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修复Alert组件的关闭按钮偏下的问题

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    • Enhanced the visual presentation of the alert component by refining the styling applied to the alert icon, ensuring that the close icon maintains a distinct appearance.
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This pull request refines the styling of the alert component by updating the CSS selector for the alert icon. The selector now excludes elements with the "close" class by applying the :not(.@{alert-prefix-cls}__close) pseudo-class. The update maintains a comment regarding the intentional omission of border-related CSS variables, with no changes made to the exported or public entities.

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packages/theme/.../alert/index.less Updated alert icon selector from .@{alert-prefix-cls}__icon to .@{alert-prefix-cls}__icon:not(.@{alert-prefix-cls}__close); retained border comment.

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此PR修复了Alert组件中关闭按钮偏下的问题,通过调整样式使关闭按钮居中。主要修改了样式文件以确保关闭按钮不受其他图标样式的影响。

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packages/theme/src/alert/index.less 修改了样式选择器,确保关闭按钮不受其他图标样式的影响。

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@
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/** alert-icon 场景 */
.@{alert-prefix-cls}__icon {
.@{alert-prefix-cls}__icon:not(.@{alert-prefix-cls}__close) {

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确保选择器的更改不会影响其他图标的样式。此更改将关闭按钮从其他图标样式中排除,确保其居中显示。

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This PR fixes the problem of down-down button in the Alert component, centering the close button by adjusting the style. The style file is mainly modified to ensure that the close button is not affected by other icon styles.

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| File | Summary |
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| Packages/Theme/SRC/ALERT/Index.less | Modified the style selector to ensure that the closing button is not affected by other icon styles. | |

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packages/theme/src/alert/index.less (1)

35-40: CSS Selector Refinement for Alert Icon

The updated selector

.@{alert-prefix-cls}__icon:not(.@{alert-prefix-cls}__close)

ensures that the styling (including the margin-top: 2px;) is applied only to the alert icon and not to the close icon. This change appropriately targets the non-close icons and should correct the misalignment issue of the close button by allowing its dedicated styling (defined later) to take full effect.

To further enhance maintainability, consider verifying that the individually defined properties for the close icon (from lines 68 onward) are sufficient for centering it in all alert contexts, especially when combined with modifiers like .is-center.

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@zzcr zzcr merged commit eca3888 into opentiny:dev Feb 5, 2025
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@shenjunjian shenjunjian deleted the dev-alert-close-position branch March 10, 2025 11:35
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