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    • Removed legacy dropdown checklist styles, impacting the appearance of dropdown elements.
    • Updated background colors to a transparent theme for a cleaner, more modern interface.
    • Refined dialog button structures and hover effects to enhance interaction.
    • Adjusted sidebar notification appearances and loading indicators for improved visual clarity.

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The changes remove specific CSS rules for dropdown checklist elements in the default-dynamix stylesheet and update styles for sidebar notifications, info, and loading panels. In the dynamix-jquery-ui stylesheet, background color variables are updated to transparent, and button styles are restructured into a nested format. Additional dropdown checklist styles are also introduced. The modifications affect the visual presentation and organization of UI components without altering underlying functionality.

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File(s) Change Summary
emhttp/.../default-dynamix.css Removed CSS rules for dropdown checklist elements (e.g., .ui-dropdownchecklist, .ui-dropdownchecklist-selector, etc.) and updated sidebar notifications and related panels.
emhttp/.../dynamix-jquery-ui.css Updated background color variables to transparent; restructured button styles into nested selectors; added consolidated dropdown checklist styling with refined padding, borders, and hover effects.

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emhttp/plugins/dynamix/styles/default-dynamix.css (1)

217-223: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Removal of Dropdown Checklist Styles
As part of the UI update, the legacy CSS rules for .ui-dropdownchecklist and its associated selectors have been removed from this file. This consolidation into dynamix-jquery-ui.css reduces redundancy and streamlines maintenance. Please verify across the UI that dropdown checklist elements continue to render the desired styles.

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emhttp/plugins/dynamix/styles/dynamix-jquery-ui.css (2)

45-118: Refactored Nested Button Styles in Dialog
The block defining button styles under .ui-dialog .ui-dialog-buttonpane .ui-dialog-buttonset button has been refactored into a nested structure. This improves readability and maintainability by logically grouping related styles. Please check that the nesting does not inadvertently alter CSS specificity.


120-153: Introduction of Consolidated Dropdown Checklist Styles
A new section for .ui-dropdownchecklist has been introduced, establishing its background, background-image gradients, sizing, and child element styles in one cohesive block. This consolidation should simplify future maintenance. Ensure that these styles render correctly across browsers and in different UI contexts.

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emhttp/plugins/dynamix/styles/dynamix-jquery-ui.css (18)

11-11: Background Variable Update for Azure/White Themes
Setting --dynamix-jquery-ui-default-background to transparent for the Azure and White themes ensures that UI elements have a clean, unobtrusive background. Please verify that this change is aligned with the intended overall look.


31-31: Background Variable Update for Black/Gray Themes
Similarly, updating --dynamix-jquery-ui-default-background to transparent in the Black and Gray themes reinforces a consistent, modern design across themes.


155-157: Minor Adjustment for Dropdown Checklist Dropcontainer
The transform on .ui-dropdownchecklist-dropcontainer-wrapper (i.e. translateY(-1px)) is a subtle tweak that likely improves vertical alignment. This change appears appropriate.


165-172: Updated Dropdown Checklist Selector Style
The selector for .ui-dropdownchecklist-selector now removes any default borders and applies a bottom border with adjusted padding. This refined styling contributes to a cleaner UI for checklist selectors.


179-183: Updated Dropdown Checklist Dropcontainer Style
The dropcontainer styles now explicitly set its text color and background-color using updated design variables, while keeping its border consistent with the overall jQuery UI styling. Make sure the contrast meets accessibility standards.


185-190: Revised Disabled State Styling for Dropdown Checklist
The disabled state now uses updated color variables and opacity settings. These adjustments should give a more subdued appearance to disabled elements—please verify that they provide adequate visual feedback.


196-200: Refined Text Styling for Dropdown Checklist
The .ui-dropdownchecklist-text now explicitly sets the font family, size, and color. This update promotes consistency in typography across components.


202-209: Consistent Sizing for Dropdown Checklist Items
Defining fixed height and line-height for .ui-dropdownchecklist-item and ensuring input elements are top-aligned improves vertical rhythm and balance.


211-219: Sidebar-Specific Dropdown Checklist Adjustments
Within the .Theme--sidebar context, the .ui-dropdownchecklist has been restyled (height, line-height, border, and background-position) to better integrate with the sidebar’s design. Confirm that this visually harmonizes with other sidebar components.


220-222: Adjusted Sidebar Selector Padding
The selector within the sidebar now features adjusted padding (4px 6px 1px 6px) to improve spacing. This minor tweak should enhance the overall user experience in the sidebar.


224-226: Sidebar Group Padding Update
The padding for .ui-dropdownchecklist-group in the sidebar context has been tweaked to ensure proper spacing. This update helps maintain a clean and organized layout.


228-230: Updated Sidebar Dropcontainer Border
The sidebar’s dropdown checklist dropcontainer now applies a dedicated border (using var(--dynamix-ui-dropdownchecklist-dropcontainer-border-color)). This alignment with centralized design tokens promotes consistency.


232-234: Sidebar Disabled State Adjustment
In the sidebar, reducing the opacity to 0.3 for disabled elements provides a softer visual cue, which is consistent with the overall theme adjustments.


236-238: Sidebar Indentation Update
A subtle increase in left padding for .ui-dropdownchecklist-indent within the sidebar ensures that nested items are better aligned with the overall layout.


241-246: Consistent Header Styling Adjustment
The widget header styles have been updated by removing borders and applying new background and text colors. This creates a more unified header appearance.


248-252: Updated Widget Content Styling
Adjustments to .ui-widget-content (border, background, and text color) now reflect centralized design tokens, promoting a consistent UI theme.


254-256: Active State Styling Refinement
The active state style now uses the updated background variable, ensuring clear visual feedback on interaction.


258-275: Tailscale Component Flexbox Layout
The .ui-tailscale component has been updated with flexbox properties, specifying row display, spacing, and wrapping. These changes enhance responsive behavior and alignment.

@limetech limetech merged commit 75888d0 into master Apr 5, 2025
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