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Thanks for sharing It's possible to add style in code, but obviously there are so many options can be added |
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What if theming is not an option? How can i reach the button with the css? I set key="btgoogle" but .st-key-btgoogle is not giving the expected result. |
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There is no way to reach the button i think.
What if authorize_button has one more parameter: array for CSS Script.
Anyway, thank you for your attention.
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This is a great tool, thanks for creating it! I can't believe how messy authorization is, and this library makes it much easier.
The button seems to go red on hover by default. It looks like that's defined in style.css?
Is it possible to define these colors in the Streamlit code, for instance here:
Or using this library means the button will always be red on hover?
I tried using theming via the config.toml file but it didn't seem to affect the hover color.
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