[TreeView] Simplify customization #21514
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| label: { | ||
| fontWeight: 'inherit', | ||
| color: 'inherit', | ||
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| labelRoot: { | ||
| display: 'flex', | ||
| alignItems: 'center', | ||
| padding: theme.spacing(0.5, 0), | ||
| padding: theme.spacing(0.5, 0, 0.5, 0.5), |
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@joshwooding I have added a new commit with the following changes:
- differentiate "selected + hover" to the "selected + focused" style
- Increase the specificity of the Gmail demo to override all the cases
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@oliviertassinari Looks good to me. I think we made selected + hover the same as selected + focus to make it simpler but I’m happy to have them separated. I was tempted to do the same for the Gmail tree but I think it made it harder to see where focus matched selected. |
Yeah, I wonder about this tradeoff. It seems that the purpose of changing the style is double: 1. to identify if the element can be interacted with, 2. to identify where the element is. I think that with With the previous tradeoff, it felt that for keyboard users, the visual diff wasn't strong enough to identify where the focused element was. I have tried changing the opacity to use the focus one (instead of the hover one), which adds more contrast, however, it felt too strong for the hover case. What do you think? |
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Yeah, I agree. Everything looks good. |
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@eps1lon TreeItemClassKey has been updated? The only new class is |
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| if (event.shiftKey || event.ctrlKey || event.metaKey) { | |||
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Doesn't this also prevent focus in certain browsers or do those only focus if no meta keys are pressed?
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You're right but because we don't depend on the focusing of a tree item for anything since we call focus in the click handler it shouldn't matter. But it might trip up someone depending on this behaviour. I have plans to change this part of the tree anyway.
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After a quick look, we didn' customize TreeViewFinder which also uses TreeView/TreeItem so it shouldn't need the same fixing as ReportViewer. in mui/material-ui#21514 pseudo classes were moved from root to content, so we no longer need nested selectors and rules need to go on content directly use Mui-focused instead of :focus also restore muiv4 treeitem label color rule to get a different color right after a click on an item. It was also removed in treeitem in mui/material-ui#21514 Note: in v5 primary.main was changed from indigo to blue in mui/material-ui#26555) but let's go with the new primary colors Note2: fade renamed to alpha
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After a quick look, we didn' customize TreeViewFinder which also uses TreeView/TreeItem so it shouldn't need the same fixing as ReportViewer. in mui/material-ui#21514 pseudo classes were moved from root to content, so we no longer need nested selectors and rules need to go on content directly use Mui-focused instead of :focus also restore muiv4 treeitem label color rule to get a different color right after a click on an item. It was also removed in treeitem in mui/material-ui#21514 Note: in v5 primary.main was changed from indigo to blue in mui/material-ui#26555) but let's go with the new primary colors Note2: fade renamed to alpha Co-authored-by: Sylvain Bouzols <sylvain.bouzols@gmail.com>
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Alternative to #20159
Closes #20125
Closes #20311