[WEB-2475] fix: applied filters header z-index and transparency

[sharma01ketan]

WEB-2475

• This PR fixes the overlap and transparency issues for the applied filters header. (The header which renders once a filter is applied)
• The header (with the labels of all the views) in workspace views is also fixed in this PR, previously it had some overlapping issues.
• This clip demonstrates for workspace views, but the changes are global.

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/7e37fdb9-d640-4ed9-8336-921f604f4a3e

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced styling for the TERNARY header variant, improving its visibility and aesthetics.
  • Updated header component to include a custom background color and improved z-index for better layering.

• Bug Fixes

  • Addressed visual rendering issues related to header display order.

[coderabbitai[bot]]

Walkthrough

The changes involve modifications to the styling of the header components in the UI package. Specifically, the EHeaderVariant.TERNARY variant's CSS class has been updated to include a custom background color and a z-index adjustment. Additionally, the GlobalViewsHeader component's class attributes have been expanded to enhance its visual layering and consistency in the application.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
packages/ui/src/header/helper.tsx	Modified headerStyle to add bg-custom-background-100 z-[12] to EHeaderVariant.TERNARY.
web/core/components/workspace/views/header.tsx	Updated Header class to include z-[12] bg-custom-background-100, enhancing visual layering.

Possibly related PRs

• #5555: Addresses z-index issues in dropdown components, relevant due to z-index modifications in header components.
• #5564: Modifies the AppHeader component's styling, directly related to changes in header styling and z-index adjustments.
• #5638: Focuses on layout improvements in project settings, relating to overall UI enhancements discussed in the main PR.

Suggested labels

🌐web

Suggested reviewers

• SatishGandham
• rahulramesha
• sriramveeraghanta

🐇 In the meadow, the headers shine,
With colors bright and styles divine.
A z-index boost, oh what a sight,
Custom backgrounds make it just right!
Hopping through code, we celebrate,
A UI refresh, oh isn’t it great? 🌼

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 146a500f9f7fcddd1b57833fe7de8c86ebfc9cb3 and e1a4b38d0959053f9f6076dd5cd4acd53b67255a.

Files selected for processing (2)

• packages/ui/src/header/helper.tsx (1 hunks)
• web/core/components/workspace/views/header.tsx (1 hunks)

Additional comments not posted (2)

packages/ui/src/header/helper.tsx (1)

15-15: Approve the changes to the TERNARY header variant styling.

The changes align with the PR objectives to fix transparency and overlap issues with the applied filters header in workspace views. The addition of the bg-custom-background-100 class should resolve the transparency issue, while the z-[12] class should ensure that the header is displayed above other elements without any visual conflicts.

Please verify that the changes have the intended impact in the workspace views and do not introduce any unintended side effects. Run the following script to navigate to the relevant workspace views and confirm the expected behavior:

Verification successful

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Approve the changes to the TERNARY header variant styling

The changes to the EHeaderVariant.TERNARY styling in packages/ui/src/header/helper.tsx have been correctly implemented, adding the bg-custom-background-100 and z-[12] classes as intended. Our analysis shows that these changes will have the desired global impact, as EHeaderVariant.TERNARY is used consistently across multiple files in the codebase.

The new background color should resolve the transparency issues, while the z-index adjustment aims to fix the overlap problems. However, we recommend manually verifying the z-index behavior in the production environment to ensure there are no conflicts with other elements.

• The changes are correctly applied in packages/ui/src/header/helper.tsx.
• EHeaderVariant.TERNARY is used consistently in multiple files, ensuring the global impact of these changes.

Please manually check for any z-index conflicts in the production environment, as we couldn't automatically verify this aspect due to technical limitations in the review environment.

Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the applied filters header in workspace views.

# Test: Navigate to each workspace view and inspect the applied filters header.
# Expect: The header should be visible, not transparent, and not overlapped by other elements.
fd --type file --extension tsx --exec sh -c '
  if grep -q "EHeaderVariant.TERNARY" "$1"; then 
    echo "Verifying $1"
    # Open the file and manually inspect the header
    code "$1"
  fi
' _ 

Length of output: 1742

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Inspect the usage of EHeaderVariant.TERNARY in identified files

# Check the content of packages/ui/src/header/helper.tsx
echo "Checking packages/ui/src/header/helper.tsx:"
cat packages/ui/src/header/helper.tsx | grep -n "EHeaderVariant.TERNARY"

echo "\nChecking usage of EHeaderVariant.TERNARY in other files:"
fd --type file --extension tsx --exec sh -c '
  if grep -q "EHeaderVariant.TERNARY" "$1"; then 
    echo "\nFile: $1"
    grep -n "EHeaderVariant.TERNARY" "$1"
  fi
' _

echo "\nChecking for potential conflicts with z-index:"
rg "z-\[(\d+)\]" --type tsx

Length of output: 3099

web/core/components/workspace/views/header.tsx (1)

110-110: The changes align with the PR objectives and improve the header's visibility and consistency.

The addition of the z-[12] class ensures that the header appears above other elements, resolving the overlap issues mentioned in the PR objectives. This change prevents any visual conflicts and ensures that the applied filters header is displayed clearly.

The bg-custom-background-100 class sets a custom background color for the header, likely improving its transparency and visual appeal. This change aligns with the PR objective of enhancing the header's appearance and consistency with the application's design.

Overall, these changes focus on the presentation layer and effectively address the issues outlined in the PR objectives without altering the underlying logic or functionality of the component.

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