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Add prefix to React component #183
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This is a teensy PR that only affects the built react component. It simply changes the output so that icons have a properly prefixed icon class, i.e. `dashicons-button` instead of plainly `button`, so as to avoid CSS bleed.
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This PR fixes #719, but adding a `dashicons-` prefix to the CSS classes applied to the SVGs. It also changes the Button block to use the new button icon. Upstream PR: WordPress/dashicons#183
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This is a teensy PR that only affects the built react component. It simply changes the output so that icons have a properly prefixed icon class, i.e.
dashicons-buttoninstead of plainlybutton, so as to avoid CSS bleed.