Restore more specific CSS for paragraph block custom color classes #13821
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This extra specificity was removed in #13025, but should be restored because other blocks (buttons, pullquotes, etc), use the `has-background` and `has-text-color` classes. We don't want the styles here to interfere. Using a `p` selector here, rather than something like `.wp-block-paragraph` so that this gets picked up correctly on the front-end as well.
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…13821) This extra specificity was removed in #13025, but should be restored because other blocks (buttons, pullquotes, etc), use the `has-background` and `has-text-color` classes. We don't want the styles here to interfere. Using a `p` selector here, rather than something like `.wp-block-paragraph` so that this gets picked up correctly on the front-end as well.
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…13821) This extra specificity was removed in #13025, but should be restored because other blocks (buttons, pullquotes, etc), use the `has-background` and `has-text-color` classes. We don't want the styles here to interfere. Using a `p` selector here, rather than something like `.wp-block-paragraph` so that this gets picked up correctly on the front-end as well.
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This extra specificity was removed in #13025, but should be restored because other blocks (buttons, pullquotes, etc), use the
has-backgroundandhas-text-colorclasses. We don't want the styles here to interfere.Related discussion in #13025:
https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/pull/13025/files#r255619634
Before:
^ Button is inheriting additional padding because of the
has-background-colorclass.After:
^ Button is no longer inheriting additional padding.
A couple minor notes:
pselector here, rather than something like.wp-block-paragraphso that the styles get picked up correctly on the front-end as well.