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fix(theme): modify collapse-item border #851
fix(theme): modify collapse-item border #851
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: Summary of changes and next stepsThe visible changes in this file are minimal, focusing on removing borders from
.tiny-collapse-item
. However, there are inconsistencies between the AI-generated summary and the visible changes, particularly regarding button hover states and notification styles.To ensure a comprehensive review:
- Verify the existence and location of the mentioned button hover state changes.
- Confirm the presence and details of the notification style updates.
- If these changes are found, include them in the review process.
- If not found, update the PR summary to accurately reflect the actual changes made.
Consider documenting the rationale behind removing borders from collapse items, especially if this change affects the overall design system or component library. This documentation will help maintain consistency across the project and inform future design decisions.
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packages/theme/base/src/component-common.less (1)
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: Consider the visual impact of removing bordersThe changes to remove the bottom, left, and right borders of
.tiny-collapse-item
may affect the visual separation between items. This could potentially impact the user's ability to distinguish between different collapse items.To assess the impact, let's check if there are any other visual cues (like background color or padding) that help separate collapse items:
If the results show no alternative visual separation, consider adding a subtle border or background color difference to maintain clear item boundaries.
✅ Verification successful
Borders removal does not impact visual separation
The removal of borders from
.tiny-collapse-item
is compensated by the existing background color and padding, maintaining clear visual separation between items.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Search for other styles that might provide visual separation for collapse items rg --type less "tiny-collapse-item" -A 10 -B 10Length of output: 4504
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