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Added a return to the previous step Button inside the seller setup wizard and adjusted RTL layout issue #2309

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    • Adjusted button padding in setup form for improved UI consistency.

…step Button layout inside the seller setup wizard.

Added necessary CSS to adjust the newly added Return to the previous step Button layout inside the seller setup wizard to make the button three columns.
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The changes introduce a new CSS rule in assets/css/setup.css, specifically targeting the .dokan-vendor-setup-wizard form .wc-setup-actions .button selector. This rule adds a padding property set to 11px!important, ensuring consistent padding for buttons within the specified form. No other modifications were made to existing styles or selectors.

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assets/css/setup.css Added new styling rule for button padding within a specific form class.

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  • assets/css/setup.css (1 hunks)
  • includes/Vendor/SetupWizard.php (8 hunks)
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includes/Vendor/SetupWizard.php (10)

12-12: Ensure proper documentation for the $step property.

The $step property is documented as a string representing the current step. Ensure that the documentation is consistent with its usage.


20-20: Ensure proper documentation for the $custom_logo property.

The $custom_logo property is documented as a string representing the custom logo URL. Ensure that the documentation is consistent with its usage.


21-21: Ensure proper documentation for the $store_id property.

The $store_id property is documented as an integer. Ensure that the documentation is consistent with its usage.


24-24: Ensure proper documentation for the $store_info property.

The $store_info property is documented as an array. Ensure that the documentation is consistent with its usage.


36-36: Verify the initialization of new properties in the setup_wizard method.

The setup_wizard method initializes the new properties. Ensure that the initialization is correct and consistent with the class's requirements.


366-366: Verify the addition of the return button in the dokan_setup_store method.

The dokan_setup_store method includes a return button to the previous step. Ensure that the button is correctly implemented and functional.


573-573: Verify the addition of the return button in the dokan_setup_payment method.

The dokan_setup_payment method includes a return button to the previous step. Ensure that the button is correctly implemented and functional.


662-662: Verify the addition of the return button in the dokan_setup_ready method.

The dokan_setup_ready method includes a return button to the previous step. Ensure that the button is correctly implemented and functional.


669-679: Ensure proper implementation of the get_previous_step_link method.

The get_previous_step_link method generates the link to the previous step. Ensure that the method is correctly implemented and handles errors appropriately.


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Verify the validation logic in the dokan_setup_store_save method.

The dokan_setup_store_save method includes validation for the new fields. Ensure that the validation logic is correctly implemented and handles errors appropriately.

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@TanvirHasan19 TanvirHasan19 changed the title Added a return to the previous step Button inside the seller setup wizard. Added a return to the previous step Button inside the seller setup wizard and adjusted RTL layout issue Jul 5, 2024
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@TanvirHasan19 TanvirHasan19 added Needs: Testing This requires further testing Needs: Dev Review It requires a developer review and approval labels Dec 26, 2024
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259-261: Consider alternatives to using !important

The !important declaration should be avoided as it:

  • Makes styles harder to override when needed
  • Creates specificity wars
  • Reduces maintainability

Consider these alternatives:

-.dokan-vendor-setup-wizard form .wc-setup-actions .button{
-  padding: 11px!important;
-}
+/* Option 1: Increase specificity */
+.dokan-vendor-setup-wizard form .wc-setup-actions .button.button {
+  padding: 11px;
+}
+
+/* Option 2: Use more specific selectors */
+.dokan-vendor-setup-wizard form .wc-setup-actions .button[type="submit"],
+.dokan-vendor-setup-wizard form .wc-setup-actions .button[type="button"] {
+  padding: 11px;
+}
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Line range hint 1-261: Missing RTL support mentioned in PR objectives

The PR objectives mention fixing RTL layout issues, but there are no RTL-specific styles added. Consider adding RTL support using one of these approaches:

  1. Using CSS logical properties:
/* Instead of left/right, use logical properties */
.wc-wizard-service-item .wc-wizard-service-name {
  padding-inline-start: 20px;
}
  1. Using the dir attribute:
/* Add RTL-specific rules */
[dir="rtl"] .wc-wizard-service-item .wc-wizard-service-name {
  padding-right: 20px;
  padding-left: 0;
}

Let's verify the RTL-related changes:


Line range hint 1-261: Verify RTL changes in other files

The PR objectives mention RTL layout fixes, but the changes in this CSS file don't fully address RTL support. Let's verify if RTL-related changes exist in other files:

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RTL support is properly handled in the codebase

Based on the search results, RTL support is well implemented across the codebase:

  1. Dedicated RTL CSS files exist:
  • assets/css/rtl.css - Main RTL stylesheet
  • Multiple component-specific RTL stylesheets under assets/js/
  1. RTL detection and handling:
  • is_rtl() checks are used to conditionally apply RTL styles
  • RTL-specific selectors and rules in CSS files
  • RTL attributes in HTML templates
  1. RTL-aware components:
  • Select2 dropdown has RTL support
  • Vue components handle RTL layout
  • Charts and graphs respect RTL direction

The changes in setup.css appear to be general styling updates and don't require additional RTL-specific changes since RTL support is already handled through the dedicated RTL stylesheets.

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