I built a Vue application that displays a button on the screen using Bulma for styling. Upon page load, the button is correctly styled with solid red color and white text since the "is-outlined" class is not present. However, when I click the button, it should add the "is-outlined" class to render red text and border on a white background. Here's what happens upon clicking the button:
- The displayed data disappears as intended (indicating that the click event functions properly while the rest of the page remains functional).
- Upon inspecting in Chrome's developer tools, I see the immediate addition of the is-outlined class to the button's CSS, as expected.
- However, the button does not visually switch to an outlined style immediately after clicking.
Interestingly, as soon as I shift focus away from the button by clicking elsewhere on the screen or opening a different window, the CSS rendering occurs, and the button updates to reflect the added class. This automatic change happens regardless of where I click, prompting the button to display according to the recently added class.
Furthermore, if I click the button again, triggering the removal of the class, the button instantly reverts back to its original state with white text on a red background without requiring a click outside the button.
So, my question arises regarding the disparity in rendering behavior between adding a class (delayed response) and removing a class (instantaneous response).
Here is the updated full component code (still learning Vue, so it may not be optimal):
<template>
<!-- Component template code here -->
</template>
<script>
// JavaScript logic for the Vue component
export default {
// Component properties, methods, data, etc.
}
</script>
<style>
/* Component-specific styles defined here */
</style>
Any guidance on this matter would be highly appreciated!