Closed (fixed)
Project:
Seven
Version:
1.0.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
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Unassigned
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Created:
29 Aug 2016 at 08:56 UTC
Updated:
2 Jul 2025 at 02:14 UTC
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sinn commentedComment #3
sinn commentedPatch is attached
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sinn commentedComment #7
justanothermark commentedI can confirm that this is still an issue and that the patch still applies and fixes it. Although I'm the only reviewer so far, given the simplicity of the fix I am inclined to mark it as RTBC.
Comment #8
alexpott@justanothermark or anyone it'd be great if there was before and after screenshots so that a committer can review the patch with confidence that it is has been reviewed and tested by the community. This is especially true when the patch has no automated tests.
Comment #9
justanothermark commentedBefore & after screenshots attached.
Comment #10
cilefen commentedComment #11
xjmSo this fixes the issue in Seven; has anyone checked whether the bug applies to Bartik as well? Is there any module-level CSS for this (I guess it would be from System module)?
The need to add this specifically also makes me wonder why we do not have a more general CSS rule for this; it seems like we could keep having this bug exposed in other input elements.
I do think this is okay to backport to 8.3.x since:
My question about whether we need more general CSS could be addressed in a followup if the frontend framework managers agree, since that would be more potentially disruptive. That way the bugfix can go in and we can follow up further for improving the CSS if appropriate.
I do think we should check Bartik before commit. Leaving at RTBC for the frontend framework managers though.
Comment #12
xjmComment #13
lauriiiThanks for everyone working on the issue and @xjm for the review.
This issue does not exist in Bartik since the implementation is slightly different there. We also don't have disabled styles in system module since it purely relies on the browser default styles. This problem exists in Seven because it overrides the styles provided by the browser.
However, what I found out while reviewing this with @Cottser was that form-autocomplete and form-time are missing these styles as well. I think we should expand the scope here and fix it once for all input types.
We should open up a follow-up for improving form element classes so that this could be fixed in a less fragile way.
Comment #23
quietone commentedAsked in $bugsmash about this. mstrelan checked that this is not an issue for Claro and based on #13 this can go to the contrib project.
Thanks.
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xjmAmending attribution.