Missing Hover Color Option for Buttons in Twenty Twenty-Five Theme

  • Triopsi

    (@triopsi)


    8 months, 2 weeks ago

    Hi there,

    I’m using the Twenty Twenty-Five theme and noticed an issue in the “Styles” editor. When I go to “Colors” and customize the primary colors for buttons, there is no “Hover” tab or option—unlike in the “Links” section, which does allow hover color settings.

    As a result, the hover color for buttons always defaults to the accent color, regardless of what base color I choose. This leads to an inconsistent and often visually unappealing design, especially when using custom color palettes.

    I believe this is something that really needs to be fixed. It feels incomplete that hover states for buttons can’t be styled directly through the editor—especially since the block-based editing experience in other areas is excellent and comprehensive. Having to rely on custom CSS just to set a hover color defeats the purpose of the no-code design approach.

    Is there a setting I might be missing? I also checked the individual Button block settings, but there’s no option to define a hover color there either.

    Thanks in advance for your help and insights!

    Best regards,

    Triopsi

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  • Radical Dreamer

    (@avagp)

    8 months, 1 week ago

    I have exactly the same issue.

    And even if i can change it by CSS, it would be better to be able to control it directly from the settings.

    thenotenetwork

    (@thenotenetwork)

    8 months, 1 week ago

    What’s even more frustrating is that I can’t even change the colour using additional CSS.

    I assign a class to each button called service-button, but when I use the following code:

    .service-button:hover{
    background-color:#590198 !important;
    }

    it doesn’t do anything, and when I use div.service-button, the whole background of the container that the button is in changes colour instead of the button itself.

    Yet another way that a “Simple” website builder that claims to be easy to build without much need for code is actually more difficult to customise than actually writing code from scratch.

    Cyrille Sanson

    (@css31)

    2 months, 4 weeks ago

    Hi,

    Same issue.
    Any fix?

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