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v2.8.1 #461

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@EvanNotFound EvanNotFound commented Nov 20, 2024

close #460
close #459

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a new .link-icon class for improved link visuals.
  • Improvements
    • Enhanced hover effects for links with padding and transition effects.
    • Updated Font Awesome icon class for links to improve visual consistency.
    • Adjusted the darkness level of the fourth text color in dark mode for better readability.
  • Bug Fixes
    • Ensured proper HTML structure for anchor tags by including closing tags.
  • Configuration Changes
    • Disabled sharp solid icon style in FontAwesome configuration.

- Update link icon to use solid style and add 'link-icon' class
- Improve link hover effects with smooth transitions
- Adjust padding and text decoration for better visual appearance
- Set `sharp_solid` option to false in FontAwesome configuration
- This change affects the icon style used throughout the theme
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The pull request introduces modifications to the Hexo theme "Redefine." Key changes include updating the sharp_solid property in the _config.yml file from true to false, which disables the sharp solid icon style for FontAwesome. Additionally, the behavior of the after_post_render filter in scripts/filters/link-handle.js is altered to use a different FontAwesome icon class for anchor tags. CSS styles in source/css/common/markdown.styl are also updated to enhance link interactions and visual feedback.

Changes

File Change Summary
_config.yml Updated sharp_solid property in fontawesome section from true to false.
scripts/filters/link-handle.js Modified anchor tag output to use fa-solid class instead of fa-regular. Added closing tag.
source/css/common/markdown.styl Added padding and transition effects to a elements; introduced new .link-icon class.
source/css/common/colors.styl Updated $dark-fourth-text-color variable from darken($dark-default-text-color, 80%) to 70%.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Update FontAwesome icon rendering (459)
Fix rendering issues with links in markdown (460) Changes do not address the specific rendering bug.

Possibly related PRs

  • fix: link icon #458: The changes in this PR also modify the _config.yml file, specifically the sharp_solid property under the fontawesome section, indicating a direct relationship with the main PR's changes to the same property.

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source/css/common/colors.styl (2)

76-76: LGTM! Color adjustment improves dark mode visibility.

The change reduces the darkness level of $dark-fourth-text-color from 80% to 70%, which should improve text visibility in dark mode while maintaining sufficient contrast.


76-76: Verify color coordination with link styles.

Since this change is part of fixing link text rendering issues (#459), let's verify how this color variable interacts with the updated link styles.


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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
source/css/common/markdown.styl (3)

59-60: Remove unnecessary empty lines.

These consecutive empty lines can be removed to maintain consistent spacing.

      &::after
        background var(--primary-color)
        text-decoration underline
-
-

49-53: LGTM! Consider adding focus styles for accessibility.

The hover effects improve link visibility and interaction feedback. Consider adding matching :focus styles for keyboard navigation:

-    &:hover
+    &:hover,
+    &:focus
      text-decoration underline !important
      text-decoration-color var(--primary-color) !important

      .link-icon
        transform translate(0.1em, -0.1em)

34-53: Overall assessment: Changes effectively address reported issues.

The combination of:

  • Proper text-icon spacing
  • Improved text decoration
  • Enhanced visual feedback
  • Smooth transitions

Should resolve both the link text rendering issues (#459) and contribute to better overall blog page display (#460).

Consider adding these styles to your theme's documentation to help users understand the new link behavior and appearance.

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scripts/filters/link-handle.js (2)

Line range hint 1-41: Verify fix for both reported issues.

While these changes should address the link text rendering issue (#459), please verify if additional changes are needed for the blog page display issue (#460).

Let's check for any related template or styling files that might affect the blog page display:


36-36: Verify the new icon styling across different scenarios.

The changes look good and should help address the link text rendering issues (#459). The combination of Tailwind CSS classes provides precise control over the icon's appearance and positioning.

Let's verify the styling implementation:

✅ Verification successful

The icon styling changes are well-supported by the existing CSS implementation

The verification shows that the changes are properly integrated with the existing styling system:

  1. The link-icon class is properly defined in markdown.styl with:
    • A transition effect for the transform property
    • Hover animation that moves the icon diagonally (0.1em up and right)
  2. The Tailwind classes used (ml-[0.2em], font-light, align-text-top, text-[0.7em]) complement the existing styles without conflicts
  3. The icon styling aligns with the theme's link styling approach, which includes:
    • Proper text decoration handling
    • Color transitions
    • Hover state management
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echo "Checking for link-icon class definition:"
rg "link-icon" -t css -t styl

# Check for any existing Tailwind configuration that might affect these classes
echo "Checking Tailwind configuration:"
fd "tailwind.config" --exec cat {}

# Check for any theme documentation that needs updating
echo "Checking documentation for link styling:"
fd "README|DOCUMENTATION" --extension md --exec rg -i "link.*style|icon.*style" {}

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# Check the content of any markdown.styl file (mentioned in the AI summary)
echo -e "\nChecking markdown.styl content:"
fd "markdown.styl" --exec cat {}

# Check for any link-related styles in CSS/stylus files
echo -e "\nChecking for link-related styles:"
fd "\.(css|styl)$" --exec grep -l "link" {} || true

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source/css/common/markdown.styl (2)

45-47: LGTM! Enhanced visual feedback for link interactions.

The transition effect on link icons improves the user experience by providing smooth visual feedback.


34-37: LGTM! These changes should improve link text rendering.

The added padding and text decoration properties help address issue #459 by:

  • Creating proper spacing between link text and icons
  • Improving link visibility with better underline positioning

Let's verify the fix addresses the reported rendering issues:

✅ Verification successful

LGTM! No conflicting styles found for link text rendering

The changes in markdown.styl are well-isolated and won't conflict with other link styles because:

  • Other link-related text-decoration properties are either in different scopes (comments, buttons) or complement these changes
  • The padding-right values in other files are for different components and won't interfere with markdown link spacing
  • The transition and text-decoration-color properties are unique to markdown links
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@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ hexo.extend.filter.register(
if (theme.config.articles.style.link_icon == false) {
return `<a class="link" ${attrBegin} href="${href}" ${attrEnd}>${html}</a>`;
} else {
return `<a class="link" ${attrBegin} href="${href}" ${attrEnd}>${html}<i class="fa-sharp fa-regular fa-arrow-up-right ml-[0.2em] font-light align-text-top text-[0.7em]"></i>`;
return `<a class="link" ${attrBegin} href="${href}" ${attrEnd}>${html}<i class="fa-solid fa-arrow-up-right ml-[0.2em] font-light align-text-top text-[0.7em] link-icon"></i></a>`;
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Add security attributes for external links.

Consider adding security-related attributes for external links to protect users:

-          return `<a class="link" ${attrBegin} href="${href}" ${attrEnd}>${html}<i class="fa-solid fa-arrow-up-right ml-[0.2em] font-light align-text-top text-[0.7em] link-icon"></i></a>`;
+          return `<a class="link" ${attrBegin} href="${href}" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" ${attrEnd}>${html}<i class="fa-solid fa-arrow-up-right ml-[0.2em] font-light align-text-top text-[0.7em] link-icon"></i></a>`;

This change:

  • Adds rel="noopener noreferrer" to prevent security vulnerabilities
  • Adds target="_blank" to open external links in a new tab
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return `<a class="link" ${attrBegin} href="${href}" ${attrEnd}>${html}<i class="fa-solid fa-arrow-up-right ml-[0.2em] font-light align-text-top text-[0.7em] link-icon"></i></a>`;
return `<a class="link" ${attrBegin} href="${href}" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" ${attrEnd}>${html}<i class="fa-solid fa-arrow-up-right ml-[0.2em] font-light align-text-top text-[0.7em] link-icon"></i></a>`;

• Add focus state to link styles for improved accessibility
• Apply underline and primary color to both hover and focus states
- Modify dark mode fourth text color for better contrast
- Adjust padding for links in markdown content
- Add specific styling for elements with 'link' class
- Increase darkness of $dark-fourth-text-color for better readability
- Change from 60% to 70% darken value for improved contrast in dark mode
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@EvanNotFound EvanNotFound merged commit 24a9fb0 into main Nov 20, 2024
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