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website: Textarea #1178
website: Textarea #1178
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In some places "textarea" is used and in others "text area" is used. I think we should do it the same way throughout the page. I prefer with the space, but whatever is the right way if that's already set.
Maybe we are overriding scrollbar width somewhere in the app. It looks wider everywhere. Added an issue in #941 |
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If status messages are required, the styling is similar to [inputs](input). For the default textarea, the bottom border gains the color of the alert level, as well as the corresponding icon and message. |
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This comment is just a reminder about "textarea" vs "text area".
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Updated "textarea" to be "text area"
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Should the title and thumbnail (lines 2 & 6 of textarea.mdx) be "Text area"?
Thumbnail "TextArea" is the name of the image. Will not change that. |
fyi, "textarea" is the canonical name, all one word. you can see the MDN docs on textarea, it does not use "text area" or "TextArea" anywhere. |
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fyi, "textarea" is the canonical name, all one word. you can see the MDN docs on textarea, it does not use "text area" or "TextArea" anywhere.
I didn't know this. Greta, if you think it's better to have the text be "textarea" that's fine with me. I mostly just wanted it to be consistent.
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Textarea of #961
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