Do not override button background image#7502
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Yes, great point. Thank you @jbtbnl! :) 👍 |
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Use a weaker CSS declaration for the background color of buttons. This enables the use of background images in buttons without the need for an !important declaration to override owncloud/core CSS.
This change is necessary to fix owncloud/contacts#351 after the introduction of #6912 and #7310
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