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How can you re-arrange the icon inside an ion-button
Hey Reader,
When you use the slot="end" in a button icon, the icon is placed to the right side of the button text, It renders the button and the icon close to each other.
I recently had a requirement to space them out so that the text was to the far left and the icon to the far right, as shown in the image below
After spending an embarrasing amount of time trying to access the shadow DOM to change the internals of the button without luck, a coworker suggested a simple try that got it to work.
Adding a left margin to the icon 🤦🏻♂️.
Click to see the full code snippets here.
P.S: Anything giving you trouble at the moment? Hit reply and let me know! I'd be happy to help 🙌🏽
Jorge Vergara
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