Scoped Fjord calculator table css styles #973
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WalkthroughThe changes involve modifications to the CSS styles for a fee parameter calculator. A new class selector Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Calculator
participant Results
User->>Calculator: Input fee parameters
Calculator->>Results: Calculate results
Results-->>Calculator: Return results
Calculator->>User: Display results in .calculator-results-wrap
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110-115: Consider different text alignments for various data typesWhile the current styles provide a consistent look, consider adjusting text alignment based on the type of data in each column. For example:
- Left-align text content
- Right-align numerical data
- Center-align short labels or status indicators
This can improve readability and make it easier for users to scan the table quickly.
138-140: LGTM: Good alignment for summary headersThe right alignment for header cells spanning two columns is appropriate, especially if they contain summary or total values. This helps maintain visual consistency with right-aligned numerical data in the columns below.
Consider adding a slight visual distinction to these summary headers, such as a subtle background color or font weight change, to improve the visual hierarchy of the table.
Example:
.calculator-results-wrap thead th[colspan="2"] { text-align: right; font-weight: bold; background-color: var(--op-red-100); }
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104-107: LGTM: Table styles look goodThe new
.calculator-results-wrapclass effectively scopes the styles to the calculator results table. The full-width layout, collapsed borders, and bottom margin contribute to a clean and well-spaced design.
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1-214: Summary: Scoped styles successfully implemented with room for minor improvementsThe changes effectively introduce scoped CSS styles for the Fjord calculator results table, addressing the main objective of the PR. The new
.calculator-results-wrapclass successfully isolates these styles, preventing potential conflicts with other table styles in the project.Key achievements:
- Scoped styling for the calculator results table
- Improved structure and visual hierarchy
- Consistent use of CSS variables for colors
Suggestions for further improvement:
- Reconsider the use of
!importantfor better maintainability- Verify color contrast for accessibility
- Implement a more flexible approach to text alignment using semantic classes
- Add subtle visual distinctions for summary headers
Overall, the PR meets its objectives while leaving room for minor enhancements in flexibility and accessibility.
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Scoped CSS styles for the Fjord calculator results table to prevent conflict with other table styles
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