I like very much the granular control that the new element Button gives us. But I’ve run into logistical problems when I need to go back and change all my buttons appearance.
- The scenario is that I’ve created a Button using the new element. I’ve assigned that button a class. I’ve saved it as a template block.
- I’ll then add that button to many placed throughout the website.
- I then get a request from the client to change globally the appearance of the button.
- What I think now happens is that I need to go to every page and re-add the newly styled button.
Is there a way or method to capture all of the CSS that is generated from the element Button? This would allow me to use the class I assigned to the buttons in the beginning and override the original CSS with the new CSS.
Another way to state this, is there a way to know that I’ve captured all the CSS that I generate when configuring a Button?
(Future idea, and it could be horribly bad. Ideally, I’d be able to configure a button in the interface and then associate all of the CSS to a class that Pro would manage and which I could then apply.)