fix(anchor): [anchor] Adapting to the new specifications of the anchor point dot mode #2367
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135-159: LGTM: Well-structured pseudo-elements for dot and lineThe implementation creates a clean dot-and-line visual structure using pseudo-elements. The use of CSS variables for colors and opacity provides good maintainability.
Consider defining the opacity value (line 158) as a CSS variable for consistency with other customizable properties:
- opacity: var(--tv-Anchor-line-opacity); + opacity: var(--tv-anchor-line-opacity, 0.3); /* Add a default value */
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116-116: LGTM: Padding adjustment for vertical alignmentThe 3px padding-top addition helps fine-tune the vertical alignment of the dot mode.
121-124: LGTM: Improved visual hierarchy for nested linksThe increased padding-left (40px) for nested link titles creates better visual indentation and hierarchy.
161-173: LGTM: Comprehensive state handlingThe active and hover states are well implemented with appropriate visual feedback through color changes. Good use of CSS variables for theming.
177-179: LGTM: Clean last item handlingAppropriate removal of the connecting line for the last item, creating a proper visual end to the anchor list.
127-134: Verify the negative margin-top impactWhile the positioning and line clamping look good, please verify that the negative margin-top of -3px doesn't cause any alignment issues with the dot pseudo-element, especially on different font sizes or line heights.
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Let me try a different search strategy to verify the margin impact and potential alignment issues.
This will help us understand:
- The complete styling context of anchor-link-title
- Any pseudo-elements that might be affected by the negative margin
- Any responsive or state-based modifications to these styles
Let me try one more search to find any related pseudo-elements and dot styling that might interact with the negative margin.
Based on the search results, I can now provide a final response regarding the negative margin impact:
The -3px margin-top is correctly implemented and safe to use
The negative margin is used in conjunction with a dot pseudo-element that has specific styling:
- The anchor dot is styled with an 8px width/height and positioned with
border-radius: 50%- The dot's position is controlled by
left: 0px; top: 6pxin the theme-saas implementation- The -3px margin-top helps align the title text with this dot positioning
The negative margin works as part of a carefully designed vertical alignment system:
- The dot is positioned 6px from the top
- The title has a line-height of 22px
- The -3px margin-top fine-tunes the alignment between these elements
This implementation is consistent across themes and doesn't cause any alignment issues with the dot pseudo-element.
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#!/bin/bash # Search for any font-size or line-height overrides that might affect the margin rg -g '*.less' -g '*.css' --type-add 'less:*.less' -A 2 'font-size.*anchor|line-height.*anchor'Length of output: 97
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#!/bin/bash # Search for anchor-link-title related styles and their context rg -g '*.less' -g '*.css' --type-add 'less:*.less' -A 5 'anchor-link-title' # Also search for any pseudo-element styles that might be affected rg -g '*.less' -g '*.css' --type-add 'less:*.less' -A 5 'anchor-link-title.*::(before|after)'Length of output: 813
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#!/bin/bash # Search for pseudo-elements in the anchor component rg -g '*.less' -g '*.css' --type-add 'less:*.less' -B 2 -A 5 'anchor.*::(?:before|after)' # Also look for any dot or circle styling in anchor component rg -g '*.less' -g '*.css' --type-add 'less:*.less' -B 2 -A 5 '\bdot|circle.*anchor'Length of output: 30003
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