feat: pop up search box style optimization and other problem optimization #28
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WalkthroughMoves modal markup out of the header into a sibling container, refactors the theme toggle to a dedicated switch with classed SVG icons, and applies widespread CSS changes for search, tables, dark mode, and responsive styling across the VitePress theme. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Header as CustomHeader.vue
participant ModalContainer as Modal (sibling)
participant Theme as ThemeToggle
Note over Header,ModalContainer: Header no longer contains modal DOM
User->>Header: click "Open Modal"
Header->>ModalContainer: emit/open modal
ModalContainer-->>User: render overlay (inset, blurred backdrop)
User->>Theme: click theme switch
Theme->>Theme: toggle classes (normal-svg <-> dark-svg)
Theme-->>Header: update UI class for dark/light
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.vitepress/theme/style.css (1)
382-392: Use class selector instead of unknown type selector.The
infotype selector targets a non-standard HTML element. This may not work as expected in all browsers and violates HTML standards.Static analysis correctly flags this as an unknown type selector.
Apply this diff to use a class selector instead:
-info{ +.info, [data-info] { display: inline-block; padding: 1rem 1.25rem; background: #f5f5f5;And update line 543:
-.dark info{ +.dark .info, .dark [data-info] { background: #1a1a1a;Then update the HTML markup to use
<div class="info">instead of<info>.
♻️ Duplicate comments (2)
.vitepress/theme/style.css (1)
543-546: Use class selector instead of unknown type selector.Same issue as lines 382-392: the
infotype selector should be changed to a class selector..vitepress/theme/home/index.vue (1)
276-278: Avoid excessive use of!importantflags.Similar to the link styling above, the
!importantdeclarations on hover states indicate specificity conflicts that should be resolved at the source rather than forcing precedence.
🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
.vitepress/theme/components/CustomHeader.vue (1)
647-654: Modern modal overlay styling with minor concerns.The updated overlay uses modern CSS features (
inset: 0,backdrop-filter: blur(4px)) which create a polished appearance. Theoverflow-y: autoenables proper scrolling for long content.However, the
!importantflag onbackground-colorsuggests a specificity conflict that should be resolved. Also note thatbackdrop-filterhas limited support in older browsers (notably Firefox required vendor prefix until recently).Apply this diff to remove the
!importantflag:- backdrop-filter:blur(4px); - background-color: rgba(11,12,15,0.2) !important; + backdrop-filter: blur(4px); + background-color: rgba(11,12,15,0.2);
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.vitepress/theme/style.css
[error] 323-324: Duplicate properties can lead to unexpected behavior and may override previous declarations unintentionally.
min-height is already defined here.
Remove or rename the duplicate property to ensure consistent styling.
(lint/suspicious/noDuplicateProperties)
[error] 391-391: Unknown type selector is not allowed.
See MDN web docs for more details.
Consider replacing the unknown type selector with valid one.
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[error] 554-554: Unknown type selector is not allowed.
See MDN web docs for more details.
Consider replacing the unknown type selector with valid one.
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🔇 Additional comments (15)
.vitepress/theme/home/index.vue (2)
287-287: LGTM!The
line-heightaddition improves vertical spacing consistency for background list items.
301-301: LGTM!Using the CSS variable
--next-home-border-colorensures consistency with the theme's color system and supports dark mode properly..vitepress/theme/components/CustomHeader.vue (3)
150-167: LGTM!The theme toggle button refactor using dedicated
tool-switchclass and class-based SVG variants improves styling organization and maintainability.
528-533: LGTM!Removing padding while maintaining
line-height: 38pxshould provide adequate spacing. Ensure the click target remains sufficiently large on mobile devices (minimum 44x44px recommended by WCAG).
560-585: LGTM!The toggle switch styling creates a clear visual indicator for theme state. The dimensions (40×20px) and row-reverse behavior for dark mode provide good user feedback.
Consider verifying the minimum touch target size on mobile devices, as the 40×20px switch is smaller than the recommended 44×44px WCAG guideline.
.vitepress/theme/style.css (10)
180-183: LGTM!The increased selector specificity and brand color application improve visual hierarchy for active outline links.
195-233: Comprehensive search box styling improvements.The updated styling modernizes the search interface with rounded corners, improved spacing, and backdrop blur effects. The result hover states provide good visual feedback.
Note that hiding
.search-actionsand.search-keyboard-shortcuts(lines 206-210) may reduce discoverability of keyboard navigation. Verify that users can still discover shortcuts through other means (e.g., documentation, tooltips).
281-286: LGTM!The list spacing improvements enhance readability with consistent vertical rhythm.
292-302: LGTM!The modern link styling using
border-bottominstead oftext-decorationprovides better visual control and aligns with contemporary design patterns.
437-452: Nice visual enhancement with outline icon.The
outline-title::beforepseudo-element with icon provides a polished visual indicator. The sizing and positioning look appropriate.Verify that
icon-lists.svgexists in the public directory (checked in previous verification script).
313-315: LGTM! Progressive enhancement pattern for viewport units.The duplicate
min-heightdeclarations are intentional progressive enhancement. The first usesvh(viewport height) for broad support, while the second usesdvh(dynamic viewport height) which accounts for mobile browser chrome/UI. Browsers that don't supportdvhwill ignore it and use thevhvalue.The static analysis tool incorrectly flags this as a duplicate property.
527-536: LGTM!The dark mode link styling maintains consistency with the light mode pattern while using appropriate colors for dark backgrounds.
554-585: Comprehensive dark mode icon support.The dark mode variants for all icons ensure proper visual contrast. The icon naming convention (
-darksuffix) is consistent and maintainable.Verify that all dark mode icon variants exist (already included in previous verification script):
icon-copy-dark.svgicon-copy-dark-hover.svgicon-lists-dark.svg
317-343: Icon files verified and implementation is correct.All three icon files referenced in the CSS are present in the public directory:
public/icon-copy.svgpublic/icon-check-mark.svgpublic/icon-copy-hover.svgThe background-image approach provides clean markup with proper state management for the copy button.
164-166: No issues found - language selector hiding has no impact on this single-language site.This is a single-language, Chinese-only documentation site with no i18n configuration in
.vitepress/config.mts. The.langCSS rule targets a VitePress default element that doesn't render in non-multilingual sites. The rule is either defensive code or legacy—it has no negative impact on functionality.
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♻️ Duplicate comments (1)
.vitepress/theme/components/CustomHeader.vue (1)
134-178: Critical accessibility issues remain unaddressed.The modal structure still lacks the accessibility features previously identified:
- No
role="dialog"oraria-modal="true"attributes- Missing
aria-labeloraria-labelledbyfor screen readers- No keyboard navigation (Escape key handler)
- No focus trap or focus management
These are critical accessibility issues that prevent keyboard and screen reader users from properly interacting with the modal.
🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
.vitepress/theme/components/CustomHeader.vue (2)
560-585: Consider using CSS variables for consistency.The tool-switch styling uses hardcoded color values instead of CSS variables. While functional, using CSS variables would improve consistency with the rest of the theme and make future maintenance easier.
For example:
.tool-switch { border: 1px solid var(--vp-c-divider); background-color: var(--vp-c-bg-soft); }
647-657: Avoid!importantand resolve specificity conflicts.Line 653 uses
!importantwhich is a code smell indicating specificity issues. Additionally, the dark mode background definition (lines 655-657) may conflict with the!importantdeclaration, leading to inconsistent behavior.Remove the
!importantflag and ensure proper specificity through selector structure:- background-color: rgba(11,12,15,0.2) !important; + background-color: rgba(11,12,15,0.2); } .dark .modal-overlay { - background: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.8); + background-color: rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.8); }
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🔇 Additional comments (2)
.vitepress/theme/components/CustomHeader.vue (2)
716-720: LGTM!The border styling provides clear visual separation between the tab section and modal content, with proper dark mode support using consistent color variables.
528-533: LGTM!The padding adjustment for the mobile home link is appropriate given the element's fixed width and center justification, allowing it to fill its container properly.
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