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Improve preview and web widget padding #1796

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Removes the padding for most of the specialized previews, moves where it's defined for the directory preview so that the header borders extend to the edge of the block

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The pull request introduces a new optional noPadding property across multiple frontend components, specifically in the PreviewModel and WebViewModel classes. This property is initialized with a default value of true and is of type Atom<boolean>.

Accompanying these class modifications, the CSS file preview.scss has been updated to adjust padding and layout properties. The changes include removing flex-grow: 1; and padding: 0 5px; from the .view-preview class, while adding padding: 5px; to .view-preview-pdf and .view-preview-directory classes.

Additionally, in the StreamingPreview function, the iframe dimensions have been modified from width="95%" height="95%" to width="100%" height="100%", potentially affecting the rendering of PDF previews to occupy the full available space.


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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
frontend/app/view/webview/webview.tsx (1)

36-36: Document the purpose of the noPadding property.

The newly added noPadding property lacks documentation explaining its purpose and usage.

Add JSDoc comments to explain the property's purpose:

+    /** Controls whether padding should be applied to the webview. */
     noPadding?: Atom<boolean>;
frontend/app/view/preview/preview.tsx (2)

120-120: Document the purpose of the noPadding property.

The newly added noPadding property lacks documentation explaining its purpose and usage.

Add JSDoc comments to explain the property's purpose:

+    /** Controls whether padding should be applied to the preview. */
     noPadding?: Atom<boolean>;

437-438: Consider moving the property initialization.

The property initialization is separated from other property initializations by empty lines, affecting code organization.

Move the initialization to be grouped with other property initializations:

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-        this.noPadding = atom(true);
+        this.noPadding = atom(true);
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🔇 Additional comments (3)
frontend/app/view/webview/webview.tsx (1)

62-62: Verify the usage of the noPadding property.

The noPadding property is initialized but not utilized in the component's rendering or styling logic.

frontend/app/view/preview/preview.tsx (1)

831-831: LGTM! Improved iframe dimensions.

The change from 95% to 100% dimensions improves space utilization and aligns with the padding adjustments in the SCSS file.

frontend/app/view/preview/preview.scss (1)

44-47: LGTM! Consistent padding for PDF and directory views.

The addition of consistent padding improves the visual presentation and aligns with the iframe dimension changes.

@esimkowitz esimkowitz merged commit 62eec93 into main Jan 23, 2025
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@esimkowitz esimkowitz deleted the evan/widget-padding branch January 23, 2025 01:08
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