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修复表格过滤面板中date-picker样式不正常

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    • Improved CSS selector formatting and spacing for consistency.
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The update refines CSS selectors within the grid filter styling file. Selector logic is adjusted to exclude additional input types and classes from certain styles, specifically excluding inputs with classes containing "tiny-" in addition to radio inputs. Formatting improvements are made by adding spaces around combinators and cleaning up whitespace. No style properties or values are changed, and there are no modifications to exported or public entities.

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packages/theme/src/grid/filter.less Refined CSS selectors to broaden input exclusions, improved formatting by adjusting combinator spacing, and cleaned up whitespace. No changes to style properties or exported entities.

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In the garden of code where selectors grow,
A rabbit hops where the filter styles flow.
With spaces and tweaks, the garden looks neat,
Excluding the "tiny-" and radios from the treat.
No colors were changed, no borders anew,
Just a tidier patch for the CSS crew! 🐇🌱


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This PR addresses a styling issue in the grid's filter panel where the date-picker input style was incorrect. The changes involve modifying the CSS to ensure proper styling of input elements, particularly excluding those with certain classes.

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packages/theme/src/grid/filter.less Adjusted CSS selectors to fix input styling issues, specifically targeting inputs without the 'tiny-' class and ensuring consistent styling across different input types.

&:focus,
&:active {
input {
&:not([type='radio'], [class*='tiny-']) {

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The change in selector from input:not([type='radio']) to input:not([type='radio'], [class*='tiny-']) ensures that inputs with classes containing 'tiny-' are not affected by the general styling rules, which is crucial for maintaining specific styles for those elements.

@gimmyhehe gimmyhehe changed the title fix(grid): [grid] fix date-picker input style error in filter panel fix(grid): fix date-picker input style error in filter panel Apr 24, 2025
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🔭 Outside diff range comments (1)
packages/theme/src/grid/filter.less (1)

277-291: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

⚠️ Potential issue

Exclude tiny- inputs from the .filter-option__input rule
The rule

.filter-option__input > input { … }

still applies to all direct child inputs—including date-picker inner inputs—causing the style issue this PR aims to fix. Update it to skip TinyVue inputs by adding a :not() filter:

-.filter-option__input > input {
+.filter-option__input > input:not([class*='tiny-']) {

This ensures date-picker inputs keep their own styling within the filter panel.

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
packages/theme/src/grid/filter.less (1)

71-93: Refine input selector to skip tiny- classes
The updated rule correctly excludes both radios and any inputs whose class contains tiny-, preventing unintended overrides of TinyVue components like the date-picker. Note that some very old browsers might not support multi-argument :not(). If legacy support is needed, consider chaining multiple :not():

&:not([type='radio']):not([class*='tiny-']) { … }
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packages/theme/src/grid/filter.less (2)

15-18: Use Less’s tilde operator for prefix variables
Switching from quoted strings to ~'@{css-prefix}…' ensures the @{css-prefix} interpolation isn’t wrapped in extra quotes, yielding cleaner selector generation. This aligns with Less best practices and matches patterns elsewhere in the codebase.


242-244: Standardize spacing around the adjacent-sibling combinator
Changing &+ .@{grid-radio-prefix-cls} to & + .@{grid-radio-prefix-cls} improves readability and maintains consistency with the project’s style guidelines.

@zzcr zzcr merged commit 4b806d9 into dev Apr 25, 2025
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@zzcr zzcr deleted the cgm/fix-filter-input-style branch April 25, 2025 06:31
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