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@spectrum-css/button

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The Spectrum CSS button component

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Spectrum CSS

A CSS-implementation of the Spectrum design language

Features

  • 📖 Robust documentation: Spectrum CSS is designed to be used in partnership with Spectrum's detailed usage guidelines.
  • 🎨 Flexible: Our CSS is customizable, powerful, and designed to work with any JavaScript framework.
  • 🧪 Rigorously tested: These individually-versioned components have been vetted to be accessible and inclusive of global audiences.
  • 📱 Multi-platform support: We support evergreen browsers for scalability and flexibility.

      

Using Spectrum CSS

The preferred method of using Spectrum CSS relies on custom properties to swap out variables for different themes and contexts. This results in the lowest bundle sizes and is one of the simpler approaches.

Want to get a component up and running as soon as possible? Check out the quick start guide.

Functionality

Spectrum CSS is CSS-only, implementing only the interactivity that can be done with pure CSS. We do include some lightweight JS-based interaction for demonstration purposes only in our Storybook. Spectrum CSS should only be used by implementations of Spectrum, or very simple applications that only need things like typography, checkboxes, text fields, etc.

Adobe maintains separate libraries written with web components and React that work in partnership with Spectrum CSS to create fully interactive Spectrum components.

The Spectrum Web Components library directly imports Spectrum CSS and optimizes it for use with web components.

Installing components

Each component is released on npm as a separate, individually versioned package inside of the @spectrum-css org.

To incorporate Spectrum CSS into your project, you install the components you need along with any peer dependencies you need for your implementation. Most peer dependencies are optional and can bring additional features when installed along with a component. For example a button can be rendered with or without an icon; so if your use-case leverages an icon with your button, you'll want to install icon as a peer dependency.

yarn add -DW @spectrum-css/tokens @spectrum-css/typography @spectrum-css/page @spectrum-css/icon @spectrum-css/button

Installed components will be available in the node_modules/@spectrum-css/ folder of your project.

All components in this library have a peer dependency on @spectrum-css/tokens, which is a local package that serves up the Spectrum design tokens as CSS custom properties (via Style dictionary). These custom properties are leveraged in all components to create a cohesive visual language and to allow for easy theming. If you choose not to use the provided @spectrum-css/tokens package, you must define your own custom properties or your components will render with a significant number of missing styles. When overriding certain styles is necessary, modifying styles is supported through the use of component-specific --mod prefixed properties. More on this below.

Using components in your project

Spectrum CSS components have build output that is designed to be used in a variety of ways:

  • index.css - Preferred and most commonly used to incorporate Spectrum CSS into a project. This file includes the component's styles and variable definitions. In this version, token-driven CSS properties1 are mapped to empty --mod prefixed variables (for customization) with a fallback to variables prefixed with --spectrum (sourced from the design tokens).

    • This file loads the .spectrum, .spectrum--legacy, and .spectrum--express contexts which are used to toggle components between different visual styles. The .spectrum context is the default.
  • index-base.css: This file mimics the index.css output, but does not include the .spectrum or .spectrum--express contexts.

    • If your product only requires the .spectrum context, you can use index-base.css plus themes/spectrum-two.css from the themes directory to render the default Spectrum visual language.
      • The .spectrum--legacy context represents the previous version of Spectrum (also known as Spectrum 1). This means if you only want to use the legacy context, you should load themes/spectrum.css. deprecated
      • The .spectrum--express context represents the subtheme of Spectrum 1 called Express . This means if you only want to use the Express context, you should load themes/express.css. deprecated
    • This approach can also be used when you have defined and written your own visual language and only need the base component styles from Spectrum CSS. To wire up your own visual language, you would need to define your own custom properties that match those defined in the themes/spectrum-two.css assets.
  • index-theme.css: This file provides only the visual language for a component. It is used in conjunction with index-base.css and when loaded together, provides the same result as using index.css by itself.

1: Token-driven CSS properties are properties whose values are mapped to a value in the @spectrum-css/tokens package. These values represent design-language and are meant to be used across platforms. In contrast, properties specific to web-based implementations will not have a token value assigned, so not all CSS properties will use custom properties.

Including assets

Start by including the base set of variables:

/* Include tokens */
@import "node_modules/@spectrum-css/tokens/dist/index.css";

/*
  For components with no other contexts available, load the
  index.css file from the component's package. These are components
  that do not have a spectrum or express context available.
*/
@import "node_modules/@spectrum-css/page/dist/index.css";
@import "node_modules/@spectrum-css/typography/dist/index.css";
@import "node_modules/@spectrum-css/icon/dist/index.css";

/*
  Recommended: For components with multiple contexts available, if you
  want access to all contexts, load the index.css file, which includes
  all contexts and component variables.
*/
@import "node_modules/@spectrum-css/button/dist/index.css";

/*
  If you only need the spectrum visual context: For components with
  multiple contexts available, load only the spectrum context by sourcing
  index-base.css and the spectrum theme from the themes directory.
*/
@import "node_modules/@spectrum-css/button/dist/index-base.css";
@import "node_modules/@spectrum-css/button/dist/themes/spectrum.css";

Tokens values are mapped to context-specific classes which can be applied to the <html> element or any place in your DOM where you wish to encapsulate or alter the visual language of your Spectrum components.

All contexts you want to use must be defined in order to load all the appropriate custom properties for the components you are using.

Global variables

Visual language
  • .spectrum - The default visual language for Spectrum CSS; represents the Spectrum 2 foundations visual language.
  • .spectrum--legacy - The legacy Spectrum 1 visual language. This visual language will be deprecated in Spectrum 2.
  • .spectrum--express - A variant of the standard visual language. This visual language will be deprecated in Spectrum 2.
Scales

Scales represent the browsing context of the user. They are used to adjust the size of components to improve readability and usability on different devices.

  • .spectrum--medium - The default scale for Spectrum CSS, used for desktop and tablet devices
  • .spectrum--large - A larger scale for Spectrum CSS, used for mobile devices and other small screens to create a more touch-friendly experience
Themes (colorstops)

Themes represent the color scheme of the user's browsing context. They are used to adjust the color of components to improve readability and usability in different environments.

  • .spectrum--light - The default theme for Spectrum CSS, used for light mode
  • .spectrum--dark - A darker theme for Spectrum CSS, used for dark mode

Other themes are available but are in the process of being deprecated and should not be used in new projects.

Context example

Put together, we would define the context for our application in the following way:

<html class="spectrum spectrum--medium spectrum--light"></html>

To switch to Express, add the .spectrum--express class to the <html> element:

<html
    class="spectrum spectrum--medium spectrum--light spectrum--express"
></html>

Note the spectrum--legacy or spectrum--express class is added to the existing classes; spectrum should always be present to ensure the correct visual language is loaded.

Because CSS custom properties honor the cascading nature of CSS, you can infinitely nest different contexts. For example, you could have a .spectrum--dark context inside of a .spectrum--light context, and components will honor the innermost context.

Modifying components

You can override variables and modify Spectrum CSS' look and feel by re-defining the custom properties in context. Look for the Custom Property API section in each component to determine which custom properties you can override. See Action Button for a complete example.

Importing UI icons

Some components require certain "UI icons" to render. These icons are released within the @spectrum-css/ui-icons package and are used by components like @spectrum-css/icon and @spectrum-css/actionbutton.

Based on which scales you'll be using, you can choose to load different files:

  • spectrum-css-icons.svg - Both medium and large icons for responsive UIs that support both .spectrum--medium and .spectrum--large

  • spectrum-css-icons-medium.svg - Medium icons only, supports .spectrum--medium only

  • spectrum-css-icons-large.svg - Large icons only, supports .spectrum--large only

Note: If you're using spectrum-css-icons.svg, be sure to add .spectrum--medium or .spectrum--large to the <html> element, or you'll see both medium and large icons at once.

Importing workflow icons

If your app has any level of complexity, you'll need "workflow" icons to indicate actions. These icons are not required to render the base components, and instead are used within buttons or menu items for actions like share, play, justify, save, etc.

These icons are released within the @adobe/spectrum-css-workflow-icons package. Visit the Spectrum workflow icon list and click on any icon to get the SVG markup.

Language support

To take advantage of locale specific changes such as placeholders not italicizing Japanese, your application should specify a Content-Language response header or set the lang attribute.

In addition, you should set the dir attribute for components to render correctly.

For English, a left-to-right language:

<html lang="en" dir="ltr"></html>

For Arabic, a right-to-left language:

<html lang="ar" dir="rtl"></html>

Browser support

We maintain a modern codebase that supports the latest two versions of evergreen web browsers. The current list of browsers officially supported by Spectrum CSS can be found in the browserslist section of the project's package.json file. This setting is used by the build tools when the source files are built. If you require additional browser support for your project, the CSS can be processed further with your chosen tools.

  • latest 2 Edge versions
  • latest 2 Chrome versions
  • latest 2 Firefox versions
  • latest 2 Safari versions
  • latest 2 iOS versions

Optimizing Spectrum CSS

Spectrum CSS is designed to be as modern and flexible as possible, and as such, leaves room for consumers to optimize in their own way. There are many tools and techniques you can use to optimize CSS for your project such as tree shaking, purging, and minification. If you are loading the entire set of @spectrum-css/tokens for example, you can safely tree shake the tokens to only include the variables you are using, often leading to a significant reduction in file size.

Contributing

A very special thank you to all of our contributors without whom this project would not be possible.

Want to join the team? Check out the contributing guidelines to get started.

Tasks

The following tasks are available:

Command Description Examples
clean Cleans all output files for the project and all components yarn clean
build Performs a build of all components yarn build
bundle Creates a bundled asset for use in demos or development environments yarn bundle
start Performs a local development build of Storybook yarn start
compare This compares the current version of components with the previous versions published to NPM and output a list of all the changes that have been made. This is useful for reviewing changes before a release. The information is provided in the command-line output as well as in a simple web page that is opened in your default browser upon completion. The web page includes links to the visual diffs for each component when the file sizes have changed.
  • Components with no changes are not included in the output.
  • To run comparisons on one or multiple components, compare accepts a list of components as arguments. For example, yarn compare button will compare the current version of the button component with the previous version published to NPM. yarn compare button checkbox will compare the current version of the button and checkbox components with the previous versions published to NPM.
  • Named components should be space-separated.
  • Running compare with no inputs will automatically run against all packages.
yarn compare
yarn compare accordion
yarn compare accordion actionbutton
lint Provides helpful updates and warnings for a component's package.json file. This helps keep all components in alignment. Use format to automatically fix any issues that are found. To run on a single component, use yarn linter accordion (where accordion is the name of the component or components you want to lint). yarn lint
yarn linter accordion
yarn linter accordion actionbutton
format Provides helpful updates and warnings for a component's package.json file. This helps keep all components in alignment. To run on a single component, use yarn formatter accordion (where accordion is the name of the component or components you want to lint). yarn format
yarn formatter accordion
yarn formatter accordion actionbutton
refresh:env This copies values for the project's .env file (an asset never committed to the repo as it contains login secrets) by using the .env.example file as a template. This script is useful when you need to update the .env file with new values from the .env.example file or when you checkout or clean the repo and need to restore the .env file. yarn refresh:env
yarn constraints This command will list out any changes suggested by the settings defined in yarn.config.cjs. The goal of this tool is to more easily allow us to add, update, or remove properties to/from all package assets. Add the fix flag to apply the suggested changes. yarn constraints or yarn constraints --fix

Troubleshooting

As of February of 2024, the Spectrum CSS project has moved to a new tokens system (@spectrum-css/tokens instead of @spectrum-css/vars). If you are using Spectrum CSS and see that your styles are off, or not applying at all, ensure that you are using the correct tokens package for the component.

changelog

Change log

14.1.6

Patch Changes

📝 #3665 56e143a Thanks @rise-erpelding!

Adjust S1/Express static outline variant content color (from transparent-black/white to solid black/white) to fix unintentional regression.

14.1.5

Patch Changes

📝 #3662 79e3363 Thanks @castastrophe!

This update aims to simplify --mod-* access by ensuring local variants and states aren't hooking into those custom properties for overrides. This updates all local variants and states to override the --spectrum-button-* properties instead and adjusts the specificity to ensure no regressions in rendered results.

Other changes of note:

  • Removes the .spectrum-Button--sizeM as unnecessary and duplicate as these styles are applied in the base class.
  • Reduces the use of the :not() pseudo-class in theme overrides as these selectors are more complex to remap for web component projects.

14.1.4

Patch Changes

📝 #3648 8e52975 Thanks @rise-erpelding!

S2 Foundations fixes to adjust:

  • primary outline background color for hover, active, and focus states (gray-100)
  • secondary fill background color for active state (gray-200)
  • secondary outline background color for hover, active, and focus states (gray-100)
  • secondary outline border color for default (gray-300) and active states (gray-400)

14.1.3

Patch Changes

📝 d2272ea Thanks @rise-erpelding!

Adjusts static color buttons to more closely resemble the S2 specifications. There are no expected changes to non-static button variants in S2, and no expected changes to other themes.

This PR includes changes to:

  • Static white primary button (outline variant), static white secondary button (fill variant), static black primary button (outline variant), static black secondary button (fill variant)
  • Static white secondary button (outline variant) and static black secondary button (outline variant) border and background colors
  • Static color buttons' content color
  • Static white primary button (fill variant) and static black primary button (fill variant) background colors

14.1.2

Patch Changes

📝 #3600 bb845cb Thanks @rise-erpelding!

  • Adjust border colors for static black and static white outline buttons, primary variant to match S2 spec.

14.1.1

Patch Changes

📝 #3550 a674de5 Thanks @rise-erpelding!

  • Revert primary button content color to spectrum-white to bring back white color in both dark and light themes.

14.1.0

Minor Changes

📝 205182b Thanks @castastrophe!

New feature

Minified and gzipped outputs available for all compiled CSS assets.

Patch Changes

📝 #3541 1a3245c Thanks @castastrophe!

Dependency alignment across the project.

14.0.1

Patch Changes

📝 #3534 68e0057 Thanks @castastrophe!

Fixes a bug in the content of the dist/index-theme.css file.

Expected index-theme.css to include the component selectors with component-level custom properties mapped to the --system prefixed ones in order to allow a component to support various contexts.

Expected output example for the index-theme.css:

.spectrum-ActionButton {
  --spectrum-actionbutton-background-color-default: var(--system-action-button-background-color-default);
  --spectrum-actionbutton-background-color-hover: var(--system-action-button-background-color-hover);

14.0.0

Major Changes

📝 #2786 6c19fcf Thanks @pfulton!

🛑 Breaking change

This major update creates a bridge between the Spectrum 1 (S1) and Spectrum 2 (S2) designs, dubbed "Spectrum 2 Foundations". These do NOT reflect a fully migrated S2 component. This approach allows consumers to swap the appearance of their components between S1, Express, and S2 by leveraging a "system" layer that remaps the necessary component-level tokens to the appropriate token dataset.

For these components to appear S2, you must load the assets with the @spectrum-css/tokens at v16 or higher.

For S1 or Express, load assets with the @spectrum-css/tokens at v14.x or v15.x.

If you are looking to implement a fully S2 design, please explore the next tag releases instead of using this foundations release. This release is used in Spectrum Web Components 1.x.

Deprecations

The metadata folder containing the mods.md and metadata.json assets has been removed from source. To find information about the components including what selectors, modifiers, and passthroughs are used, please see the dist/metadata.json asset shipped with every component containing CSS.

The index-vars.css asset has been removed in this release as it was previously deprecated and is no longer maintained. Please use the index.css or index-base.css

File usage

If you are rendering components and need only the S2 Foundations styles, you can make use of the index.css asset which contains all the base styles plus the system mappings for S2 Foundations.

If you are using this version to publish only an S1 or Express component, you can use the index-base.css plus the desired themes/(spectrum|express).css file.

To render a component that can be easily swapped between the S2 Foundations, S1, or Express contexts, load index-base.css with the index-theme.css file and leverage the appropriate context classes (.spectrum--legacy for S1 and .spectrum--express for Express).

Patch Changes

13.6.1

Patch Changes

📝 #3522 7a47c22 Thanks @castastrophe!

13.6.0

Minor Changes

📝 #3359 c8194b0 Thanks @cdransf!

  • This resolves our remaining stylelint issues around undefined tokens, rule order, unused values and color syntax.

    • Updates invalid color syntax from rgba(N, N, N, N) to rgba(N N N / N).
    • In cases of duplicate properties, preserves the property that would be applied given current code structure.
    • Updates misnamed tokens to use valid tokens (table/index.css).

📝 #3502 562396e Thanks @castastrophe!

  • Simplify how the --system properties are mapped. By updating the logic in the postcss-add-theming-layer, we are now shipping cleaner, more readable --system property names. These custom properties are documented as NOT a part of the component API so although these result in a change to the custom property names, it does not impact the properties that are in the API and so do not constitute a breaking change. Expect to see no change to how component theming works or any visual regressions as a result of this change.

Patch Changes

13.5.0

Minor Changes

📝 #3369 9c49505 Thanks @castastrophe!

  • Remove the storybook assets from the shipped output for components

Patch Changes

13.4.0

Minor Changes

📝 #3197 1eac198 Thanks @cdransf!

  • Replaces all of occurrences of --spectrum-component-pill-edge-to-text-(intended to be used as padding) in the button component with the appropriate corner-radius- tokens.

13.3.0

Minor Changes

📝 #3086 d49ea11 Thanks @aramos-adobe!

  • Adds the ability to disable text wrapping within the button component's label by applying the class .spectrum-Button--noWrap to .spectrum-Button. If the text overflows the maximum allowed width of the button, an ellipsis ... indicator will show. Please note that this option is not a part of the design specification and should be used carefully, with consideration of this overflow behavior and the readability of the button's content.

13.2.0

Minor Changes

📝 #3078 06491f3 Thanks @cdransf!

  • Includes fixes and updates to the colors used in forced-colors / high contrast mode. In Windows high contrast, a different background was showing behind the label text, as a result of extra text readability backplates being rendered. forced-color-adjust: none is now applied to the child label element to fix this. The appropriate ButtonFace/ButtonText system colors are also now defined instead of relying on the default. The existing use of Highlight is now paired with HighlightText to ensure contrast by using a matching foreground/background pair.

13.1.3

Patch Changes

📝 #3107 83d5a17 Thanks @castastrophe!

13.1.2

Patch Changes

📝 #3045 5d6e03f Thanks @castastrophe!

13.1.1

Patch Changes

📝 #2677 d83200c Thanks @castastrophe!

13.1.0

Minor Changes

📝 #2616 7f45ea9 Thanks @castastrophe!

Build optmizations to support minification

Output for all component CSS files is now being run through a lightweight optimizer (cssnano) which significantly reduces unnecessary whitespace. These changes reduce file size but should not have any impact on the rendering of the component. By removing unnecessary whitespace from var functions, we are making it easier to effectively minify our provided CSS assets.

Patch Changes

  • Updated peerDependencies [7f45ea9]:
    • @spectrum-css/icon@>=7
    • @spectrum-css/progresscircle@>=3
    • @spectrum-css/tokens@>=14

13.0.0

🗓 2024-04-18 • 📝 Commits

✨ Features

🐛 Bug fixes

  • button: pending state width, transition (#2570)(7b67bff)

  • feat!: postcss config build and script; remove gulp (#2466)(b0f337b), closes#2466

🛑 BREAKING CHANGE

  • Removes component-builder & component-builder-simple for script leveraging postcss
  • Imports added to index.css and themes/express.css

12.0.2

🗓 2024-03-07 • 📝 Commits Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

12.0.1

🗓 2024-02-26 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

12.0.0

🗓 2024-02-20 • 📝 Commits

🐛 Bug fixes

🛑 BREAKING CHANGE

  • button: changes vertical flex alignment to start.

Previously when the button had an icon and the text was wrapping, the icon was vertically aligned center and the text was aligned center.

This fixes this to match with the design spec: for the version of the button that uses a workflow icon, the icon should stay aligned to the top, and the text should be aligned left (start). This uses the defined token for the space between the top of the component and the workflow icon (--spectrum-component-top-to-workflow-icon-*).

  • docs(button): rename storybook control to layout

Rename Storybook control for stacking buttons to "layout" with specified options, which is a more appropriate name. The control has also been made visible.

  • fix(button): support any existing use of ui icons

Support any existing use of ui icons with the updated wrapping behavior. And add Chromatic only testing of them to the Wrapping story.

Workflow icons are intended, with the use of the spectrum-component-top-to-workflow-icon tokens, but UI icons have not yet been specifically excluded in guidelines and are currently in use within SplitButton in this library. This keeps UI icons that are smaller than the intended workflow icon, better vertically centered with the text within the button.

  • feat(button): mod property for icon margin top

Add a mod property to make it easy to modify the margin-block-start of the icon, in case of alignment issues with icons that are not the intended workflow sizes.

11.3.1

🗓 2024-02-16 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

11.3.0

🗓 2024-02-15 • 📝 Commits

✨ Features

11.2.1

🗓 2024-02-06

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

11.2.0

🗓 2024-02-05 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

11.1.0

🗓 2024-01-29 • 📝 Commits

✨ Features

  • overlay,commons:deprecate overlay; migrate references to commons (#2429)(7eecd96)

🐛 Bug fixes

  • commons: rename and deprecate mods referencing global tokens (#2423)(3a49432)

11.0.19

🗓 2024-01-16 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

11.0.18

🗓 2023-12-12 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

11.0.17

🗓 2023-12-04 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

11.0.16

🗓 2023-11-15 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

11.0.15

🗓 2023-11-13 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

11.0.14

🗓 2023-11-09 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

11.0.13

🗓 2023-10-13 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

11.0.12

🗓 2023-09-26 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

11.0.11

🗓 2023-09-18 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

11.0.10

🗓 2023-09-14 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

11.0.9

🗓 2023-09-13 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

11.0.8

🗓 2023-09-07 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

11.0.7

🗓 2023-09-01 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

11.0.6

🗓 2023-08-31 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

11.0.5

🗓 2023-08-31 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

11.0.4

🗓 2023-08-29 • 📝 Commits

🔙 Reverts

11.0.3

🗓 2023-08-22 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

11.0.2

🗓 2023-08-22 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

11.0.1

🗓 2023-08-18 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

11.0.0

🗓 2023-08-16 • 📝 Commits

  • refactor(button)!: replace focus-ring with focus-visible(5ec4849)

🛑 BREAKING CHANGE

  • use native focus-visible pseudo class for focus styling on button and basebutton

10.1.14

🗓 2023-08-10 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

10.1.13

🗓 2023-08-07 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

10.1.12

🗓 2023-08-03 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

10.1.11

🗓 2023-07-24 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

10.1.10

🗓 2023-07-17 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

10.1.9

🗓 2023-07-14 • 📝 Commits

🐛 Bug fixes

  • button: add explicit highcontrast variables for disabled color (#1985)(8697c37)

10.1.8

🗓 2023-07-11 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

10.1.7

🗓 2023-06-29 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

10.1.6

🗓 2023-06-21 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

10.1.5

🗓 2023-06-15 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

10.1.4

🗓 2023-06-12 • 📝 Commits

🐛 Bug fixes

  • restore files to pre-formatted state(491dbcb)

10.1.3

🗓 2023-06-02 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

10.1.2

🗓 2023-06-01 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

10.1.1

🗓 2023-05-23 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

10.1.0

🗓 2023-05-22 • 📝 Commits

✨ Features

10.0.11

🗓 2023-05-18 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

10.0.10

🗓 2023-05-17 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

10.0.9

🗓 2023-05-11 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

10.0.8

🗓 2023-05-10 • 📝 Commits

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10.0.7

🗓 2023-05-10 • 📝 Commits

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10.0.6

🗓 2023-05-08 • 📝 Commits

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10.0.5

🗓 2023-05-04 • 📝 Commits

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10.0.4

🗓 2023-05-02 • 📝 Commits

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10.0.3

🗓 2023-04-26 • 📝 Commits

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10.0.2

🗓 2023-04-25 • 📝 Commits

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10.0.1

🗓 2023-04-25 • 📝 Commits

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10.0.0

🗓 2023-04-25 • 📝 Commits

  • fix(button)!: height and accessibility fixes (#1794) (132576a), closes #1794

🛑 BREAKING CHANGE

  • removes: --mod-button-padding-label-top & --mod-button-padding-label-bottom. Use: --mod-button-top-to-text& --mod-button-bottom-to-text instead.

Additional changes:

  • fix(button): update aria-labels for icon only variant
  • fix(button): remove unneeded isOpen attribute
  • fix(button): override icon size for icon only
  • fix(button): update line height
  • fix(button): update button padding with custom tokens
  • fix(button): remove unneeded aria-labels

9.1.6

🗓 2023-04-21 • 📝 Commits

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9.1.5

🗓 2023-04-20 • 📝 Commits

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9.1.4

🗓 2023-04-17 • 📝 Commits

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9.1.3

🗓 2023-04-17 • 📝 Commits

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9.1.2

🗓 2023-04-14 • 📝 Commits

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9.1.1

🗓 2023-04-11 • 📝 Commits

🐛 Bug fixes

9.1.0

🗓 2023-04-10 • 📝 Commits

✨ Features

9.0.14

🗓 2023-04-06 • 📝 Commits

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9.0.13

🗓 2023-04-04 • 📝 Commits

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9.0.12

🗓 2023-04-03 • 📝 Commits

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9.0.11

🗓 2023-03-31 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

9.0.10

🗓 2023-03-27 • 📝 Commits

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9.0.9

🗓 2023-03-21 • 📝 Commits

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9.0.8

🗓 2023-03-13 • 📝 Commits

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9.0.7

🗓 2023-03-09 • 📝 Commits

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9.0.6

🗓 2023-03-07 • 📝 Commits

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9.0.5

🗓 2023-03-01 • 📝 Commits

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9.0.4

🗓 2023-02-28 • 📝 Commits

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9.0.3

🗓 2023-02-24 • 📝 Commits

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9.0.2

🗓 2023-02-21 • 📝 Commits

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9.0.1

🗓 2023-02-06 • 📝 Commits

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9.0.0

🗓 2023-02-01 • 📝 Commits

  • chore(tokens)!: use latest dependency & fix build error (#1591) (f2532e7), closes #1591

🛑 BREAKING CHANGE

  • uses latest @adobe/spectrum-tokens dependency which includes token renames

8.0.0

🗓 2023-02-01 • 📝 Commits

  • feat(button)!: migrating button to core-tokens (CSS-97) (#1479) (0640be0), closes #1479

🛑 BREAKING CHANGE

  • migrates the Button to core tokens

7.0.0

🗓 2023-01-31 • 📝 Commits

  • feat(button)!: migrating button to core-tokens (CSS-97) (#1479) (0640be0), closes #1479

✨ Features

  • button!: core token migration for button (28786ab)
  • fix label padding (9f1517a)
  • logical padding (bc7bb10)
  • migrating to core tokens v5.0.0 (6e640ba)

6.0.21

🗓 2023-01-27 • 📝 Commits

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6.0.20

🗓 2023-01-25 • 📝 Commits

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6.0.19

🗓 2023-01-18 • 📝 Commits

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6.0.18

🗓 2023-01-13 • 📝 Commits

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6.0.17

🗓 2022-12-16 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

6.0.16

🗓 2022-12-14 • 📝 Commits

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6.0.15

🗓 2022-12-13 • 📝 Commits

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6.0.14

🗓 2022-11-11 • 📝 Commits

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6.0.13

🗓 2022-06-16 • 📝 Commits

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6.0.12

🗓 2022-06-07 • 📝 Commits

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6.0.11

🗓 2022-05-09 • 📝 Commits

🐛 Bug fixes

6.0.10

🗓 2022-04-28 • 📝 Commits

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6.0.9

🗓 2022-04-08 • 📝 Commits

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6.0.8

🗓 2022-03-22 • 📝 Commits

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6.0.7

🗓 2022-03-17 • 📝 Commits

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6.0.6

🗓 2022-03-07 • 📝 Commits

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6.0.5

🗓 2022-03-07 • 📝 Commits

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6.0.4

🗓 2022-02-23 • 📝 Commits

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6.0.3

🗓 2022-02-16 • 📝 Commits

🐛 Bug fixes

6.0.2

🗓 2022-02-01 • 📝 Commits

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6.0.1

🗓 2022-01-26 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

6.0.0

🗓 2022-01-05 • 📝 Commits

✨ Features

  • add back component-level variables for Button, fix Accent color in Express (#1342) (36bf0c3)
  • break out ClearButton and LogicButton into their own packages (3cc0a5f)
  • new Button API (e0ee36c)

🐛 Bug fixes

  • don't override staticWhite/staticBlack with staticNone (741c0cf)
  • focus-ring color for staticWhite/staticBlack (52958d9)
  • unbreak the build (d595cad)
  • update peer dependencies (97810cf)

🛑 BREAKING CHANGE

  • CTA was renamed to Accent, Quiet is gone in favor of outline, and Fill is added

5.0.0

🗓 2022-01-05 • 📝 Commits

🛑 BREAKING CHANGE

  • CTA was renamed to Accent, Quiet is gone in favor of outline, and Fill is added

✨ Features

  • add back component-level variables for Button, fix Accent color in Express (#1342) (e8ed59e)
  • break out ClearButton and LogicButton into their own packages (a2092ab)
  • new Button API (0b9e101)

🐛 Bug fixes

  • don't override staticWhite/staticBlack with staticNone (5c72803)
  • focus-ring color for staticWhite/staticBlack (f7bdffe)
  • unbreak the build (123add2)

4.1.4

🗓 2021-12-06 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

4.1.3

🗓 2021-11-16 • 📝 Commits

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4.1.2

🗓 2021-11-10 • 📝 Commits

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4.1.1

🗓 2021-11-09 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

4.1.0

🗓 2021-11-08 • 📝 Commits

✨ Features

  • make ClearButton build again, unblock CCX (#1304) (ae9399a)

🐛 Bug fixes

  • refine the focus indicator per spectrum (094e115)
  • updating version number on vars (f535b49)
  • windows HCM (48bc74e)

4.0.1

🗓 2021-10-25 • 📝 Commits

🐛 Bug fixes

  • refine the focus indicator per spectrum (094e115)
  • updating version number on vars (f535b49)

4.0.0

🗓 2021-09-29 • 📝 Commits

🐛 Bug fixes

  • refine the focus indicator per spectrum (094e115)
  • updating version number on vars (f535b49)

3.0.2

🗓 2021-04-15 • 📝 Commits

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3.0.1

🗓 2021-03-10 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

3.0.0

🗓 2021-02-02 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

2.2.0

🗓 2020-03-06 • 📝 Commits

✨ Features

2.1.0

🗓 2020-02-10 • 📝 Commits

✨ Features

🐛 Bug fixes

2.0.3

🗓 2019-12-14 • 📝 Commits

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2.0.2

🗓 2019-11-08 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

2.0.1

🗓 2019-11-07 • 📝 Commits

Note: Version bump only for package @spectrum-css/button

2.0.0

🗓 2019-10-08

✨ Features