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It's often useful to have two separate icons to represent the two states of the button. For example, with a iron-collapse pane it would be useful to be able to use the expand-more, expand-less icons to indicate that you can expand or collapse the pane. You might also have a lock/unlock, or WiFi on/off toggle.
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I've done something similar in previous projects. It's a common enough use case, that I thought it would be nice to specify the icons for the two states either as properties, or via the style. Another approach might be to refactor this and extract a behavior that two implementations could use (paper-toggle button & paper-icon-toggle-button, for example).
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It's often useful to have two separate icons to represent the two states of the button. For example, with a iron-collapse pane it would be useful to be able to use the expand-more, expand-less icons to indicate that you can expand or collapse the pane. You might also have a lock/unlock, or WiFi on/off toggle.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: