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fix:UI检视意见修改

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• Style
  • Removed horizontal padding from the main layout wrapper for a cleaner appearance.
  • Eliminated bottom margin styles from form components for a more streamlined layout.
  • Removed fixed height and scroll styling from the form step view to simplify scrolling behavior.

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Walkthrough

This update removes specific CSS classes and scoped style blocks from several Vue components. Horizontal padding classes are eliminated from a layout wrapper, and LESS style blocks applying margins to .tiny-row elements are deleted from two form-related components. Additionally, a scroll-related CSS class is removed from a form step component.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
template/tinyvue/src/layout/default-layout.vue	Removed horizontal padding classes (pl-[10px], pr-[10px]) from a wrapper <div>.
template/tinyvue/src/views/form/step/components/coach-form.vue template/tinyvue/src/views/user/setting/components/set-from.vue	Deleted scoped LESS style blocks applying bottom margin to .tiny-row elements.
template/tinyvue/src/views/form/step/index.vue	Removed .form-scroll CSS class from the scoped style section.

Poem

A hop and a skip, some styles swept away,
Margins and paddings no longer hold sway.
Rows stand closer, the scroll takes a rest,
In the garden of code, we tidy our nest.
With lighter CSS, we leap to the sun—
A rabbit’s work is never quite done! 🐇✨

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

template/tinyvue/src/layout/default-layout.vue (1)

11-14: Removal of pl-[10px] pr-[10px] risks edge-to-edge content

Horizontal padding was stripped from the main content wrapper. On wide screens the first column of content may now butt up against the left menu shadow and the scrollbar on the right, which looks cramped and can clip box-shadows.

If this was intentional, ignore. Otherwise, re-add padding via utility classes or a layout-wide CSS var so styling stays consistent:

-<div class="text-[#ccc] bg-[#f5f6f7] flex-1 h-[calc(100vh-60px)]"
+<div class="text-[#ccc] bg-[#f5f6f7] flex-1 h-[calc(100vh-60px)] pl-[10px] pr-[10px]"

(or a LESS variable if utilities are being phased out).
Test in collapsed and expanded menu modes to confirm nothing overlaps.

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📒 Files selected for processing (4)

• template/tinyvue/src/layout/default-layout.vue (1 hunks)
• template/tinyvue/src/views/form/step/components/coach-form.vue (1 hunks)
• template/tinyvue/src/views/form/step/index.vue (0 hunks)
• template/tinyvue/src/views/user/setting/components/set-from.vue (0 hunks)

💤 Files with no reviewable changes (2)

• template/tinyvue/src/views/user/setting/components/set-from.vue
• template/tinyvue/src/views/form/step/index.vue

🔇 Additional comments (1)

template/tinyvue/src/views/form/step/components/coach-form.vue (1)

220-224: Confirm layout after dropping the scoped .tiny-row margin rule

The scoped <style> block that previously set margin-bottom: 15px for every .tiny-row is now gone.
Every <tiny-row> inside this form is stacked vertically, so the visual spacing between the two row blocks (lines 12-61 and 63-108) now depends entirely on the default styles coming from @opentiny/vue. On several themes that default is 0, which can lead to the two blocks sticking together.

Before merging, open the page and ensure the two row groups still have the intended vertical gap on all supported themes / break-points. If the gap is gone, consider:

+<tiny-row :flex="true" class="mb-[15px]">

or use the grid’s native gutter prop for a cleaner solution.