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Add card-specific feedback button styling #940

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@nmanu1 nmanu1 commented Sep 7, 2021

Add card-specific styling for thumbs up/down feedback buttons on all results cards.

J=SLAP-1544
TEST=manual

Smoke testing to see if buttons match mock for each card

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Coverage remained the same at 8.053% when pulling 77614ba on dev/feedback-button-styling into 77948f2 on feature/feedback-buttons.

@nmanu1 nmanu1 requested review from oshi97 and yen-tt September 9, 2021 18:29
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lgtm!

@nmanu1 nmanu1 merged commit 692f9f5 into feature/feedback-buttons Sep 9, 2021
nmanu1 added a commit that referenced this pull request Oct 12, 2021
Add generic thumbs up/down feedback buttons and analytics to all cards (#938, #939, #940).

- Include a `feedback` config option in `dataForRender` so user can specify if feedback buttons should appear on the card or not.
- Create a shared partial for the buttons that is used in all cards, including direct answer cards
- Update analytics for direct answer feedback with additional event attributes.

J=SLAP-1544, 1545
TEST=manual

Smoke testing to see if thumbs up/down buttons function as expected on all cards and send analytics.
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