appearance settings changes #189
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WalkthroughThe changes primarily focus on the visual aspects of the application, adjusting font sizes, spacing, and other appearance settings across various components. The modifications are made in JSX code, a custom hook for styles, and Redux reducer for settings. Changes
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Files selected (7)
- app/chapter/[chapterNumber]/(chapter)/chapter-page.tsx (1)
- components/Shared/Settings.tsx (1)
- components/Verse/Commentary.tsx (2)
- components/Verse/Translation.tsx (2)
- components/Verse/Verse.tsx (4)
- hooks/useMyStyles.ts (2)
- redux/reducers/settings.ts (1)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (2)
- components/Shared/Settings.tsx
- components/Verse/Verse.tsx
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| <div | ||
| className={classNames( | ||
| "font-inter dark:bg-dark-bg", | ||
| `bg-${styles.backgroundColor}` | ||
| )} | ||
| > |
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The dynamic class name bg-${styles.backgroundColor} might not work as expected if the value of styles.backgroundColor is not a valid Tailwind CSS color. If styles.backgroundColor can be an arbitrary color, consider using inline styles instead.
- `bg-${styles.backgroundColor}`
+ style={{ backgroundColor: styles.backgroundColor }}| @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ function useMyStyles() { | |||
| fontSize: { | |||
| heading: "text-4xl", | |||
| subHeading1: "text-intro", | |||
| subHeading2: "text-paragraph", | |||
| subHeading2: "text-xl", | |||
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The change from "text-paragraph" to "text-xl" for subHeading2 might cause inconsistency in the appearance of subheadings across the application. Ensure that this change aligns with the overall design system and doesn't create visual discrepancies.
- subHeading2: "text-xl",
+ subHeading2: "text-paragraph",| subHeading2: "text-paragraph", | ||
| para: "text-base", |
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The changes in font sizes for subHeading2 and para could potentially impact readability. Make sure these changes are tested thoroughly for different screen sizes and devices to ensure a consistent user experience.
- subHeading2: "text-paragraph",
- para: "text-base",
+ subHeading2: "text-xl",
+ para: "text-md",| styles.fontSize.heading, | ||
| styles.lineHeight |
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The addition of styles.lineHeight to the className is a good move for better control over the appearance. However, it's important to ensure that styles.lineHeight is always defined and has a valid CSS class value to prevent potential styling issues.
<h1
className={classNames(
"font-extrabold dark:text-gray-50",
+ styles.fontSize.heading,
+ styles.lineHeight
)}
>
Translation| styles.fontSize.para, | ||
| styles.lineHeight |
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Similar to the previous comment, the addition of styles.lineHeight is a good move for better control over the appearance. Again, make sure that styles.lineHeight is always defined and has a valid CSS class value to prevent potential styling issues.
<p
className={classNames(
"mt-6 mx-auto text-justify dark:text-gray-50 ",
+ styles.fontSize.para,
+ styles.lineHeight
)}
>
{translationData[0].description}| styles.fontSize.heading, | ||
| styles.lineHeight |
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The addition of styles.lineHeight to the className of the h1 tag is a good change as it allows for dynamic control over the line height. However, please ensure that styles.lineHeight always has a valid value and does not break the layout if undefined or null.
<h1
className={classNames(
"font-extrabold dark:text-gray-50",
+ styles.fontSize.heading,
+ styles.lineHeight
)}
>
Commentary| styles.fontSize.para, | ||
| styles.lineHeight |
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Similar to the previous comment, the addition of styles.lineHeight to the className of the paragraph tag is a good change as it allows for dynamic control over the line height. Again, please ensure that styles.lineHeight always has a valid value and does not break the layout if undefined or null.
key={paragraph}
className={classNames(
"mt-6 mx-auto text-justify dark:text-gray-50 whitespace-pre-wrap",
+ styles.fontSize.para,
+ styles.lineHeight
)}
>
{paragraph}
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Summary by CodeRabbit
Refactor:
ChapterPage,Settings,Commentary,Translation,Versecomponents for better user experience.useMyStyleshook to improve readability."large"to"medium"for a more balanced layout.