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src/components/Global/IframeWrapper/index.tsx (1)
50-54: Excellent addition of the close button.The new close button at the bottom of the iframe directly addresses the PR's main objective. It provides a clear and accessible way for users to close the iframe, solving the issue with the hidden modal close button.
For improved accessibility, consider adding an aria-label to the button:
- <button className="btn-purple w-full" onClick={onClose}> + <button className="btn-purple w-full" onClick={onClose} aria-label="Close iframe">This change will help screen reader users better understand the button's purpose.
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40-49: Improved layout and styling for better user experience.The new JSX structure with a flex layout and additional styling for the iframe wrapper enhances the visual presentation of the component. This change aligns well with the PR objectives of improving the user experience.
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1-62: Overall excellent improvements to the IframeWrapper component.The changes made to this component successfully address the PR objectives:
- The new close button provides a clear way for users to close the iframe, solving the issue with the hidden modal close button.
- The improved layout and styling enhance the visual presentation of the component.
- The removal of the unused
modalTitleprop keeps the component's API clean.These changes significantly improve the user experience and the component's functionality. Great work!
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4-11: Removal of unusedmodalTitleprop.The
modalTitleprop has been correctly removed from the component's interface, which is consistent with the structural changes made to the component. This helps keep the component's API clean.To ensure this change doesn't break any existing code, please run the following script to check for any remaining usage of
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Looks good on desktop, but since we should develop mobile first:
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src/components/Global/IframeWrapper/index.tsx (4)
35-42: LGTM! Consider using Tailwind's z-index scale for consistency.The changes to the Modal component props improve the styling and ensure the iframe appears above other elements. The responsive design and overlay styling enhance the user experience.
Consider using Tailwind's z-index scale for consistency:
-className="z-[1000001]" +className="z-[9999]"This maintains the high z-index while aligning with Tailwind's conventions.
46-50: Good addition for mobile UX. Consider sentence case for button text.The addition of a close button for small screens improves the mobile user experience, addressing the issue raised in the PR objectives.
Consider using sentence case for the button text to align with common UI practices:
- CLOSE + CloseThis makes the text less aggressive while maintaining clarity.
51-59: Good improvements to iframe styling and security. Consider dynamic height for better responsiveness.The changes to the iframe and its container improve the overall appearance and security of the component. The sandbox attribute is well-configured to allow necessary interactions while maintaining security.
Consider using a dynamic height calculation for better responsiveness across different screen sizes:
-<div className="h-[550px] overflow-hidden rounded-sm sm:h-[500px] sm:border sm:border-black"> +<div className="h-[calc(100vh-200px)] max-h-[550px] min-h-[300px] overflow-hidden rounded-sm sm:border sm:border-black">This change allows the iframe to adjust its height based on the viewport, providing a better experience on various devices while maintaining reasonable minimum and maximum heights.
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1-71: Summary: Good improvements, but consider addressing feedback on button placementOverall, the changes to the
IframeWrappercomponent significantly improve its functionality and appearance. The addition of close buttons for both mobile and desktop views addresses the main objective of the PR. However, there are a few points to consider:
- The placement of the close button conflicts with the feedback provided in the PR comments. Consider moving it to the top for better mobile UX.
- Some minor improvements in styling and responsiveness have been suggested, such as using Tailwind's z-index scale and implementing a dynamic height for the iframe container.
- The removal of padding around the iframe, as suggested in the PR comments, should be evaluated for its impact on the overall design.
Please review the suggestions made in the previous comments and consider implementing them to further enhance the component's usability and consistency across different devices.
To ensure a consistent approach across the application, consider creating a reusable
CloseButtoncomponent that can be easily positioned and styled according to the specific needs of each use case. This would promote consistency and make it easier to implement future changes to the close button behavior or appearance throughout the application.
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60-64:⚠️ Potential issueConsider relocating the close button for better mobile UX.
While the addition of a close button for larger screens improves the desktop experience, its placement at the bottom conflicts with the feedback provided by Hugo0 in the PR comments.
To address this, consider:
- Moving the close button to the top of the iframe for both mobile and desktop views.
- Adjusting the padding around the iframe as suggested in the feedback.
Here's a potential implementation:
- <div className="flex flex-col gap-2 p-0 sm:p-5"> - <div className="w-full sm:hidden"> - <button className="btn-purple w-full rounded-none" onClick={onClose}> - CLOSE - </button> - </div> + <div className="flex flex-col gap-2 p-0"> + <div className="w-full"> + <button className="btn-purple w-full rounded-none sm:rounded-t-md" onClick={onClose}> + Close + </button> + </div> <div className="h-[550px] overflow-hidden rounded-sm sm:h-[500px] sm:border sm:border-black"> <iframe src={src} allow="camera;" style={{ ...style, width: '100%', height: '100%', border: 'none' }} className="rounded-md" sandbox="allow-same-origin allow-scripts allow-forms allow-popups allow-modals allow-top-navigation-by-user-activation" /> </div> - <div className="hidden w-full sm:flex"> - <button className="btn-purple w-full" onClick={onClose}> - Close - </button> - </div> </div>This change addresses the feedback by:
- Placing the close button at the top for all screen sizes.
- Removing the extra padding around the iframe.
- Maintaining a consistent close button across all devices.
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ok we're getting into ridiculous z-index ranges ahahhhahahahha
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The IFrame own closing button was clashing with the modal closing button, that's probably why it was set to "hidden". But there was no way clear way to close it other than clicking out. Added a close button at the bottom
