Consolidate UI settings

[sid597]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Style
  • Refined the appearance of settings components by updating button styling, including an updated icon and a minimalist design.
  • Reorganized the layout for attribute labels and inputs to enhance visual clarity.
  • Upgraded toggle controls by replacing checkboxes with sleek switch components for a more intuitive settings experience.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

Multiple settings components have been updated. In the DefaultFilters component, the button’s layout and properties were modified by removing the justify-end class, changing the icon from "add" to "plus", removing the intent property, and adding the minimal property. The NodeAttributes component now features a restructured JSX layout with adjusted label styling. In HomePersonalSettings and QuerySettings, the Checkbox components were replaced with Switch components, while preserving the same event handling and default settings. No public API declarations were altered.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
apps/roam/.../DefaultFilters.tsx	Updated button layout: removed justify-end; icon changed "add" → "plus"; removed intent; added minimal property.
apps/roam/.../DiscourseNodeAttributes.tsx	Restructured JSX: adjusted label styling and placement; wrapped InputGroup in a new div for improved alignment.
apps/roam/.../HomePersonalSettings.tsx apps/roam/.../QuerySettings.tsx	Replaced Checkbox with Switch components for settings toggles; maintained event handling and defaultChecked values.

Suggested reviewers

• mdroidian

Poem

I’m a hopping rabbit in a code-filled glen,
Celebrating tweaks from den to pen.
Buttons now flash a “plus” instead of old “add”,
And switches gleam where checkboxes once had.
With a twitch of my nose and a joyful cheer,
I nibble on bugs and code, so dear!
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[mdroidian]

Just missed the Canvas switch. Change that and we should be good.