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* Add loading indiciators for the revenue report. * Improve accessibility, and fix up some documentation comments. * Fix top border on mobile * Add EmptyContent Component and revenue error/empty states. (https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce-admin/pull/348) * Add EmptyContent Component and revenue error/empty states. * Move relative image handling to ImageAsset, combine secondary and primary action rendering, add some missing isRequired proptypes, add empty error handling. * Handle PR Feedback: Clean up button css, set a default for illustration, fix deprecation typo, some code cleanup. |
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README.md
CSS
Folder/File Structure
/abstracts/*– this contains all mixins/variables/etc, things that won't appear in compiled CSS/shared/*– these are the styles that will appear in compiled CSS - the reset, gutenberg components import, etc/_embedded.scss– this file is used for the embed pages CSS, and is imported inembedded.jsonly/_index.scss– this file is used for the app's CSS, and is imported inindex.jsonly
Naming: Component classes
To avoid class name collisions between elements of the woo app and to the enclosing WordPress dashboard, class names must adhere to the following guidelines:
Any default export of a folder's index.js must be prefixed with woocommerce- followed by the directory name in which it resides:
.woocommerce-[ directory name ]
(Example: .woocommerce-card from components/card/index.js)
For any descendant of the top-level (index.js) element, prefix using the top-level element's class name separated by two underscores:
.woocommerce-[ directory name ]__[ descendant description ]
(Example: .woocommerce-card__title, or .woocommerce-ellipsis-menu__item)
For optional variations of an element or its descendants, you may use a modifier class, but you must not apply styles to the modifier class directly; only as an additional selector to the element to which the modifier applies:
.woocommerce-[ directory name ].is-[ modifier description ] .woocommerce-[ directory name ]__[ descendant description ].is-[ modifier description ]
(Example: .woocommerce-ellipsis-menu__item.is-active )
In all of the above cases, except in separating the top-level element from its descendants, you must use dash delimiters when expressing multiple terms of a name. You can use .is-* or .has-* to describe element states.
You may observe that these conventions adhere closely to the BEM (Blocks, Elements, Modifiers) CSS methodology, with minor adjustments to the application of modifiers.
Naming: Layout classes
All layout classes use the .woocommerce-layout__ prefix:
.woocommerce-layout__[ section ]
(Example: .woocommerce-layout__activity-panel )
If the section has children elements, prefix a description with the section class name:
.woocommerce-layout__[ section ]-[ descendant description ]
(Example: .woocommerce-layout__activity-panel-title )
Naming: Dashboard classes
All dashboard components use the .woocommerce-dashboard__ prefix:
.woocommerce-dashboard__[ section ]
(Example: .woocommerce-dashboard__widget )
Naming: Analytics classes
All analytics components use the .woocommerce-analytics__ prefix.