/** * cs-quote-request.css — Request a Quote presentation (Module 24). * * The plugin outputs its button with the SAME classes as the buy button * (`single_add_to_cart_button button alt`), so out of the box a quotable product shows two * identical primary buttons and the shopper cannot tell which is the ordinary purchase. These * rules demote the quote button to a secondary/outline treatment so buying stays the obvious * default and quoting reads as the deliberate alternative. * * Site rule 6 applies — Elementor per-widget CSS outranks body-scoped selectors — hence the * !important on the colour properties the buy-button styling also sets. */ /* ---------------------------------------------------------------- Add to Quote (single product) */ /** * REPLACED in v0.39.0 for BugHerd #46 (Tif): "the Add to Quote button is full width, I want it * inline with the Add to Cart button and I want it styled to be a Hyperlink not a button design." * * This supersedes the earlier outline-button treatment — full width, display:block, 2px border — * which solved the original "two identical primary buttons" problem in a different way. The goal * is unchanged (buying stays the obvious default, quoting reads as the deliberate alternative); * only the visual answer changed, from a secondary button to a text link. * * ⚠️ Edited IN PLACE rather than overridden further down this file. v0.39.0 first appended a * second, more specific block ~200 lines below this one, and the result was a rule fighting a * rule: this block's `border: ... !important` beat the new `border: 0`, and `display` did not take * either, so the buttons stayed stacked with a border. Two blocks styling one element in one file * is the defect, not the specificity. * * ⚠️ It stays a