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  • Update sidebar items font weight from 450 -> 550 default and on active 600

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  • packages/nc-gui/components/dashboard/Sidebar/TopSection.vue (2 hunks)
  • packages/nc-gui/components/dashboard/Sidebar/UserInfo.vue (1 hunks)
  • packages/nc-gui/components/dashboard/TreeView/ProjectNode.vue (2 hunks)
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  • packages/nc-gui/components/dashboard/TreeView/ViewsNode.vue (2 hunks)
  • packages/nc-gui/components/general/Gift.vue (1 hunks)
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The pull request introduces styling modifications across several Vue components in the nc-gui package, focusing on font weight and text styling enhancements. The changes involve updating class attributes and inline styles to adjust font weights, improving visual distinction and consistency. These modifications target components in the dashboard sidebar, tree view, and project navigation, enhancing the overall visual presentation without altering core functionality.

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File Change Summary
packages/nc-gui/components/dashboard/Sidebar.vue Added font-medium class to a <div> element and introduced .nc-sidebar-bottom-section class in scoped styles.
packages/nc-gui/components/dashboard/Sidebar/Feed.vue Removed !font-normal class from NcButton, adjusted padding values, and modified internal structure for layout.
packages/nc-gui/components/dashboard/Sidebar/TopSection.vue Removed !font-normal from WorkspaceCreateProjectBtn and updated .nc-sidebar-top-button to !font-medium.
packages/nc-gui/components/dashboard/TreeView/ProjectNode.vue Added :style binding to input elements with fontWeight: 'inherit'.
packages/nc-gui/components/dashboard/TreeView/TableNode.vue Changed title span class from text-brand-600 !font-medium to text-brand-600 font-semibold.
packages/nc-gui/components/dashboard/TreeView/ViewsNode.vue Updated font weight from font-medium to font-semibold and added fontWeight: 'inherit' inline style.
packages/nc-gui/components/dashboard/Sidebar/BeforeUserInfo.vue Updated empty <span> element to include class "hidden".
packages/nc-gui/components/dashboard/Sidebar/UserInfo.vue Removed py-0.9 and pr-2 classes, modified <NcTooltip> class, and simplified nested <template #title>.
packages/nc-gui/components/general/Gift.vue Adjusted logic for gift banner visibility and modified CSS classes for visual enhancements.
packages/nc-gui/components/smartsheet/column/EditOrAdd.vue Added a trailing comma to an object in the reloadMetaAndData function for consistent coding style.

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packages/nc-gui/components/dashboard/Sidebar/TopSection.vue (1)

126-126: Confirm that !font-medium meets the new desired weight target.

In Tailwind, font-medium typically maps to a font weight of 500. However, PR objectives mention 550 or 600 for active states. If you need a bolder look, consider !font-semibold to align with the objective of “from 450 to 550, and 600 on active.” Otherwise, this is an acceptable move away from !font-normal.

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  • packages/nc-gui/components/dashboard/TreeView/ProjectNode.vue (2 hunks)
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packages/nc-gui/components/dashboard/Sidebar/Feed.vue (1)

19-19: Confirm consistent font weight application.

Removing !font-normal helps rely on the default or inherited font style. Ensure this aligns with the new desired font weight (450 → 550 or active 600) described in the PR objectives. If you need a specific weight beyond normal or medium, be sure to apply the correct utility class (e.g., !font-medium or !font-semibold) for consistency with the rest of the sidebar items.

packages/nc-gui/components/dashboard/Sidebar/TopSection.vue (1)

114-114: Verify uniform styling across all sidebar buttons.

You removed !font-normal here, which may fallback to parent or default styling. If the intent is to increase the font weight consistently for all items (e.g., 550 or 600), ensure the applied utility classes match those in other components for a unified look.

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@o1lab o1lab force-pushed the nc-fix/update-sidebar-item-font-weight branch from 116095a to 6774479 Compare December 24, 2024 10:10
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packages/nc-gui/components/dashboard/Sidebar/UserInfo.vue (3)

73-73: Consider specifying a font weight to align with the PR objective.
The PR mentions updating default font weight from 450 to 550, but this class only contains color and hover styles. If you intend to emphasize or highlight this user info similarly to other sidebar items, consider adding something like font-[550] or font-semibold.


79-79: Use computed property or shared method for conditional display logic.
The expression {{ name ? name : user?.email }} is repeated. Consider extracting it into a computed property for reusability and to avoid duplication.


82-82: Duplicate text might confuse users.
Displaying the same text inside and outside the tooltip could be redundant. If the tooltip text is intended to supplement or differ from the visible text, adjusting it might clarify its purpose.

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  • packages/nc-gui/components/dashboard/TreeView/ProjectNode.vue (2 hunks)
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packages/nc-gui/components/general/Gift.vue (2)

87-87: Check for alignment with container spacing.

Using @apply p-3; is fine for card padding. Ensure this spacing remains consistent with adjacent elements and text alignment, especially if other UI elements use a different spacing scale.


85-85: Ensure consistency across UI design guidelines.

The addition of the rounded-lg class is a good visual enhancement. However, please confirm this aligns consistently with the rest of the project’s border-radius guidelines for card-like components to maintain a uniform look and feel.

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Border radius usage is consistent with design guidelines

Based on the codebase analysis, the usage of rounded-lg is consistent across card-like and interactive UI components. The class is widely used for:

  • Form inputs and textareas
  • Buttons and interactive elements
  • Cards and panels
  • Dropdowns and popover menus
  • Modal dialogs
  • Table containers

The addition of rounded-lg to the Gift component aligns with the established design pattern where container elements with background colors and hover states use this border radius value.

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packages/nc-gui/components/dashboard/Sidebar/UserInfo.vue (3)

68-68: Clarify border usage or apply a border class explicitly.
Although border-gray-200 is specified, there is no corresponding border style or thickness class (border or border-b). Verify whether this is intentional or if you want to show an actual border here.


70-70: Good use of alignment classes.
Using flex items-center justify-between for alignment is straightforward and ensures consistent positioning across different screen sizes.


77-77: Ensure tooltip behavior is intended.
The show-on-truncate-only prop might hide the tooltip for short names or emails. If the goal is to always show the tooltip, consider removing or conditionally applying this class.

@o1lab o1lab force-pushed the nc-fix/update-sidebar-item-font-weight branch 6 times, most recently from 9ef0f88 to 58359f4 Compare December 25, 2024 11:44
@o1lab o1lab force-pushed the nc-fix/update-sidebar-item-font-weight branch from 58359f4 to c1816d3 Compare December 25, 2024 13:44
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