755. Once we agree on a solution I will change the rest of the StyleSheets to match the button StyleSheet.