fix(alert): adapt to Alert Components#4120
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WalkthroughThese changes introduce responsive styling for alerts by replacing the adaptation module with a new responsive module in the theme package. A new responsive.less file is created to handle small-screen alert styling, with corresponding CSS custom properties added to the vars.less file for title font size and text color adjustments. Changes
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packages/theme/src/alert/vars.less (1)
117-119: Variable naming may be misleading for intended usage.The variable
--tv-Alert-title-adapt-text-colorsuggests it's for the title, but inresponsive.less(line 16) it's applied to the description element (.@{alert-prefix-cls}__description). Consider either:
- Renaming to a more generic name like
--tv-Alert-content-adapt-text-coloror--tv-Alert-desc-adapt-text-color, or- Adding a separate variable for description if both title and description need different colors
♻️ Suggested rename if this variable is for description
// 适配小屏定义-adapt- --tv-Alert-title-adapt-font-size: var(--tv-font-size-md, 14px); - --tv-Alert-title-adapt-text-color: var(--tv-color-text, `#191919`); + --tv-Alert-desc-adapt-text-color: var(--tv-color-text, `#191919`);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@packages/theme/src/alert/vars.less` around lines 117 - 119, The variable --tv-Alert-title-adapt-text-color is misnamed because responsive.less applies it to .@{alert-prefix-cls}__description; update the variable naming or add a new one: either rename --tv-Alert-title-adapt-text-color to a generic --tv-Alert-content-adapt-text-color (or --tv-Alert-desc-adapt-text-color) and update usages in responsive.less, or create a new variable --tv-Alert-desc-adapt-text-color and use that in responsive.less while keeping --tv-Alert-title-adapt-text-color for the title; ensure the chosen symbol names match across vars.less and responsive.less (e.g., --tv-Alert-desc-adapt-text-color and .@{alert-prefix-cls}__description).
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Inline comments:
In `@packages/theme/src/alert/responsive.less`:
- Around line 15-17: The .@{alert-prefix-cls}__description rule is using the
title-specific variable --tv-Alert-title-adapt-text-color; confirm intent and
either (A) if description should share the title color, rename the variable in
vars.less to a generic name like --tv-Alert-adapt-text-color and update all
usages (including the title rule) to that new name, or (B) if description needs
a distinct color, add a new variable (e.g.,
--tv-Alert-description-adapt-text-color) in vars.less and change
.@{alert-prefix-cls}__description to use that new variable; update any related
references to keep naming consistent.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@packages/theme/src/alert/vars.less`:
- Around line 117-119: The variable --tv-Alert-title-adapt-text-color is
misnamed because responsive.less applies it to
.@{alert-prefix-cls}__description; update the variable naming or add a new one:
either rename --tv-Alert-title-adapt-text-color to a generic
--tv-Alert-content-adapt-text-color (or --tv-Alert-desc-adapt-text-color) and
update usages in responsive.less, or create a new variable
--tv-Alert-desc-adapt-text-color and use that in responsive.less while keeping
--tv-Alert-title-adapt-text-color for the title; ensure the chosen symbol names
match across vars.less and responsive.less (e.g.,
--tv-Alert-desc-adapt-text-color and .@{alert-prefix-cls}__description).
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packages/theme/src/adaptation-index.lesspackages/theme/src/alert/responsive.lesspackages/theme/src/alert/vars.less
| .@{alert-prefix-cls}__description { | ||
| color: var(--tv-Alert-title-adapt-text-color); | ||
| } |
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Description element uses title-named variable - verify this is intentional.
The description element is styled with --tv-Alert-title-adapt-text-color, which is semantically named for the title. If this is intentional (same color for both), consider renaming the variable in vars.less to be more generic (e.g., --tv-Alert-adapt-text-color).
If description should have a different color, a separate variable should be used.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
In `@packages/theme/src/alert/responsive.less` around lines 15 - 17, The
.@{alert-prefix-cls}__description rule is using the title-specific variable
--tv-Alert-title-adapt-text-color; confirm intent and either (A) if description
should share the title color, rename the variable in vars.less to a generic name
like --tv-Alert-adapt-text-color and update all usages (including the title
rule) to that new name, or (B) if description needs a distinct color, add a new
variable (e.g., --tv-Alert-description-adapt-text-color) in vars.less and change
.@{alert-prefix-cls}__description to use that new variable; update any related
references to keep naming consistent.
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