Description:
In the code examples, the “Reset” button should not be visible when no changes have been made. Currently, it is always displayed, which can be misleading and unnecessary.
Additionally, the “Reset” functionality is only relevant for React examples. Showing the button in all contexts creates confusion, especially for users viewing non-React examples.
Expected behaviour:
The “Reset” button is only shown after the user has made changes
The button is only present in React-specific examples where it is relevant
Why this matters:
This will improve clarity and reduce confusion, making the examples easier to understand and more context-aware.
Description:
In the code examples, the “Reset” button should not be visible when no changes have been made. Currently, it is always displayed, which can be misleading and unnecessary.
Additionally, the “Reset” functionality is only relevant for React examples. Showing the button in all contexts creates confusion, especially for users viewing non-React examples.
Expected behaviour:
The “Reset” button is only shown after the user has made changes
The button is only present in React-specific examples where it is relevant
Why this matters:
This will improve clarity and reduce confusion, making the examples easier to understand and more context-aware.