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@use 'theme'; |
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/** |
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* WordPress 7.0 admin compatibility. |
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* |
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* WP 7.0 ships the "modern" admin redesign, which enlarges native form controls |
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* (40px tall vs. 30/32px), reduces their corner radius (2px vs. 3/4px) and recolours |
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* secondary buttons with a transparent fill and the modern accent (#3858E9). Our admin |
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* UI was designed against the classic control metrics and the brand accent (#2271b1), |
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* so the redesign throws our spacing and colours out of alignment. |
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* |
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* These rules restore the classic control metrics for native elements inside our admin |
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* pages so the layout renders consistently on both WP 6.9 and WP 7.0. They deliberately |
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* leave the admin menu, admin bar and `@wordpress/components` React widgets untouched — |
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* only native inputs/buttons rendered inside our own markup are normalised. |
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*/ |
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@mixin classic-controls { |
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// Native single-line text controls and selects: restore 30px height + classic border. |
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// `@wordpress/components` inputs/selects (`.components-*`) keep their own design — they |
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// are excluded so React widgets such as the tags token field are left untouched. |
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// `.snippet-priority` (the borderless list-table priority field) is excluded so it keeps |
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// its plain transparent styling rather than gaining a bordered box. |
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input[type='text']='text']:not([class*='components-']), |
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input[type='search']='search']:not([class*='components-']), |
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input[type='number']='number']:not([class*='components-'], .snippet-priority), |
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input[type='email']='email']:not([class*='components-']), |
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input[type='url']='url']:not([class*='components-']), |
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input[type='password']='password']:not([class*='components-']), |
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input[type='tel']='tel']:not([class*='components-']) { |
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// `min-block-size` (not a fixed `block-size`) so controls floor at 30px but can still |
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// flex-stretch where the layout calls for it (e.g. the 54px cloud search bar). |
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min-block-size: theme.$control-height; |
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padding-block: 0; |
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padding-inline: 8px; |
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border: 1px solid theme.$control-border; |
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border-radius: 4px; |
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line-height: 2; |
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color: theme.$control-text; |
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font-size: 14px; |
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&:focus { |
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border-color: theme.$accent; |
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box-shadow: 0 0 0 1px theme.$accent; |
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outline: 2px solid transparent; |
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} |
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} |
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// Selects: same metrics, but preserve room for the WP dropdown chevron on the inline-end |
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// side. WP 7.0 keeps the chevron as a background image; clamping both paddings to 8px (as |
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// for text inputs) would let the arrow overlap the text, so the inline-end padding is wider. |
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select:not([class*='components-']) { |
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min-block-size: theme.$control-height; |
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padding-block: 0; |
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padding-inline: 8px 24px; |
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border: 1px solid theme.$control-border; |
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border-radius: 3px; |
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// WP 7.0 leaves a tall (≈38px) line-height on selects, pushing the value off-centre in |
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// the 30px control. Pin it so the text stays vertically centred. |
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line-height: 2; |
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color: theme.$control-text; |
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font-size: 14px; |
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&:focus { |
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border-color: theme.$accent; |
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box-shadow: 0 0 0 1px theme.$accent; |
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outline: 2px solid transparent; |
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} |
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} |
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// Secondary buttons: restore classic geometry, the grey fill and the brand accent |
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// border/text in place of WP 7.0's transparent + modern-blue treatment. `.button-primary` |
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// is excluded so its solid fill below is not overwritten. |
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.button:not(.button-primary), |
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.button-secondary { |
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min-block-size: theme.$control-height; |
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padding-block: 0; |
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padding-inline: 12px; |
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border-radius: 3px; |
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line-height: 2.3077; |
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font-size: 13px; |
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font-weight: 400; |
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background: #f6f7f7; |
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border-color: theme.$accent; |
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color: theme.$accent; |
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&:hover:not(:disabled) { |
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background: #f0f0f1; |
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border-color: theme.$accent-hover; |
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color: theme.$accent-hover; |
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} |
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&:focus:not(:disabled) { |
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border-color: #3582c4; |
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box-shadow: 0 0 0 1px #3582c4; |
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outline: 2px solid transparent; |
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} |
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} |
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// Primary buttons: WP 7.0 recolours these with the modern accent and drops the solid |
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// fill. Restore the classic solid brand-accent fill with white text. |
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.button-primary { |
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min-block-size: theme.$control-height; |
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padding-block: 0; |
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padding-inline: 12px; |
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border-radius: 3px; |
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line-height: 2.3077; |
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font-size: 13px; |
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font-weight: 400; |
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background: theme.$accent; |
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border-color: theme.$accent; |
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color: #fff; |
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&:hover:not(:disabled) { |
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background: theme.$accent-hover; |
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border-color: theme.$accent-hover; |
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color: #fff; |
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} |
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&:focus:not(:disabled) { |
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background: theme.$accent-hover; |
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border-color: theme.$accent-hover; |
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box-shadow: 0 0 0 1px #fff, 0 0 0 3px theme.$accent; |
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outline: 2px solid transparent; |
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} |
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} |
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// Small buttons stay compact rather than inheriting the 40px control height. |
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.button-small { |
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min-block-size: 26px; |
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line-height: 2.1818; |
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font-size: 11px; |
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} |
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// WP 7.0's taller button line-height leaks onto dashicon glyphs inside buttons (e.g. the |
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// conditions badge icon), pushing them out of vertical alignment. Reset it so icons stay |
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// centred — mirrors the existing `.button svg` rule for SVG icons. |
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.button .dashicons { |
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line-height: 1; |
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} |
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} |
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// Scope to our admin page content. We intentionally keep this to a single `.wrap` class so |
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// the rules sit just above WordPress core defaults (which we must override) but below the |
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// plugin's own more-specific per-control rules, which are emitted later in each bundle and so |
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// win on equal specificity. This lets bespoke controls (conditions button, row-action links, |
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// priority input, etc.) keep their intended styling without per-element exclusions here. |
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.wrap { |
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@include classic-controls; |
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} |
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