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fix(carousel): [carousel] modify carousel style #2376
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packages/theme/src/carousel/index.less (1)
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: Documentation update needed.As indicated in the PR checklist, documentation updates haven't been made. Please update the component's documentation to reflect these styling changes, particularly noting the modified spacing behavior for vertical indicators.
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packages/theme/src/carousel/index.less (1)
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: LGTM! Consider mobile touch targets.The padding modification for vertical indicators is appropriate, removing unnecessary horizontal spacing while maintaining vertical spacing. However, ensure that the reduced horizontal space doesn't affect touch targets on mobile devices.
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Let me try a different approach to verify mobile-related styles and breakpoints.
Let me check the common mixins to see if there are any responsive utilities that might affect the carousel component.
After analyzing the common mixins and searching for mobile-related styles, I can now provide a final response:
Padding change is safe for touch targets
The padding modification from
2px 4px
to2px 0
for vertical indicators is safe because:
- The vertical padding of 2px is maintained, which preserves the clickable area's height
- The component doesn't rely on any mobile-specific styles or breakpoints
- The common mixins show no touch-specific utilities that would be affected
- Vertical indicators typically have sufficient width from their container, making horizontal padding less critical for touch targets
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#!/bin/bash # Check if there are any mobile-specific styles or breakpoints that might be affected rg -l "@media.*mobile" --type lessLength of output: 36
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#!/bin/bash # Check for any media queries or responsive styles in the carousel component rg "@media" packages/theme/src/carousel/index.less # Also check for any responsive variables or mixins that might be imported rg -l "responsive|mobile|breakpoint" --type less packages/theme/src/Length of output: 198
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#!/bin/bash # Check the content of common mixins for any touch-related or responsive utilities cat packages/theme/src/mixins/common.less # Also check if the carousel component imports these mixins rg "import.*common" packages/theme/src/carousel/index.lessLength of output: 17699
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