Ensure danger buttons have red hover state #2742
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074cb1a converted links that submit forms to buttons. To keep these now-buttons looking like links it uses the `link` class. CSS looks for buttons that are `not(.link)` to continue to style them appropriately. However any `.button--danger` buttons did not get all the style overrides. In particular, `:hover` and `:disabled:hover` states fell back to the normal button background colors (blue). This fixes those buttons to have the appropriate red hover states. In addition, `.link--danger` elements also had a blue hover state. I'm not sure when this was broken, or if it was always supposed to be like that. Either way, I changed it so they now also appear slightly darker when hovered to match the buttons.
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074cb1a converted links that submit forms to buttons. To keep these now-buttons looking like links it uses the
linkclass. CSS looks for buttons that arenot(.link)to continue to style them appropriately.However any
.button--dangerbuttons did not get all the style overrides. In particular,:hoverand:disabled:hoverstates fell back to the normal button background colors (blue).This fixes those buttons to have the appropriate red hover states.
In addition,
.link--dangerelements also had a blue hover state. I'm not sure when this was broken, or if it was always supposed to be like that. Either way, I changed it so they now also appear slightly darker when hovered to match the buttons.