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+# Button
+
+## Definition
+
+A button is a user interface element that a User can "press" to cause some action within the application.
+
+## Usages
+
+A button has many uses, including:
+
+* Submit a form
+* Toggle state
+* Close a dialog
+
+## Features
+
+A button can be created using three different HTML elements:
+
+1. `a`
+2. `button`
+3. `input` (with `type` equal to "submit", "button", or "reset")
+
+To style the element as a button, simply add the CSS class "button." The semantic color classes (e.g., "success",
+"warning", and "inverse") can also be added to style the button appopriately.
+
+### Disabled State
+
+You can indicate that a button is disabled by either adding the "disabled" CSS class or adding the
+"disabled" attribute to the element. Although both methods will work, adding the attribute should be preferred unless
+it is not possible (as in the case of the `a` element).
+
+### Button Size
+
+Button size can be controlled via using one of the CSS utility classes ("large", "small", and "mini").
+
+## Responsive Considerations
+
+The button should not require any responsive adaptation since it is more or less an inline element.
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-# Button
-
-## Definition
-
-A button is a user interface element that a User can "press" to cause some action within the application.
-
-## Usages
-
-A button has many uses, including:
-
-* Submit a form
-* Toggle state
-* Close a dialog
-
-## Features
-
-A button can be created using three different HTML elements:
-
-1. `a`
-2. `button`
-3. `input` (with `type` equal to "submit", "button", or "reset")
-
-To style the element as a button, simply add the CSS class "button." The semantic color classes (e.g., "success",
-"warning", and "inverse") can also be added to style the button appopriately.
-
-### Disabled State
-
-You can indicate that a button is disabled by either adding the "disabled" CSS class or adding the
-"disabled" attribute to the element. Although both methods will work, adding the attribute should be preferred unless
-it is not possible (as in the case of the `a` element).
-
-### Button Size
-
-Button size can be controlled via using one of the CSS utility classes ("large", "small", and "mini").
-
-## Responsive Considerations
-
-The button should not require any responsive adaptation since it is more or less an inline element.
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+../../../doc/module/entity/Button.md
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