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Hero Widget introduced a Typo Error in Button Class Code

Hi, this may be a bug report.

I’ve been working on a page and used Hero with a button in two places on the page. It’s been fine for days but today I noticed the styling on the button has been lost. When looking at the element inspector it seems that in both places the button has lost the ‘s’ at the beginning of the class code. I’ve never manually adjusted these, I’ve just let the program create them. I have been using the CSS tool recently on this page, but haven’t actually changed the class, so this has been introduced along the way somehow.

Here’s the page I noticed it on (work in progress) and the code is below:


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If you need any more info, please let me know.

Version I’ve been on for while this happened was 2.5.12 until I updated today in the hope it might fix the problem.

WP Version 4.7.8

many thanks!

Didjeey

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  1. 6 years, 9 months ago Alex S
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    Hi Didjeey,

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