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Extract the three color panels to their own global styles view #35400
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export default function ColorPanel( { name } ) { | ||
function ScreenBackgroundColor( { name } ) { |
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I have considered merging the three screens (background, text and link) into a single screen with a colorType
prop to change its behavior but the code felt less readable and full with if/else. So I thought for now it's better to have separate screen (even with some code duplication).
import { getSupportedGlobalStylesPanels, useStyle } from './hooks'; | ||
import Subtitle from './subtitle'; | ||
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function BackgroundColorItem( { name, parentMenu } ) { |
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I have considered merging the three items (background, text and link) into a single component with a colorType
prop to change its behavior but the code felt less readable and full with if/else. So I thought for now it's better to have separate screen (even with some code duplication).
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This seems fine to me. We might want to create a "BlockElement" higher level component eventually, but we need to see how the typography ones evolve, and how we want to render this in the block inspector where it doesn't "navigate".
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This is working well for me.
packages/edit-site/src/components/global-styles/screen-colors.js
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Sorry if I'm a bit late to review this, I had a lot to catch up this week.
In general, it'd be great if we could slowly chip away at packages/edit-site/src/components/global-styles/style.scss
by leveraging the components directly, until we don't need those styles at all.
.edit-site-global-styles-subtitle { | ||
// Need to override the too specific styles for complementary areas. | ||
margin-bottom: 0 !important; | ||
text-transform: uppercase; | ||
font-weight: 500; | ||
} |
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Is this a sign that the Heading
component is not fitting our design needs at the moment?
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potentially, I'm not sure if this uppercased heading is something that is already available and part of the "style guide"
Builds on top of #35264
Related to #34574
This PR extract the different color configurations into their own separate view and adds a group item to navigate to each one of them, like suggested in #34574
This PR doesn't update the design of the content of these views directly, they're still using the old color components for now.
Testing instructions