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(In reply to Richard Marti (:Paenglab) from comment #6)
> Comment on attachment 9145400 [details]
> Screenshot 3: Proposal (:hover): same like From selector on hover
> 
> I'm against this because the menulist looks then like a text input field. It
> should be darker on hover like the other format buttons.

In short: Both technically and from an UX perspective, the font selector *is* an input. And it's different from the other buttons on the formatting toolbar which are menulists, so you just pick 1 thing from a list, but that thing does *not* stay as a value in the input, unlike the font which actually stays as your user input from the list. Then, I believe inputs should have blue border to emphasize the chosen text value.

(In reply to Richard Marti (:Paenglab) from comment #6)
> Comment on attachment 9145400 [details]
> Screenshot 3: Proposal (:hover): same like From selector on hover
> 
> I'm against this because the menulist looks then like a text input field. It
> should be darker on hover like the other format buttons.

In short: Both technically and from an UX perspective, the font selector *is* an input, even a textual input. And it's different from the other buttons on the formatting toolbar which are menulists, so you just pick 1 thing from a list, but that thing does *not* stay as a value in the input, unlike the font which actually stays as your user input from the list. Then, I believe inputs should have blue border to emphasize the chosen text value.

(In reply to Richard Marti (:Paenglab) from comment #6)
> Comment on attachment 9145400 [details]
> Screenshot 3: Proposal (:hover): same like From selector on hover
> 
> I'm against this because the menulist looks then like a text input field. It
> should be darker on hover like the other format buttons.

In short: Both technically and from an UX perspective, the font selector *is* an input, even a textual input. And it's different from the other buttons on the formatting toolbar which are menulists, so you just pick 1 thing from a list, but that thing does *not* stay as a value in the input, unlike the font which actually stays as your user text input from the list. Then, I believe inputs should have blue border to emphasize the chosen text value.

(In reply to Richard Marti (:Paenglab) from comment #6)
> Comment on attachment 9145400 [details]
> Screenshot 3: Proposal (:hover): same like From selector on hover
> 
> I'm against this because the menulist looks then like a text input field. It
> should be darker on hover like the other format buttons.

In short: Both technically and from an UX perspective, the font selector *is* an input, even a textual input. And it's different from the other buttons on the formatting toolbar which are menulists, so you just pick 1 thing from a list, but that thing does *not* stay as a value in the input, unlike the font which actually stays as your user text input from the list. Then, I believe textual inputs should have blue border to emphasize the chosen text value.