feat(nav-menu): [nav-menu] updata nav-menu xdesign #2335
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WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request involve modifications to the styling of the navigation menu in two key files: Changes
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packages/theme/src/nav-menu/vars.less (3)
35-35: LGTM: Box shadow enhancementThe change from
--tv-shadow-2-downto--tv-shadow-3-downfor the popmenu box shadow is appropriate. This likely enhances the visual depth of the dropdown menu, improving its visibility and user experience.
47-48: LGTM: New text height propertyThe addition of
--tv-NavMenu-popmenu-text-heightusingvar(--tv-size-height-md)is a good improvement. This new property will help maintain consistent text height in the popmenu, enhancing the overall layout consistency of the navigation menu.
53-54: LGTM: New properties for text color and border radiusThe additions of
--tv-NavMenu-popmenu-text-color-normaland--tv-NavMenu-popmenu-box-radiusare good improvements:
--tv-NavMenu-popmenu-text-color-normalprovides a specific color for normal text in the popmenu, enhancing color consistency.--tv-NavMenu-popmenu-box-radiusallows for easy customization of the popmenu's border radius.Both properties use existing variables, maintaining consistency with the design system.
Also applies to: 69-70
packages/theme/src/nav-menu/index.less (7)
132-134: LGTM: Improved visual styling for pop-up menuThe addition of
margin-topand border-radius properties enhances the visual separation and consistency of the pop-up menu. The use of CSS variables (--tv-NavMenu-popmenu-box-radius) allows for easy theming and maintenance.
224-224: LGTM: Improved spacing for full-width sub-menuThe addition of vertical padding (32px) to the full-width sub-menu enhances the layout and potentially improves readability. This change maintains the existing horizontal padding.
Please verify the visual impact of this change across different screen sizes to ensure it doesn't cause any unintended layout issues.
233-233: LGTM: Improved indentation for group itemsThe addition of a 10px left margin to the
.groupclass enhances the visual hierarchy within the sub-menu, potentially improving readability.Please ensure this change doesn't cause any misalignment with other elements in the menu structure, especially in different viewport sizes.
241-242: LGTM: Improved consistency and spacing in menu itemsThe use of the
--tv-NavMenu-popmenu-text-heightvariable for height and line-height properties ensures consistency across different elements. The addition of a 4px margin-top to.sub-itemimproves vertical spacing between items.Please verify the visual impact of these changes, especially the spacing between items, to ensure they provide the desired improvement in readability and overall layout.
Also applies to: 265-267
282-282: LGTM: Consistent text color for sub-item statesThe use of the
--tv-NavMenu-popmenu-text-colorvariable for hover and active states of.sub-itemensures color consistency and easier theming.Please verify that the chosen color provides sufficient contrast in all states (normal, hover, active) to ensure accessibility, especially against the background color defined by
--tv-NavMenu-popmenu-more-item-active-bg-color.Also applies to: 288-288
294-294: LGTM: Introduced specific color variable for normal stateThe use of
--tv-NavMenu-popmenu-text-color-normalfor the normal state of span and a elements within.sub-itemallows for more granular control over the color scheme.Please ensure that:
- The
--tv-NavMenu-popmenu-text-color-normalvariable is properly defined in thevars.lessfile.- The color provides sufficient contrast against the background for accessibility.
- There's a smooth transition between normal, hover, and active states.
317-324: LGTM: Enhanced interaction states for sub-itemsThe addition of hover, active, and :active pseudo-classes for span and a elements within
.sub-itemprovides more granular control over the appearance in different interaction states. The consistent use of--tv-NavMenu-popmenu-text-colorensures visual cohesion.Please ensure that:
- The color changes between normal, hover, and active states are visually distinct and noticeable to users.
- The interaction states are consistent with the overall design language of the application.
- The changes don't introduce any accessibility issues, particularly in terms of color contrast.
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35-35: LGTM. Consider updating documentation.The change from
--tv-shadow-2-downto--tv-shadow-3-downfor the pop-up menu's box shadow is approved. This likely enhances the visual depth of the menu.Consider updating the component's documentation to reflect this visual change if it's significant enough to be noticeable by users or developers.
47-48: LGTM. New variables enhance customization. Update documentation.The addition of
--tv-NavMenu-popmenu-text-heightand--tv-NavMenu-popmenu-text-color-normalvariables is approved. These provide more granular control over the pop-up menu's appearance while maintaining consistency with the design system.Please update the component's documentation to include these new customization options, helping developers understand and utilize these new variables effectively.
Also applies to: 53-54
69-70: LGTM. New border radius variable enhances customization. Update documentation.The addition of
--tv-NavMenu-popmenu-box-radiusis approved. It provides an easy way to customize the pop-up menu's border radius while maintaining consistency with the design system.Please update the component's documentation to include this new customization option, helping developers understand how to adjust the pop-up menu's border radius if needed.
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packages/theme/src/nav-menu/index.less (7)
132-134: Improved visual styling for popmenuThe addition of a small margin and rounded bottom corners enhances the visual separation and softens the appearance of the popmenu. The use of a CSS variable for the border radius is a good practice for maintaining consistency and ease of theming.
233-233: Added left margin to sub-menu groupsThe addition of a 10px left margin to the
.groupclass within sub-menus improves the visual separation between groups, enhancing readability and organization.
241-242: Standardized height for sub-menu titlesThe addition of consistent
heightandline-heightproperties to sub-menu titles improves visual consistency. The use of a CSS variable (--tv-NavMenu-popmenu-text-height) allows for easy theme-wide adjustments.
265-267: Improved consistency and spacing for sub-itemsThe changes to the
.sub-itemclass enhance visual consistency and readability:
- Consistent height and line-height using the
--tv-NavMenu-popmenu-text-heightvariable.- Added 4px top margin for better vertical separation between items.
These modifications contribute to a more polished and readable navigation menu.
282-282: Enhanced color management for sub-item statesThe color changes for various states of sub-items (normal, hover, active) now use distinct CSS variables. This modification:
- Allows for more granular control over the color scheme.
- Improves theme consistency.
- Facilitates easier global color adjustments.
These changes contribute to a more maintainable and flexible theming system.
Also applies to: 288-289, 294-294
317-324: Improved interaction feedback for sub-item linksThe addition of hover and active states for
spanandaelements within sub-items enhances user experience by providing clear visual feedback during interactions. These changes:
- Ensure consistent behavior for both
spanandaelements.- Maintain color consistency by using the same CSS variables as parent elements.
- Improve accessibility by providing clear state indicators.
These enhancements contribute to a more responsive and user-friendly navigation menu.
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1-424: Summary of nav-menu styling improvementsThe changes made to the nav-menu styling in this file collectively enhance the component's visual consistency, spacing, and user interaction feedback. Key improvements include:
- Better visual separation for the popmenu.
- Consistent height and spacing for sub-menu titles and items.
- Enhanced color management for different interaction states.
- Improved hover and active states for sub-item links.
The extensive use of CSS variables maintains flexibility for theming and ensures consistency across the component. These changes contribute to a more polished, accessible, and user-friendly navigation menu.
To ensure these changes don't introduce any regressions:
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Review the results to verify that the nav-menu is rendered correctly in different contexts.
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nav-menu component usage verified across the codebase
All instances of the nav-menu component were found, and no removed or replaced usages were detected. The styling changes maintain consistency across all usage points.
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