This is really cool! The only thing that makes it a little ugly for me is that when I click on it, my browser puts an ugly grey box around the text like I'm selecting it. Could this be solved by immediately changing the focus of the input?
Buttons with built-in loading indicators
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Re: Buttons with built-in loading indicators
#22This is really cool! The only thing that makes it a little ugly for me is that when I click on it, my browser puts an ugly grey box around the text like I'm selecting it. Could this be solved by immediately changing the focus of the input?
please don't mess with focus that way, it ruins accessibility.
Re: Buttons with built-in loading indicators
#23It's not known very well, but Bootstrap has similar functionality, albeit not as pretty: http://twitter.github.io/bootstrap/javascript.html#buttons
Re: Buttons with built-in loading indicators
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please don't mess with focus that way, it ruins accessibility.
These buttons become unclickable once clicked upon. There is no additional loss of accessibility if you remove focus at this point, on the contrary.
Re: Buttons with built-in loading indicators
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#26Earlier quoted context omitted.
These buttons become unclickable once clicked upon. There is no additional loss of accessibility if you remove focus at this point, on the contrary.
the unclickability is also an accessibility issue imo. I know which problem it solves, but creates another when the site becomes unresponsive due to connection loss etc.
Re: Buttons with built-in loading indicators
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#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
These buttons become unclickable once clicked upon. There is no additional loss of accessibility if you remove focus at this point, on the contrary.
the unclickability is also an accessibility issue imo. I know which problem it solves, but creates another when the site becomes unresponsive due to connection loss etc.