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""" WalkthroughThis set of changes refactors style and overflow handling across multiple designer components. It shifts the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Designer as Designer UI
participant SettingsForm as Settings Form
participant Model as Component Model
participant Migrator as Migrator
participant Styles as Style Utils
Designer->>SettingsForm: Open Appearance/Dimensions settings
SettingsForm-->>Designer: Renders settings (no overflow dropdown)
Designer->>Model: Updates style properties (overflow as boolean)
Model->>Migrator: Migration step (sets overflow: true)
Migrator-->>Model: Returns migrated model
Model->>Styles: Compute styles (overflow handled as boolean)
Styles-->>Designer: Returns computed styles for rendering
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shesha-reactjs/src/designer-components/_settings/utils/overflow/util.tsx (1)
4-14: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionInline style cannot target pseudo-elements – move to CSS class.
React’s
CSSPropertiesdoes not support selectors like'::-webkit-scrollbar'; they are silently ignored.
If hiding the scrollbar is a requirement, consider generating a class name and injecting real CSS instead of returning it fromgetOverflowStyle, e.g.:-return { - overflow: 'auto', - scrollbarWidth: 'thin', - '::-webkit-scrollbar': { … }, - … -} +return { overflow: 'auto' }; // basic inline fallbackThen, in your
createStylescall, add the scrollbar rules under that class.shesha-reactjs/src/designer-components/wizard/itemSettings.ts (1)
188-197:⚠️ Potential issue
parentIdmismatches break the editor hierarchy.Several inner
addSettingsInputRowcalls useparentId: commonTabId, even though they sit inside the Next/Back/Done/Cancel collapsible panels. This will flatten the component tree, causing mis-grouped rows in the designer UI.Example fix for the Next panel:
- .addSettingsInputRow({ - id: nanoid(), - parentId: commonTabId, + .addSettingsInputRow({ + id: nanoid(), + parentId: nextButtonContentId,Please replicate for Back/Done/Cancel panels.
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shesha-reactjs/src/components/panel/styles/styles.ts (1)
16-56: Removed dynamic style spreading—ensure no custom bodyStyle props are dropped.The rest operator (
...rest) has been removed from thebodyStyledestructuring, so only the explicitly listed properties (padding, borders, background, margins, etc.) are applied. Any additional CSSProperties passed in viabodyStylewill now be ignored.
Please verify that this does not break existing consumers who rely on passing arbitrary style overrides. If you still need to support extra style props, consider reintroducing abodyRestinjection or explicitly adding missing properties.Example of re-adding a spread for remaining styles:
const { /* existing props */, - paddingRight + paddingRight, + ...bodyRest } = bodyStyle; ... > .ant-collapse-item > .ant-collapse-content { /* existing rules */ + ${bodyRest}shesha-reactjs/src/providers/form/models.ts (1)
80-85: Clarify semantic change from CSS string to boolean.Switching
overflowfromCSSProperties['overflow']tobooleansimplifies usage, but the property name now feels misleading becauseoverflow=trueno longer conveys which overflow value will be applied. Consider renaming to something more intention-revealing such asscrollableorenableOverflowand updating the JSDoc so that future readers do not assume string values are still supported.shesha-reactjs/src/designer-components/wizard/styles.ts (1)
28-37: Active-step overrides may lose precedence.
.ant-steps-item-active { --ant-color-text: … }will only win if it is not shadowed by:rootor parent-level vars already set on.ant-steps-item-container. You may need a higher-specificity rule such as.ant-steps-item.ant-steps-item-activeor append!important.shesha-reactjs/src/designer-components/wizard/itemSettings.ts (2)
793-799: Use stable generated IDs – avoid hard-coding.
id: 'customStyleCollapsiblePanel'is the only non-nanoid()identifier in the file, increasing the risk of accidental clashes across multiple wizard steps. Replace withnanoid()for consistency.
684-693: DuplicateinputTypeproperty is redundant.
type: 'radio'already implies the control type; the extrainputType: 'radio'is unnecessary and slightly confusing. Remove to keep the JSON clean.shesha-reactjs/src/designer-components/wizard/tabs.tsx (2)
48-58: Shadowedstylesidentifier obscures intentInside the
stepsmapper a second constant namedstylesis declared, shadowing the top-levelstylesfromuseStyles. This is easy to miss and makes the laterdimStylesconstruction harder to follow.-const styles = { ...model.allStyles.fullStyle }; +const globalStyles = { ...model.allStyles.fullStyle }; … -const dimStyles = { - height: height ?? styles.height, - … - maxWidth: maxWidth ?? styles.maxWidth -}; +const dimStyles = { + height: height ?? globalStyles.height, + … + maxWidth: maxWidth ?? globalStyles.maxWidth, +};Renaming clarifies that we’re dealing with the model-level style, not the CSS-modules output.
60-69: ComputedstepStyleis immediately discarded
stepStyleis populated, but later overwritten with an empty object when feeding items to<Steps>:items={steps.map(step => ({ ...step, style: {} }))}Either:
- Drop the heavy
getStylecall entirely, or- Stop zeroing the style so the per-step styling can take effect.
Leaving dead code increases render cost and maintenance burden.
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shesha-reactjs/src/components/panel/styles/styles.ts (1)
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Verify overflow style injection correctness.
The CSS template now includes:
overflow: ${overflow?.overflow ?? 'auto'}; ${overflow};This will interpolate the entire
overflowprop, which—if it’s a boolean—could produce unexpected output like[object Object]ortrue. Please confirm the intended use:
- If
overflowis meant as a boolean flag, simplify to something like:and remove theoverflow: ${overflow ? 'auto' : 'visible'};${overflow}line.- If
overflowcarries a CSSProperties object, ensure it’s correctly applied (and rename to avoid confusion with the CSSoverflowproperty).
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overflowprop injection in your styled templateThe CSS block at
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overflowprop after setting the property value can yield invalid CSS (e.g.[object Object],true, or bare values). Please confirm the intended use of theoverflowprop:
- If it’s a boolean flag:
- Remove the raw
${overflow}line.- Use a ternary to output a valid value, for example:
overflow: ${props => props.overflow ? 'auto' : 'visible'};- If it carries a CSSProperties object:
- Rename the prop (e.g. to
overflowStyles) to avoid confusion.- Use the
csshelper to inject it correctly:import { css } from 'styled-components'; … ${({ overflowStyles }) => overflowStyles && css(overflowStyles)}- Remove the standalone
${overflow}interpolation.shesha-reactjs/src/designer-components/profileDropdown/settingsForm.ts (1)
4-4: Import path updated from lib to es modulesThe import path for
FormLayouthas been changed fromantd/lib/form/Formtoantd/es/form/Form, which switches from CommonJS modules to ES modules format. This aligns with modern module resolution standards.shesha-reactjs/src/designer-components/wizard/settingsForm.ts (1)
297-297: Improved tooltip clarity for height dimensionThe tooltip now clearly explains that this setting controls the wizard body height specifically, and provides information about supported units, which improves usability.
shesha-reactjs/src/designer-components/_settings/utils/border/utils.tsx (3)
169-170: Added helpful placeholders to border inputsAdding placeholders to input fields provides users with clearer guidance on expected values, improving the user experience.
Also applies to: 178-179
219-220: Added consistent placeholders to custom border inputsThe placeholders are now consistently applied to custom border inputs as well, maintaining UI consistency.
Also applies to: 228-229
278-279: Added placeholders to radius inputsRadius inputs now include placeholders showing the default value of '0', which helps users understand the expected input format.
Also applies to: 298-299
shesha-reactjs/src/designer-components/wizard/models.ts (1)
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Enhanced wizard step styling capabilities
The
IWizardStepPropsinterface now extendsIStyleType, which integrates all style-related properties directly into wizard step properties. This change enables more comprehensive styling options for individual wizard steps.
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shesha-reactjs/src/designer-components/collapsiblePanel/collapsiblePanelComponent.tsx (1)
128-128: LGTM: Standardized overflow property to booleanThe change from a string-based overflow value to a boolean aligns with the broader refactoring across components in this PR.
shesha-reactjs/src/designer-components/inputComponent/index.tsx (2)
119-119: Added placeholder support for dropdown componentGood enhancement that allows placeholder text to be displayed in Select dropdowns.
149-149: Added placeholder support for customDropdown componentGood enhancement that allows placeholder text to be displayed in custom dropdown inputs, consistent with the regular dropdown implementation.
shesha-reactjs/src/designer-components/wizard/index.tsx (1)
90-90: LGTM: Standardized overflow property to booleanThe addition of
overflow: trueto the migration step is consistent with the broader refactoring of style and overflow handling across components.shesha-reactjs/src/designer-components/tabs/index.tsx (1)
137-137: LGTM: Standardized overflow property to booleanThe addition of
overflow: trueto the migration step aligns with the standardization of overflow handling across components in this PR.shesha-reactjs/src/hooks/formComponentHooks.ts (2)
181-181: Simplified model destructuring:hideScrollBarproperty removedThe
hideScrollBarproperty has been removed from the destructured model object, aligning with the new approach of handling overflow as a boolean rather than a CSS string.
196-196: Updated overflow style handlingThe
getOverflowStylefunction now receives a hard-codedfalseas the second parameter instead of the previously usedhideScrollBarproperty. This simplifies the overflow style calculation logic.shesha-reactjs/src/designer-components/container/containerComponent.tsx (1)
139-141: Added default overflow value for migrated componentsThe migration now sets a default value of
truefor theoverflowproperty when migrating existing components, ensuring consistent behavior across the application.shesha-reactjs/src/designer-components/container/data.ts (1)
217-217: Removed overflow property from default stylesThe
overflowproperty has been removed from the object returned bydefaultStyles, which is consistent with the new approach where overflow is handled as a boolean flag rather than a CSS string value.shesha-reactjs/src/designer-components/_settings/utils/CustomDropdown.tsx (3)
17-17: Added placeholder property to CustomDropdownProps interfaceThis enhancement allows for more user-friendly dropdown inputs with placeholder text.
25-25: Added placeholder to component destructuringProperly added the new placeholder prop to the function parameter destructuring.
87-87: Implemented placeholder in Select componentThe placeholder prop is now correctly passed to the underlying Ant Design Select component, enhancing the user experience by displaying hint text when no value is selected.
shesha-reactjs/src/designer-components/wizard/styles.ts (2)
72-74:white-space: nowraprisks horizontal overflow.Combined with
flex: 1 1 auto, long labels inside steps could force the entire wizard to grow horizontally and introduce an unwanted scrollbar. Considertext-overflow: ellipsisor removingnowrap.
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.ant-steps-itemto.ant-steps-item-container.Ant Design assigns most CSS vars to
.ant-steps-item. Moving the variable overrides to.ant-steps-item-containermay break themes because the container is nested one level deeper and might be missing on some layouts (e.g. navigation mode). Please double-check rendered markup.
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| const { primaryTextColor, secondaryTextColor, primaryBgColor, secondaryBgColor } = model; | ||
| const colors = { primaryBgColor, secondaryBgColor, primaryTextColor, secondaryTextColor }; | ||
| const activeStepStyle = useFormComponentStyles(visibleSteps[current]); | ||
| const { fontSize, fontFamily, fontWeight, color, height, minHeight, maxHeight, ...rest } = activeStepStyle.fullStyle; | ||
| const { styles } = useStyles({ styles: { ...model.allStyles.fullStyle, height: null, minHeight: null, maxHeight: null, width: null, minWidth: null, maxWidth: null, overflow: '', ...rest }, colors, activeStepStyle: activeStepStyle.fullStyle }); | ||
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Dimension & font properties are silently discarded
fontSize, fontFamily, fontWeight, color, height, minHeight, and maxHeight are destructured from activeStepStyle.fullStyle but never used afterwards.
That means step–specific typography / dimension overrides are lost, even though the wizard now explicitly supports per-step styles.
-const { fontSize, fontFamily, fontWeight, color, height, minHeight, maxHeight, ...rest } = activeStepStyle.fullStyle;
-const { styles } = useStyles({ styles: { ...model.allStyles.fullStyle, height: null, minHeight: null, maxHeight: null, width: null, minWidth: null, maxWidth: null, overflow: '', ...rest }, colors, activeStepStyle: activeStepStyle.fullStyle });
+const { styles } = useStyles({
+ styles: {
+ ...model.allStyles.fullStyle,
+ // Preserve explicit step overrides
+ ...activeStepStyle.fullStyle,
+ // strip only the dimension props we move elsewhere
+ height: null, minHeight: null, maxHeight: null,
+ width: null, minWidth: null, maxWidth: null,
+ overflow: '',
+ },
+ colors,
+ activeStepStyle: activeStepStyle.fullStyle,
+});This keeps typography overrides intact while still moving the dimension props.
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| const { primaryTextColor, secondaryTextColor, primaryBgColor, secondaryBgColor } = model; | |
| const colors = { primaryBgColor, secondaryBgColor, primaryTextColor, secondaryTextColor }; | |
| const activeStepStyle = useFormComponentStyles(visibleSteps[current]); | |
| const { fontSize, fontFamily, fontWeight, color, height, minHeight, maxHeight, ...rest } = activeStepStyle.fullStyle; | |
| const { styles } = useStyles({ styles: { ...model.allStyles.fullStyle, height: null, minHeight: null, maxHeight: null, width: null, minWidth: null, maxWidth: null, overflow: '', ...rest }, colors, activeStepStyle: activeStepStyle.fullStyle }); | |
| const { primaryTextColor, secondaryTextColor, primaryBgColor, secondaryBgColor } = model; | |
| const colors = { primaryBgColor, secondaryBgColor, primaryTextColor, secondaryTextColor }; | |
| const activeStepStyle = useFormComponentStyles(visibleSteps[current]); | |
| const { styles } = useStyles({ | |
| styles: { | |
| ...model.allStyles.fullStyle, | |
| // Preserve explicit step overrides | |
| ...activeStepStyle.fullStyle, | |
| // strip only the dimension props we move elsewhere | |
| height: null, minHeight: null, maxHeight: null, | |
| width: null, minWidth: null, maxWidth: null, | |
| overflow: '', | |
| }, | |
| colors, | |
| activeStepStyle: activeStepStyle.fullStyle, | |
| }); |
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In shesha-reactjs/src/designer-components/wizard/tabs.tsx around lines 42 to 47,
the destructured fontSize, fontFamily, fontWeight, color, height, minHeight, and
maxHeight from activeStepStyle.fullStyle are not used, causing step-specific
typography and dimension overrides to be lost. To fix this, include these
destructured properties when spreading styles into useStyles so that typography
and dimension overrides are preserved for each step.
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shesha-reactjs/src/designer-components/wizard/itemSettings.ts (2)
543-572: Consider using constants for repeated button type strings.The hidden properties use string literals for button types in multiple places. Consider extracting these to constants to improve maintainability.
+ // At the top of the file with other imports + const TEXT_BUTTON_TYPES = ["text", "link", "ghost"]; + const PRIMARY_BUTTON_TYPES = [...TEXT_BUTTON_TYPES, "primary"]; // Then in the component - hidden: { _code: 'return ["dashed","text", "link", "ghost"].includes(getSettingValue(data?.buttonType));', _mode: 'code', _value: false } as any, + hidden: { _code: 'return ["dashed", ...TEXT_BUTTON_TYPES].includes(getSettingValue(data?.buttonType));', _mode: 'code', _value: false } as any, // And later - hidden: { _code: 'return ["text", "link", "ghost", "primary"].includes(getSettingValue(data?.buttonType));', _mode: 'code', _value: false } as any, + hidden: { _code: 'return PRIMARY_BUTTON_TYPES.includes(getSettingValue(data?.buttonType));', _mode: 'code', _value: false } as any,
773-792: Consider adding description for Margin & Padding panel.The Margin & Padding panel could benefit from a short description explaining how these properties affect component spacing, especially for users less familiar with CSS box model concepts.
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shesha-reactjs/src/designer-components/wizard/itemSettings.ts (5)
3-5: Good addition of style utility imports.These imports support the new appearance tab functionality and bring in necessary styling options and utilities.
10-19: Good organization with unique IDs for styling panels.Creating dedicated nanoid variables for each styling panel improves code organization and ensures unique identifiers throughout the component tree.
45-459: Improved parent-child relationship with explicit parentId references.The changes consistently add parentId references to all components, creating a clearer component hierarchy. This improves maintainability by making parent-child relationships explicit.
474-829: Well-structured Appearance tab with comprehensive styling options.The new Appearance tab provides a robust set of styling options organized into logical collapsible panels (Font, Border, Background, Shadow, etc.). The implementation uses appropriate input types for each styling property and includes helpful placeholders and tooltips.
The conditional visibility for specific panels based on button or background types is well implemented with appropriate hidden properties.
655-693: Good approach with placeholder values in styling dropdowns.The use of placeholder values for background properties like size and position gives users clear defaults while keeping the interface clean.
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