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fix: [UI]Workspace and space switcher light mode ui issue #15321
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fix: [UI]Workspace and space switcher light mode ui issue #15321
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Signed-off-by: FaheemOnHub <faheemmushtaq89@gmail.com>
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Summary of Changes
Hello @FaheemOnHub, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request focuses on enhancing the user interface of the Workspace and Space Switcher, particularly for mobile views and light mode. My changes ensure that UI elements like icons and text are clearly visible and maintain proper contrast, improving the overall user experience in different theme settings.
Highlights
- UI Fix for Light Mode: I've addressed UI visibility issues in the Workspace and Space Switcher components, specifically when the application is in light mode. This resolves problems where icons and text were difficult to see due to insufficient contrast.
- Mobile View Adaptation: I've introduced a new
fromMobileView
prop to theOrgMenu
andWorkspaceSwitcher
components. This prop allows for conditional styling adjustments when these components are rendered within a mobile view context, ensuring better UI presentation on smaller screens. - Theme-Aware Styling: Icon and text colors within the switcher components are now dynamically set using
theme.palette.icon.default
andtheme.palette.text.default
when in mobile view. This ensures that colors adapt correctly to the current theme (light or dark), improving readability and visual consistency.
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Code Review
This pull request addresses a UI issue in the workspace and space switcher for light mode by ensuring text is readable. The approach of passing a fromMobileView
prop to conditionally apply styles is sound.
I've found one important issue in WorkspaceSwitcher.js
where a React hook is being called inside a render prop, which violates the Rules of Hooks. I've left a detailed comment with a suggestion on how to resolve this.
Once that is addressed, the changes look good to go. Thank you for your contribution!
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@leecalcote this is ready to merge |
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