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chore(frontend): change scrollbar invisible #177

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    • Updated the scrollbar styling to hide its visual presence while retaining its dimensions, providing a cleaner interface appearance.

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The change updates the CSS in the globals file by adding a display: none; rule to the ::-webkit-scrollbar selector. This modification hides the scrollbar from the user interface while preserving its previously defined dimensions. No other changes were made to the file.

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frontend/.../globals.css Added display: none; rule to the ::-webkit-scrollbar selector to hide the scrollbar.

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@PengyuChen01 PengyuChen01 reopened this Mar 12, 2025
@PengyuChen01 PengyuChen01 marked this pull request as ready for review March 12, 2025 21:35
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
frontend/src/app/globals.css (2)

87-89: Mismatch with PR Objective: Scrollbar Thumb Colors

The current changes set the scrollbar thumb colors to transparent (both normal and hover states). However, the PR title and objective indicate a desire to "change the color to white." Please verify whether the intended update is to replace the previous RGBA white (or white-like) color with white explicitly, or if transparency is now preferred.


105-107: Suggestion: Confirm Scrollbar Track Styling

The added rule for ::-webkit-scrollbar-track sets its background to transparent, which is consistent with the thumb changes. Double-check that a transparent track meets your design requirements in context with the overall UI theme.

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frontend/container-state.json (1)

1-2: Approval: New Empty JSON Object

This file creates a new container state file with an empty JSON object. It appears to serve as a placeholder for future state data.

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1-2: Approval: New Empty JSON Array

The file correctly introduces a new port state file containing an empty JSON array. This is fine as a placeholder for future data handling needs.

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109-112: Confirmation: Firefox Scrollbar Styling

The new Firefox-specific rules (scrollbar-width: thin; and scrollbar-color: transparent transparent;) enforce minimal scrollbar styling. Please confirm that this behavior is what you intend, especially given the PR objective mentions changing colors to white.

@PengyuChen01 PengyuChen01 force-pushed the change-sidebar-color-invisiable branch from 71d8967 to ffb710c Compare March 12, 2025 21:58
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96-100: Clarify Scrollbar Styling Intent

The new rule on line 97 (display: none;) completely hides the scrollbar, which is a significant visual alteration. However, the PR title ("change the color to white") suggests an intended color change rather than removal. Please confirm whether the goal is to hide the scrollbar entirely or to change its color (for example, setting the thumb’s background color to white).


87-94: Scrollbar Color Variables Review

The CSS variables defined on lines 87–94 (e.g., --scrollbar-thumb-color and --scrollbar-thumb-hover-color) currently set the scrollbar thumb to an indigo color with opacity. If the intended update is to change the color to white, you may need to update these variable values accordingly instead of hiding the scrollbar.

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@Sma1lboy Sma1lboy force-pushed the change-sidebar-color-invisiable branch from 0d52508 to 0615d71 Compare March 15, 2025 23:09
@Sma1lboy Sma1lboy changed the title change the color to white chore(frontend): change scrollbar invisible Mar 15, 2025
@Sma1lboy Sma1lboy merged commit 6f56d4e into main Mar 15, 2025
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## Summary by CodeRabbit

- **New Features**
- Added new configuration files: `container-state.json` and
`port-state.json`.
  
- **Style**
- Refined scrollbar styling to achieve a cleaner, minimalist look across
browsers. The updated design simplifies the appearance by making
scrollbar elements transparent and ensuring consistency on both
WebKit-based browsers and Firefox. Additionally, the scrollbar is now
hidden from view.
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Co-authored-by: Sma1lboy <541898146chen@gmail.com>
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