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官网要增加一个副标题 为 search-box 输入框,添加正确的响应式位置。

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    • Introduced a new responsive adjustment for screens wider than 1150px. The search box now positions further to the left, ensuring an improved layout when subtitles are displayed.

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The changes introduce a new media query targeting screens wider than 1150px in the CSS file. This query modifies the position of the .search-box element by setting its left property to 360px with an !important declaration, ensuring it overrides previous styles. The existing styles for the .search-box and other elements remain unchanged.

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examples/sites/src/style.css Added a new media query @media screen and (min-width: 1150px) that sets the .search-box element’s left property to 360px with !important.

Possibly related PRs

  • docs: optimize algolia search style #2605: The changes in this PR modify the positioning of the .search-box element in the same CSS file, indicating a direct relationship in their adjustments.
  • fix: fix search box style #2630: This PR relates to the adjustments made to the .search-box element's styling for larger screens, similar to the modifications in the main PR.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
examples/sites/src/style.css (3)

31-36: Consider alternatives to !important and standardize comments.

A few suggestions to improve the code:

  1. Instead of using !important, consider increasing selector specificity
  2. Add English translation for comments to improve accessibility
  3. Consider aligning the breakpoint with a standard responsive design system

Here's a suggested improvement:

-/** 大屏幕时,有副标题的占位,所以向后移除 */
+/** Position adjustment for screens with subtitle (large screens) */
 @media screen and (min-width: 1150px){
-  .search-box{
-    left: 340px!important;
+  /* Increase specificity to avoid !important */
+  .tinyui-design-header .search-box{
+    left: 340px;
   }
 }

73-87: Standardize responsive breakpoints and document the design system.

The current responsive design uses three different breakpoints (1150px, 814px, 768px) without clear documentation of when each should be used. Consider:

  1. Standardizing breakpoints to match common device sizes
  2. Documenting the responsive design system
  3. Ensuring continuous coverage across all screen sizes

Consider creating a responsive design system documentation that outlines:

  • Standard breakpoints and their use cases
  • Layout behavior at each breakpoint
  • Component positioning guidelines

38-43: Consider a more flexible positioning approach.

The current implementation uses fixed pixel values for positioning, which might not scale well with:

  • Different subtitle lengths
  • Content translations
  • Dynamic content changes

Consider using:

  • Relative units (em/rem) for positioning
  • Flexbox or Grid for layout
  • CSS custom properties for maintainable values

Example approach:

 .search-box {
   position: absolute;
   z-index: 1000;
   top: 12px;
-  left: 210px;
+  /* Use CSS custom property for maintainable positioning */
+  left: var(--search-box-offset, 13.125rem);
 }
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@shenjunjian shenjunjian changed the title [WIP] fix(site): add the correct responsive position for .search-box fix(site): add the correct responsive position for .search-box Feb 17, 2025
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@zzcr zzcr merged commit 5b311f2 into opentiny:dev Feb 17, 2025
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@shenjunjian shenjunjian deleted the dev-fix-header-docsearch-left branch March 10, 2025 11:35
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