[modals]: style btn-close only when in .modal-header #1925
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@blikblum AFAIK this is expected behaviour. As not all modals and card have headers. What problem are you trying to solve? |
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Put a tag component inside a modal: <div class="modal-body">
<span class="tag"> Test <button type="button" class="btn-close"></button></span>
</div>The close button of all tags will be displayed in top right corner. See image in OP |
Original bootstrap code only style close button inside header. To support close btn outside a header, IMO tabler should do using a dedicated markup |
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In that case I would change it that it needs to be a direct descendant of modal-header or modal-content. That way both situations will work. |
WalkthroughThe changes involve a restructuring of the modal styles in the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Modal
participant CloseButton
User->>Modal: Open modal
Modal-->>User: Display modal content
User->>CloseButton: Click close button
CloseButton->>Modal: Close modal
Modal-->>User: Hide modal content
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1-10: LGTM! Improved specificity for close button styling.The selector
> .btn-closeensures that the close button is styled correctly when it is a direct child of.modal-containeror.modal-header. This change aligns with the PR's objective to address styling issues.
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2-10: LGTM! Enhanced specificity for.btn-close.The change to
> .btn-closeensures that only direct child close buttons are styled, which prevents styling issues with nested buttons.
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I will check this tomorrow when all builds are finished |
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@rjd22 many thanks |
Currently if you put a .btn-close element in Modal body, the element is displayed in top right.
See below how the below code (a .tag with a .btn-close) is rendered (look at the smaller close below the header close):
This PR fixes it
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