Use the new .table-group-divider to create your own dividers as desired. Would love to find a better way to handle border-color for this, but for now, this is at least opt-in.
I've applied it by default in another way for our docs tables to help differentiate our content vs our components.
Fixes#35342
* fix(reboot): revert hr styles to v4 implementation
* docs(cheatsheet): add a hr example
* fix(reboot): currentColor is the initial border-color value
* Document hr element in Reboot docs
* Update migration guide
* Update scss/_variables.scss
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* Replace AnchorJS with a Hugo render hook
* docs(anchors): improve aria-label on anchor links
* docs(anchors): show anchor link when ed
* docs(anchors): add hash in pseudo-element
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* Redesign docs navbar to use offcanvas, tweak overall padding while I'm here
* Match code snippets to new gutter width
* Replace value with docs-specific variable
Opted not to do a CSS variable here since on .bd-content it would be inherited into our examples
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* Convert bulk of division to multiplication
* Use custom divide() function instead of Dart Sass math module for greater compatibility
* Apply suggestions from code review
* Fix functions
- De-duplicates bulk of the content for a migration from v4 to v5
- Adds clear breaking labels where appropriate
- Leaves room for more guidance around doing the actual migration
* Update docs to use new .show behavior and clarify some copy for first example
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* Add a new offcanvas component
* offcanvas.js: switch to string constants and `event.key`
* Remove unneeded code
* Sass optimizations
* Fixes
Make sure the element is hidden and not offscreen when inactive
fix close icon negative margins
Add content in right & bottom examples
Re-fix bottom offcanvas height not to cover all viewport
* Wording tweaks
* update tests and offcanvas class
* separate scrollbar functionality and use it in offcanvas
* Update .bundlewatch.config.json
* fix focus
* update btn-close / fix focus on close
* add aria-modal and role
return focus on trigger when offcanvas is closed
change body scrolling timings
* move common code to reusable functions
* add aria-labelledby
* Replace lorem ipsum text
* fix focus when offcanvas is closed
* updates
* revert modal, add tests for scrollbar
* show backdrop by default
* Update offcanvas.md
* Update offcanvas CSS to better match modals
- Add background-clip for borders
- Move from outline to border (less clever, more consistent)
- Add scss-docs in vars
* Revamp offcanvas docs
- Add static example to show and explain the components
- Split live examples and rename them
- Simplify example content
- Expand docs notes elsewhere
- Add sass docs
* Add .offcanvas-title instead of .modal-title
* Rename offcanvas example to offcanvas-navbar to reflect it's purpose
* labelledby references title and not header
* Add default shadow to offcanvas
* enable offcanvas-body to fill all the remaining wrapper area
* Be more descriptive, on Accessibility area
* remove redundant classes
* ensure in case of an already open offcanvas, not to open another one
* bring back backdrop|scroll combinations
* bring back toggling class
* refactor scrollbar method, plus tests
* add check if element is not full-width, according to #30621
* revert all in modal
* use documentElement innerWidth
* Rename classes to -start and -end
Also copyedit some docs wording
* omit some things on scrollbar
* PASS BrowserStack tests
-- IOS devices, Android devices and Browsers on Mac, hide scrollbar by default and appear it, only while scrolling.
* Rename '_handleClosing' to '_addEventListeners'
* change pipe usage to comma
* change Data.getData to Data.get
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Our current trick works great for headings or landmarks `:target`ed by links activation, however it still allows focus to be hidden under the sticky header.
1. Go to any docs page,
2. use a TOC link to scroll down the page,
3. then `Shift`+`Tab` to navigate backward using keyboard.
You should see on some browsers (mainly Firefox from my tests, but it used to do the same in Chrome) that focused elements isn't visible, hidden by our sticky header.
Applying `scroll-padding-top` to the `:root` solves this without any side-effect—but it requires to drop `scroll-margin-top` for anchors to prevent doubling the offset.
FWIW based on my test, Edgium and Chromium don't really care since they seem to have a new heuristic for such cases, making the focused element scroll to the center of the view.
* Revert "Adapt to the recent main changes"
This reverts commit 50d8921670.
* Revert "Add Hugo Pipes logic for local and vendored scripts."
This reverts commit 3fcfd606f2.
* Revert "Use Hugo mounts for our docs vendor JS files."
This reverts commit 6b071116f3.
apart from the visual styling, there's probably no good reason why these shouldn't be `<button>` elements, semantically
the buttons still look a shade too button-like, despite using `.btn-light`. the last remnant of button styling can probably be suppressed further, *or* this makes the case for expanding the core button styles to have one that looks completely non-button and non-link like (for cases where an additional style/hint was given already, or it's clear from context that something's an actionable button or link)
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