vs-branch-6 #33
vs-branch-6 #33
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- Optimize styles for better performance and maintainability
- Refine icon color styles for header navigation
- Improve article image credit styling
- Style social icons and GitHub icon in dark mode
- Enhance social media icon styles and hover effects
- Enhance tag styles for dark mode
- Improve active tag styling and behavior
- Add platform detection and UI utilities
- Update icon color to improve visibility
- Enhance icon styling in header and footer
- Improve dark mode styling for command palette
- Add keyboard shortcuts help command
- Extract platform detection and update logic
- Adjust social media icon colors in footer
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WalkthroughThis update spans several areas of the project. A pair of new JavaScript files were added: one to dynamically load Font Awesome stylesheets with robust error handling, and another to detect the user’s platform and adjust UI element visibility accordingly. Multiple HTML layout files now include these scripts and feature refactored Font Awesome loading routines. CSS files received comprehensive dark theme refinements, new CSS variables, and improved styling rules. Documentation has been enhanced with a revised code style guide, directory updates, and file renamings, and a command entry was removed from the command palette. Changes
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participant DOM as DOMContentLoaded
participant LS as loadStylesheet()
participant HEAD as document.head
participant CONSOLE as console
DOM->>LS: Trigger font loading
LS->>HEAD: Create & append <link> element (using FA_VERSION)
alt Stylesheet loads successfully
LS--)HEAD: Stylesheet added
else Loading fails
LS-->>CONSOLE: Log error message
end
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participant DOM as DOMContentLoaded
participant PU as updatePlatformSpecificElements()
participant IP as isMacPlatform()
participant UI as Document UI
DOM->>PU: Trigger UI update
PU->>IP: Check platform via navigator.platform
IP-->>PU: Return Mac/Non-Mac boolean
PU->>UI: Show/hide elements (.mac-theme-text, .default-theme-text)
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assets/js/platform-utils.js (1)
1-1: Remove redundant 'use strict' directiveModern JavaScript modules are automatically in strict mode, making this directive unnecessary.
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[error] 1-1: Redundant use strict directive.
The entire contents of JavaScript modules are automatically in strict mode, with no statement needed to initiate it.
Safe fix: Remove the redundant use strict directive.(lint/suspicious/noRedundantUseStrict)
README.md (1)
473-481: Addition of Code Style Guidelines
The new “Code Style” section clearly outlines general conventions (2‑space indentation, DRY principles, semantic HTML, BEM naming, etc.) for HTML/Markdown, CSS, and JavaScript. This comprehensive guide should help maintain consistency across the project. One minor suggestion from static analysis: consider revising phrases (for example, “use semantic HTML elements” instead of “use semantic HTML elements”) to fix any missing articles.assets/css/styles.css (1)
124-186: Refined Social Media Icon Styling for Consistency
Numerous selectors now detail social media icon styling. From the enforced white text for dark mode on GitHub, LinkedIn, Twitter, Wikipedia, etc., to specific exceptions for colored icons (e.g. Bluesky), these rules create a cohesive appearance across different platforms. (A note: Consider reducing reliance on!importantwhere possible.)
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assets/js/platform-utils.js
[error] 1-1: Redundant use strict directive.
The entire contents of JavaScript modules are automatically in strict mode, with no statement needed to initiate it.
Safe fix: Remove the redundant use strict directive.
(lint/suspicious/noRedundantUseStrict)
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README.md
[uncategorized] ~482-~482: You might be missing the article “the” here.
Context: ...n - Use semantic HTML elements - Follow BEM naming convention for CSS classes (e.g....
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[grammar] ~483-~483: Did you mean the formatting language “Markdown” (= proper noun)?
Context: ...der__nav-list`) - Keep content files in markdown format where possible #### CSS - Use C...
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[duplication] ~517-~517: Possible typo: you repeated a word.
Context: ...nified effects 2. Consolidated Media Queries - Queries organized by breakpoint rather than by ...
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.github/assets/js/shortcut-key.js (1)
1-20: Well-structured Font Awesome loading implementation with good error handling!This is a well-organized approach to dynamically loading Font Awesome stylesheets. The code includes:
- Extracting the version to a constant for easier maintenance
- Robust error handling via the
onerrorcallback- A clean, reusable function for stylesheet loading
The comments about platform detection being handled elsewhere are also helpful for maintaining clear separation of concerns.
News.md (1)
16-16: Improved styling with CSS variables for better theme compatibilityUpdating the image credits styling from a hardcoded color value to
var(--color-text)with opacity improves theme compatibility, particularly for dark mode. This change ensures consistent styling across different themes while maintaining visual hierarchy._layouts/default.html (2)
95-96: Good modularization of platform utilities and Font Awesome loadingAdding dedicated scripts for platform detection and Font Awesome loading improves code organization and maintainability. The use of the
deferattribute is appropriate for these scripts as they don't need to block rendering.
140-155: Well-refactored Font Awesome loading with improved error handlingThis refactoring improves the codebase by:
- Extracting the version to a constant for easier maintenance
- Adding proper error handling for stylesheet loading failures
- Creating a reusable function for consistent stylesheet loading
These changes make the code more robust and easier to maintain.
assets/js/platform-utils.js (3)
3-9: Clear and well-documented platform detection functionThe
isMacPlatformfunction is well-documented with JSDoc comments and implements a straightforward approach to detect Mac platforms.
11-25: Good separation of concerns for platform-specific UI updatesThe
updatePlatformSpecificElementsfunction cleanly handles the visibility of platform-specific elements based on the detected platform. This approach makes platform-specific UI adjustments consistent across the application.
27-32: Proper initialization and global exposure of utility functionsThe code correctly initializes platform-specific updates when the DOM is loaded and exports functions to the global scope for use in other scripts. This allows for modular implementation while maintaining cross-script functionality.
assets/css/research.css (3)
640-647: Dark Mode – Top Filter Tags Styling
The new rules explicitly set the background, text, and border for top filter tags in dark mode with the!importantflag. This ensures that these styles take precedence over any conflicting styles. Please verify that the use of!importantis consistent with your overall CSS strategy.
648-653: Dark Mode – Top Filter Tags Hover State
The hover state for the top filter tags is now defined to change the background and border color. The use of!importantshould robustly override other styles. Double-check that the new hover colors maintain sufficient contrast and visual consistency.
654-663: Dark Mode – Active Tag Styling
The updated active tag styles with a scale transformation and box-shadow should enhance focus feedback in dark mode. The explicit!importantdeclarations help maintain consistency, but please ensure these overrides do not conflict with other active state styles elsewhere in the project._layouts/teaching-course.html (1)
141-157: Platform-Specific Font Awesome Loader
The newloadStylesheetfunction encapsulates the logic for dynamically loading Font Awesome stylesheets on localhost with robust error handling. Storing the Font Awesome version in theFA_VERSIONconstant is a sound approach for easier maintenance. Please verify that all relevant layouts are updated to use this mechanism.assets/css/team.css (14)
10-11: New CSS Variable for Team Icon (Light Mode)
The addition of--team-icon-color: #333333;in the root ensures a centralized definition of the icon color for light mode. This promotes consistency across social icon styling on the team page.
21-22: New CSS Variable for Team Icon (Dark Mode)
Defining--team-icon-color: #ffffff;in the dark mode block simplifies theme-specific styling for social icons. This clear separation aids maintainability and theming consistency.
215-223: Baseline Social Icons Styling
The block setting basic styles for.team-member .faand.team-member .ai(display, margin, font size, and color via the new variable) helps standardize the appearance of social icons. The transition for color and transform is a nice touch for interactivity.
225-232: Social Media Icons – Specific Styling
The rules for specific selectors (GitHub, LinkedIn, X-Twitter, Bluesky, Wikipedia) enforce a uniform color usingvar(--team-icon-color)with!important. This targeted override should ensure consistency but double-check that it does not conflict with any inline styles or external overrides.
234-238: Colored Icon – Bluesky
The explicit override for.team-member .fa-blueskysets its color to#0085ff, which differentiates it from the generic icon styling. This appears intentional for brand recognition.
239-243: Colored Icon – LinkedIn
Setting the LinkedIn icon color to#0077b5and increasing its font size to1.7emhelps emphasize this social channel. This specific styling should be reviewed for consistency with other social icons.
244-247: Colored Icon – X (Twitter)
The rule for.team-member .fa-x-twittersets a fixed black color, which might work well in light mode. Just ensure that the dark theme override later properly addresses any contrast issues.
248-252: Colored Icon – Wikipedia
The Wikipedia icon is styled with a black color and a slightly smaller font size (1.4em) to harmonize with its design. Verify that these choices are visually coherent with the rest of the icon set.
253-261: Dark Theme – Generic Social Icons Override
This block overrides the color of all specified social icons to white in dark mode. This is an effective way to ensure legibility against dark backgrounds.
262-265: Dark Theme – Bluesky Icon Override
Here the Bluesky icon’s color is reset to#0085ffeven in dark mode, preserving its brand identity.
266-269: Dark Theme – LinkedIn Icon Override
The dark mode override for the LinkedIn icon reasserts the brand color (#0077b5). This maintains visual consistency across themes.
270-274: Dark Theme – X (Twitter) and Wikipedia Icon Override
Resetting the X and Wikipedia icons to white in dark mode ensures they remain visible against dark backgrounds.
275-281: Social Icons Hover Effects
The hover styles introduce a slight upward translation and reduced opacity for an interactive feel. These subtle animations should enhance user feedback without being distracting.
283-290: Centering Social Links
The rule for centering social links using flexbox on the container immediately following anh2helps ensure proper alignment and spacing. The use of!importantguarantees that this centering is enforced._layouts/team.html (2)
114-115: Platform Utils Script Inclusion
Adding<script defer src="/assets/js/platform-utils.js"></script>streamlines the injection of platform-specific UI behaviors. This change enhances modularity and should simplify future maintenance.
157-172: Localhost – Font Awesome Loader Block
The new block that conditionally loads Font Awesome stylesheets on localhost using theloadStylesheetfunction (with error handling and version extraction viaFA_VERSION) boosts the robustness of asset loading in the development environment. Please verify that production paths remain unaffected._layouts/teaching.html (2)
84-85: Platform Utils Script Inclusion for Teaching Layout
Including<script defer src="/assets/js/platform-utils.js"></script>in the teaching layout centralizes platform-specific behavior, which improves code organization and maintainability.
134-150: Localhost – Font Awesome Loader Block in Teaching Layout
The new conditional block that loads Font Awesome stylesheets when on localhost—using theloadStylesheetfunction and a constantFA_VERSION—ensures improved error handling and simpler future version updates. The approach is clear and modular._layouts/research.html (8)
64-65: Light Mode Tag Text Color
Explicitly setting the text color to#333333for bothtags spanandtags a.tag-linkimproves readability and enforces a consistent look in light mode.
66-70: Dark Mode Tag Styling
The dark theme now defines tags with a dark background (#2a2a30), white text, and a subtle border. This clear contrast will help tags stand out in dark mode.
74-76: Dark Mode Hover State for Tags
Specifying a slightly lighter background (#3a3a40) on hover in dark mode provides users with effective visual feedback.
81-84: Dark Mode Active State Styling
Active tag elements now automatically receive a background color of#4d8dffwith white text, which ensures a clearly defined state in dark mode.
167-167: Inclusion of Platform Utilities Script
Adding<script defer src="/assets/js/platform-utils.js"></script>at the end of the header centralizes platform‐detection and UI utilities. This modular approach will make future enhancements easier.
211-221: Robust Stylesheet Loader Function
The newloadStylesheet()function (lines 211–221) encapsulates stylesheet creation including error handling. This refactor improves maintainability and isolates external dependency loading.
222-222: Centralized Font Awesome Versioning
Extracting the Font Awesome version into a constant (FA_VERSION = '6.7.2') simplifies future updates by centralizing the version number.
224-226: Dynamic Loading of Font Awesome Files
CallingloadStylesheet()with URLs based on theFA_VERSIONconstant ensures a robust, version‐controlled load of Font Awesome’s solid, brands, and fontawesome stylesheets.README.md (3)
41-42: New JavaScript Files for Enhanced Functionality
The file structure now includes bothplatform-utils.jsfor platform detection/UI utilities andshortcut-key.jsfor dedicated keyboard shortcut handling. This clear separation of concerns will improve long‐term maintainability.
471-472: PR Submission Reminder
The instruction “Wait for review” appears as part of the PR template. Be sure to remove or update such placeholders before finalizing the documentation if they’re no longer needed.
507-520: CSS Architecture Documentation
The “CSS Architecture” section now details the variable system, consolidated media queries, and performance improvements such as reduced redundant selectors. These guidelines will serve both as documentation and a reference for future style optimizations.🧰 Tools
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assets/css/command-palette.css (13)
29-30: Modal Background and Text Color Update
The command palette modal now uses a dark purple background (#2d1e30) and white text. This consistent high‑contrast scheme is ideal for dark mode and improves overall readability.
42-47: Command Palette Input Styling
The input field now features a defined bottom border (2px solid rgba(104, 35, 109, 0.5)), a dark purple background (#3a2a3d), and white text. These changes ensure a uniform dark look that matches the rest of the palette.
51-54: Focused Input State Consistency
On focus, the input’s bottom border color is updated torgba(104, 35, 109, 0.8)while retaining the dark background. This subtle change reinforces focus without breaking the overall theme.
60-60: Results Area Background
Assigning the dark purple background (#2d1e30) to the results container ensures that all areas within the command palette adhere to the same theme.
71-71: Section Title Color for Command Palette
Using a light purple color (#d4a5db) for section titles adds a touch of contrast and aids in visually segmenting commands.
89-89: Command Item Text Color
For command items, enforcing white text (#f0f0f0) improves legibility against the dark backgrounds used throughout the palette.
92-93: Command Item Hover Feedback
The hover state now applies a slightly darker background (rgba(104, 35, 109, 0.3)), which gives users clear visual feedback while keeping the design consistent.
114-114: Command Title Readability
The command title’s text color is forced to white, ensuring that key information remains easily readable across different backgrounds.
121-123: Shortcut Badge Styling
The shortcut badges gain a darker background (rgba(104, 35, 109, 0.3)) with white text. This update harmonizes the badge appearance with the overall dark theme of the command palette.
147-149: Removal of Redundant Dark Mode Comments
The commented-out legacy dark mode styles have been removed in favor of directly applying a consistent dark purple theme. This cleanup reduces clutter in the stylesheet.
251-255: Keyboard Shortcut Button Focus Styling
Re‑styling of the.command-k-style-btn:focus(lines 251–255) now uses a light purple outline for focus. This clear visual indicator improves accessibility without clashing with the dark theme.
376-378: Footer of the Command Palette
The footer styling now applies a subtle dark purple background with a slightly darker top border. These adjustments tie in well with the overall palette design.
396-399: Shortcut Help Badge Enhancements
The styling for shortcut badges in the footer now enforces a dark background with a consistent border and white text, ensuring that these small details match the overall design language.assets/css/styles.css (7)
2-46: Comprehensive CSS Variable System Introduced
A full set of CSS custom properties is now defined in the:rootselector covering core colors, fonts, box shadows, transitions, and a spacing system. This well‑structured approach will greatly simplify future theming and style adjustments while improving maintainability.
50-80: Enhanced Dark Theme Variables
Within the[data-theme="dark"]block, alternative values for text, background, link colors, header elements, icons, and box shadows have been defined. These ensure that dark mode achieves a harmonious and legible appearance compared to the light theme.
83-114: Global Base and Icon Styling Updates
The base element styles (starting at line 83) and the grouped icon styles (lines 103–114) now consistently use the new CSS variables. This change guarantees uniform scaling, color transitions, and shadow effects across elements such as the footer and site icons.
507-520: Responsive Navigation Link Styling
Navigation links now use CSS variables for color, background, transitions, and box shadows. The updated padding, border-radius, and backdrop-filter (lines 507–520) provide a consistent and modern look that scales well across devices.
718-735: ‘Go to Top’ Button Redefined
The go‑to‑top button now features a finely tuned design with a fixed position, consistent padding, and matching box-shadow and transition values. These enhancements ensure the button remains visible and interactive without overpowering the user interface.
750-937: Optimized Layouts for Research and Join Sections
Sections such as.s-research,.join-content, and related heading elements have been re‑styled to use generous padding, consistent background colors, and clear typography. These changes improve overall readability, visual balance, and responsiveness on larger screens.
945-1065: Enhanced Badge, Code Block, and Email Copy Styling
The styling for badges (e.g. shields fromimg.shields.io), copyable code blocks, and email wrappers has been overhauled. The new styles include clear hover and active states, smooth transitions, and well‑positioned copy indicators. These improvements offer better user feedback and maintain consistency with the site’s design language.
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PR Summary
This PR enhances the website's styling and functionality with a focus on theme compatibility and code organization.
- Added
platform-utils.jsto centralize platform detection logic, improving maintainability by replacing duplicate code across files - Updated Font Awesome loading in
shortcut-key.jswith better error handling and version extraction for easier maintenance - Improved dark mode styling for tags in research pages with consistent visual feedback for active states
- Enhanced image credit styling in
News.mdusing CSS variables instead of hardcoded colors for better theme compatibility - Modified command palette to use a consistent dark purple theme across all browsers regardless of system preferences
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