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fix: 修复暗黑模式下评论框输入显示问题 #29

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@Alioth996 Alioth996 commented Sep 29, 2024

原来的暗黑模式评论区输入完全看不见, 稍微修改了一点样式. 我修改了主题源码但是没有生效(doge太菜了)

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced styling for the comments section with a new color scheme for the text area.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved type safety for the element handling in the comments functionality.

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The changes involve updates to the Comments.vue file, specifically enhancing type safety in the deleteChild function by casting the element variable to HTMLDivElement. Additionally, a new scoped CSS rule has been introduced to style the .gt-header-textarea class within the #gitalk-container, replacing the previous ::v-deep selector with :deep for improved styling.

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.vitepress/theme/components/Comments.vue Updated deleteChild function for type safety and added a scoped CSS rule for .gt-header-textarea.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
.vitepress/theme/components/Comments.vue (2)

37-42: Improved visibility of comment input in dark mode, but consider using CSS variables for better theme support.

The addition of this style rule addresses the visibility issue in dark mode by setting a specific color for the textarea. This is a good start, but we can make it more robust:

  1. The use of :deep is correct and follows modern Vue 3 / Vite practices.
  2. However, setting a fixed color might not be ideal for all themes or if the site supports both light and dark modes.

Consider using CSS variables for better theme support. Here's an example of how you could modify this:

 <style scoped>
 /* Use :deep(<inner-selector>) instead of ::v-deep <inner-selector>. */
 #gitalk-container :deep(.gt-header-textarea) {
-  color: #2c3e50;
+  color: var(--vp-c-text-1);
 }
 </style>

This assumes that your VitePress theme defines --vp-c-text-1 as an appropriate text color for both light and dark modes. If it doesn't, you might need to define your own CSS variables in your theme's root styles.


23-23: PR objectives addressed, but consider a more robust solution

The changes in this PR successfully address the visibility issue of the comment input field in dark mode, which was the main objective. The added style rule ensures that the text is visible by setting a specific color.

However, while this solves the immediate problem, it might not be the most robust solution for a theme-aware application. As suggested in the previous comment, using CSS variables would provide better support for different themes and modes.

To further improve this solution:

  1. Implement CSS variables for text colors in your theme.
  2. Use these variables in the Comments component to ensure consistency across different modes.
  3. Test the visibility in both light and dark modes to ensure optimal contrast and readability.

This approach will make your component more maintainable and adaptable to future theme changes.

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23-23: Improved type safety for deleteChild function call.

The change to cast element as HTMLDivElement enhances type safety in TypeScript. This ensures that the element passed to deleteChild is of the expected type, reducing the potential for runtime errors.

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