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Normally, mousing over a btn-outline-* button makes the background turn some color, e.g., red for btn-outline-danger. However, this behavior does not go away when clicking a disabled button. Here is a CodePen showing the behavior. This strikes me as unintentional, especially with the differences between browsers described below, but I could be wrong.
Reproduced on my machine running Windows 10 Pro in these browsers:
IE 11
Edge 40.15063.674.0
Google Chrome 62.0.3202.89 (curiously, the disabled button only changes color in Chrome when I click directly on the icon)
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Normally, mousing over a
btn-outline-*
button makes the background turn some color, e.g., red forbtn-outline-danger
. However, this behavior does not go away when clicking a disabled button. Here is a CodePen showing the behavior. This strikes me as unintentional, especially with the differences between browsers described below, but I could be wrong.Reproduced on my machine running Windows 10 Pro in these browsers:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: