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close #1874

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  • New Features

    • Introduced dynamic positioning for the dropdown based on screen space, enhancing usability.
    • Added a visual status indicator icon in the dropdown items for better feedback.
  • Style

    • Updated task table styling by streamlining border visuals and enhancing the toggle button icon and layout, offering a cleaner, more modern interface.

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This pull request refines the UI of multiple Svelte components. In the submission status dropdown, a new import provides a Check icon, and the dropdown layout is updated with enhanced styling and adjusted margins. Additionally, the table components have styling modifications: border classes have been removed for a cleaner look, and the dropdown toggle icon has been replaced with ChevronDown, accompanied by updated padding and alignment adjustments.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/UpdatingDropdown.svelte Modified onclick event to pass the event object; updated toggle function to accept an optional MouseEvent; added getDropdownPosition and getDropdownClasses functions; imported Check icon.
src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTable.svelte
src/lib/components/TaskTables/TaskTableBodyCell.svelte
Modified table UI styling by removing border classes; replaced the EllipsisVertical icon with ChevronDown in the dropdown toggle; updated container padding and alignment.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Modify icon type and center alignment [#1874]
Enhance dropdown UI with check icon and border styling [#1874]
Responsive dropdown positioning based on screen [#1874] Position adjustment based on screen not implemented.
Remove vertical table lines and align cell padding [#1874]

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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/UpdatingDropdown.svelte (3)

67-70: Consider handling window resize or scroll changes.
Currently, the dropdown position is set only upon opening. If a user scrolls or resizes the window while the dropdown is open, the position might become misaligned. You may consider recalculating the position on resize or scroll for enhanced responsiveness.


81-88: Dropdown position calculation might benefit from height considerations.
getDropdownPosition only checks if the top is below the midpoint. For very tall dropdowns, you might consider offsetting for the actual dropdown height instead of just defaulting to bottom-half logic.


237-251: Consider using a button element instead of an anchor with javascript:void(0).
In your snippet, <DropdownLi href="javascript:void(0)" ...> may have accessibility drawbacks. A <button> element is typically more accessible. Otherwise, the logic for conditionally displaying the <Check> icon is clean and straightforward.

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src/lib/components/SubmissionStatus/UpdatingDropdown.svelte (6)

23-23: Good utilization of the MouseEvent parameter in the toggle function.
Your approach of passing the event to the toggle function is clear and straightforward, ensuring that dropdown positioning is only recalculated when triggered by user interaction.


59-62: State variables for dropdown position are well-defined.
These dedicated store variables (dropdownX, dropdownY, isLowerHalfInScreen) neatly encapsulate the dropdown’s position and orientation logic.


73-79: Toggle function extension is well-structured.
The optional event parameter is logically integrated, passing the event only when it is relevant for dynamic positioning. No issues here.


90-100: Dropdown class generation is clear and maintains separation of concerns.
The getDropdownClasses function encapsulates positioning logic in a clean manner. This helps keep template markup concise.


213-223: Usage of getDropdownClasses is adequately integrated.
Applying the dynamic classes at line 218 is a good approach to keep the layout and styling flexible based on the dropdown’s computed position. No issues detected.


33-33:

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LGTM

@KATO-Hiro KATO-Hiro merged commit 52da577 into staging Mar 30, 2025
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@KATO-Hiro KATO-Hiro deleted the #1874 branch March 30, 2025 08:36
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[UI] コンテスト別テーブルのUIを改善しましょう

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