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Styles specificity: allow comment form input overrides #62960
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Thanks for the PR! Could you add some steps to test so we can make sure we're all looking at the same problem? 😅 |
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Fixes the immediate issue at hand. To test I updated my theme.json to have the following:
"core/post-comments-form": {
"css": "& textarea, input{border-radius:.33rem; border: 5px solid red;}"
},
In trunk I'm seeing the input not receive the border style. In this PR it is.
Knowing that basically any CSS property can be modified with global styles through custom CSS makes me wonder if we should reduce all block styles to 0-1-0.
Yep, I wonder about this too.
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I just cherry-picked this PR to the wp/6.6 branch to get it included in the next release: d995412 |
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What?
Similar to #63049.
See #62679 (comment)
Apparently, global styles allows for overrides with completely custom CSS, which means comment form input and textarea CSS should be possible to override. The problem of course is that the global styles specificity is forced at 0-1-0, while the default styles are higher. This PR lowers them.
Knowing that basically any CSS property can be modified with global styles through custom CSS makes me wonder if we should reduce all block styles to 0-1-0.
Why?
Fixes remaining issue from #62679.
How?
Lower specificity to 0-1-0.
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