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fix(tabs): [tabs] Adapt to the old theme style #2523

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced styling for tab components, including updated hover and active states.
    • Introduced new CSS variables for improved customization of tab elements and theming across the application.
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    • Adjusted visual elements for better consistency across different tab orientations.
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    • Updated variable references for improved clarity and usability in styling.

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The changes involve significant updates to the styling of the tabs component in three LESS files: index.less, vars.less, and base/vars.less. Modifications include new variables for tab dimensions and styles, adjustments to active and hover states, and refinements to separator styles. The updates aim to enhance the visual presentation and responsiveness of the tabs without altering their core functionality.

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packages/theme/src/tabs/index.less - Adjusted styles for various tab states, including removal of border-bottom for active tabs.
- Introduced new styles for hover and active states, updated icon colors, and refined separator spaces.
packages/theme/src/tabs/vars.less - Added new CSS variables for tab dimensions and styles.
- Updated existing variables for background and text colors.
- Removed obsolete variables related to card types.
packages/theme/src/base/vars.less - Added numerous new color variables for theming, including brand, neutral, and functional colors.
- Updated text, icon, and background color variables for various states.
- Introduced variables for font families, sizes, and other design attributes.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
packages/theme/src/tabs/vars.less (2)

Line range hint 1-14: Add documentation for new separator-related variables

Several new separator-related variables have been introduced, but they lack documentation explaining their purpose and usage. Consider adding comments in English (similar to the existing Chinese comments) for:

  • --tv-Tabs-header-separator-height
  • --tv-Tabs-header-separator-padding-horizontal
  • --tv-Tabs-small-item-font-size

Line range hint 1-168: Clean up transitional annotations

Several variables are marked with annotations like (hide) or (new). These appear to be transitional markers and should be:

  1. Removed if they're no longer needed
  2. Converted to proper documentation if they indicate important information
  3. Tracked in a separate issue if they represent pending work

Examples:

  • // 标签页下拉框背景色(hide)
  • // 分隔符高度(new)
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Line range hint 1-168: Verify comprehensive theme adaptation

Since this PR aims to adapt to the old theme style, let's verify that all necessary variables have been updated.

✅ Verification successful

Theme variables are consistently defined and properly referenced

After thorough verification of the theme variables in the tabs component:

  1. All CSS variables are properly defined in vars.less with appropriate fallback values
  2. Variables follow consistent naming patterns (--tv-Tabs-*)
  3. All defined variables are actively used in index.less
  4. Color variables properly reference the global theme tokens (tv-color-*)
  5. No conflicting or duplicate variable definitions were found
  6. All theme-related changes maintain backward compatibility with appropriate fallback values

The changes to the theme variables are comprehensive and well-integrated with the existing theming system.

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@@ -152,7 +146,7 @@
// 内容水平外边距
--tv-Tabs-content-margin-horizontal: 0px;
// buttoncard类型标签栏背景色
--tv-Tabs-button-card-nav-bg-color: var(--tv-color-bg-active, #f5f5f5);
--tv-Tabs-button-card-nav-bg-color: var(--tv-color-bg, #f5f5f5);
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Review color semantic usage in button-card navigation

The changes to button-card navigation colors raise some concerns:

  • Using --tv-color-success-bg-white for the active state (line 159) seems semantically incorrect, as this isn't indicating a success state. Consider using a more semantically appropriate variable like --tv-color-act-primary-bg-white or creating a new specific variable for this use case.

Also applies to: 159-159, 161-161

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Line range hint 149-167: Consider documenting theme migration impacts

The changes to color variables suggest a significant shift in the theming approach. Consider:

  1. Documenting these changes in the migration guide
  2. Adding comments explaining the semantic meaning of success vs primary contexts
  3. Updating any related theme documentation
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Line range hint 1-167: Verify impact of removed border variables

The removal of several border-related variables (--tv-Tabs-item-bottom-border-*) suggests a change in the border styling approach. Please ensure:

  1. All border styles are now properly handled through the remaining variables
  2. No visual regressions in border appearances
  3. Theme customization capabilities are maintained
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Several semantic color changes have been made:

  1. Active background color now uses success context instead of primary
  2. Active text color now uses a theme variable instead of a hardcoded value

These changes might affect:

  • Visual consistency with other components
  • Accessibility contrast ratios
  • User experience in identifying active tabs
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149-149: Verify the semantic meaning of the background color variable

The background color variable for button-card navigation has been changed from an "active" state color to a regular background color. This might affect the visual hierarchy and user interaction feedback.

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Let me gather more information about the color variables to understand their usage and semantic meaning better.


Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response as we have sufficient information about the usage of these color variables across the component system.

The background color change is consistent with the design system

The change from --tv-color-bg-active to --tv-color-bg is actually correct and aligns with the design system's color usage patterns. The --tv-color-bg variable is consistently used across multiple components for default background states, including hover and non-interactive states (as seen in Tree, Transfer, CascaderNode, etc.). The variable is properly defined in the base theme with the intended semantic meaning of "通用背景色" (common background color) and is appropriately used for UI elements like panel backgrounds and default states.

  • The variable is used similarly in other components like Tree-node-content-hover-bg-color and Transfer-panel-item-hover-bg-color
  • The fallback value of #f5f5f5 matches the documented color in the base theme
  • This change better reflects the semantic purpose of this UI element as a navigation container rather than an active state
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Line range hint 149-161: Consider theme versioning strategy

While adapting to the old theme style works as a short-term solution, consider implementing a proper theme versioning strategy to manage multiple theme variations. This could help prevent the need for direct modifications to accommodate different theme styles.

Potential approaches:

  1. Theme composition with fallbacks
  2. Theme version-specific variable sets
  3. Theme inheritance chain

Line range hint 1-168: Consider adding English translations for comments

The variable descriptions are currently in Chinese. Consider adding English translations to improve international collaboration and maintainability.

Example format:

// 标签栏选中项边框色(除bordercard类)
// Tab bar selected item border color (except bordercard type)
--tv-Tabs-header-font-active-border-color: var(--tv-color-border-active, #191919);
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149-149: Review color variable updates

The changes to color variables appear to be adapting to a different theme style:

  1. --tv-Tabs-button-card-nav-bg-color now uses a more generic background color
  2. --tv-Tabs-button-card-item-active-bg-color switches to success-based white background
  3. --tv-Tabs-button-card-item-active-text-color uses the primary action text color

These changes seem consistent with adapting to an older theme style as mentioned in the PR objectives.

Let's verify if these color variables are defined in the theme:

Also applies to: 159-159, 161-161

✅ Verification successful

Color variables are properly defined in the theme system

The verification confirms that all referenced color variables are properly defined in both the old theme (old-theme.less) and base variables (vars.less):

  • --tv-color-bg is defined as a common background color
  • --tv-color-success-bg-white is defined as white background color
  • --tv-color-act-primary-text is defined as primary text color

The changes in the tabs component correctly reference these theme variables, maintaining consistency with the theming system.

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