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CSS Changes to summary #1742
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LGTM! Consider adding vertical spacing.
The class renaming and flex layout properties look good. However, consider adding some vertical spacing (margin-bottom) to maintain consistent layout rhythm with the content below.
.mp-header-container { display: flex; justify-content: space-between; align-items: center; + margin-bottom: 1rem; }
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CSS class name change requires broader updates
The class name change from "header-container" to "mp-header-container" is part of a larger pattern that needs to be consistently applied. The search results show:
packages/css/src/components/microplan.scss
To maintain consistency:
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LGTM! Verify CSS cascade impact.
The class name change from "header-container" to "mp-header-container" follows good practice by adding a module-specific prefix. This helps prevent CSS naming collisions.
Let's verify if there are any remaining instances of the old class name that might need updating:
Let me also check for the new class name to understand its usage:
And let's check the specific file content to understand the context better:
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Update the remaining
.header-container
class in campaignCycle.scssThe class name change from
header-container
tomp-header-container
is incomplete. While the new class exists inmicroplan.scss
, the old class name is still being used in:health/micro-ui/web/micro-ui-internals/packages/css/src/pages/employee/campaignCycle.scss
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Verify consistent class name updates across stylesheets.
The class name change from
header-container
tomp-header-container
looks good as it helps prevent CSS naming conflicts. Let's verify that the corresponding stylesheet has been updated.🏁 Scripts executed
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Class name inconsistency found in CampaignBoundary.js
The class name update from 'header-container' to 'mp-header-container' is not consistent across the microplan module. Found one file still using the old class name:
health/micro-ui/web/micro-ui-internals/packages/modules/microplan/src/components/CampaignBoundary.js
still usesheader-container
instead ofmp-header-container
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LGTM! Class name update and margin styling look good.
The changes align with the PR objectives:
Let's verify the class name update is consistent across the codebase:
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Consider using path.join for backlink construction.
The backlink path construction could be made more robust by using proper path joining.
Consider this improvement:
This approach:
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Move inline styles to CSS file for better maintainability.
The Button implementation looks good, but the inline styles should be moved to CSS for better maintainability and consistency.
Consider moving the inline styles to your CSS file:
Then in your CSS:
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Consider moving inline styles to a CSS module or styled-components.
While the margin adjustment is valid, having inline styles scattered throughout the component makes it harder to maintain consistent styling across the application. This is especially important for header styles that should be consistent across different sections.
Consider extracting these styles to a dedicated CSS module or using styled-components: