removing the css for the individual buttons within the action group and let the form do the styling#54
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…nd let the form do the styling Signed-off-by: Ash Evans <ash.evans@ibm.com>
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This does not solve the discrepancy regarding why the dev and prod css is different. However, the buttons now look a consistent style by removing the specific class for the buttons