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What This Bill Does
This document is a technical style sheet used to define the visual appearance and behavior of buttons on a website. It contains code that dictates how buttons look, change color when clicked, and adjust for different screen sizes.
This document does not impact government policy, resident rights, or public services; it is a technical file used by web developers to maintain the appearance of a website.
Key Facts
- The document is a CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) file used for website interface design.
- It defines standard button sizes, including small, compact, large, and hero styles.
- It specifies visual states for buttons, such as hover, focus, active, and disabled.
- It includes responsive design rules that adjust button padding and font size for screens smaller than 782 pixels.
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- It sets color variables for button borders, backgrounds, and text, including specific hex codes for theme colors.
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