We're currently trying to adopt DriverJS largely across our company. We run multiple frameworks and coding setups so we don't want to create a JS package, only a CSS theme.
One of our main issues is that the default button text on DriverJS includes a unicode arrow:
There's no real way with CSS to hide this arrow as it's text inside the button, and we can't replace the text using a pseudo element as the "Done" button uses the exact same HTML so we can't remove the element to show the text. We also can't ask every single project to manually remove it, there are too many and lots will be missed.
The best solution for us would be to just remove the -> arrows everywhere by default? I'm not sure they add much to the UX anyway. Or is there another solution?
Thanks!
We're currently trying to adopt DriverJS largely across our company. We run multiple frameworks and coding setups so we don't want to create a JS package, only a CSS theme.
One of our main issues is that the default button text on DriverJS includes a unicode arrow:
There's no real way with CSS to hide this arrow as it's text inside the button, and we can't replace the text using a pseudo element as the "Done" button uses the exact same HTML so we can't remove the element to show the text. We also can't ask every single project to manually remove it, there are too many and lots will be missed.
The best solution for us would be to just remove the -> arrows everywhere by default? I'm not sure they add much to the UX anyway. Or is there another solution?
Thanks!