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Fix variable outline styles #4497
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This is probably dangerous (due to missing namespacing).
I'll look into prefixing it.
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Yes, indeed. Sorry, I marked it as ready to review without reassessing the CSS so it was still very much in a work-in-progress state. 😅
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.bio-vo-variable-table th, |
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I realized we already apply the whole fixes locally to the variables panel .bio-vo-tab-content
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Assessment: It fits much better into the existing UX. I was not able to fix the popup issue (#4496) but I'll continue to investigate as a follow-up. Let's merge it for now (as a quick fix), and investigate further improvements in the future. |
Proposed Changes
Adjusts the IBM Carbon styles of the variable outline tab so that it looks more like it's part of the modeler. This is a proposal that needs discussion in terms of how and where to actually fix the IBM Carbon styles and whether the fixes should also work for the next IBM Carbon component we introduce.
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Related to #4267