On a phone the composer opened at the top of the feed whether or not the feed was scrolled there, and a reply, quote
or edit opened inside its card's 228px column. New PhoneSheet shows them as a sheet from the bottom of the screen below
md, over a dimmed page, with a heading and a close button (a tap outside or Escape closes it too); from md they stay in
place as before. On a phone a new post starts from a round button under the thumb (the feed keeps room for it at the
bottom), and the tabs' Post button shows from md. Opening the composer scrolls the feed to its top, and the composer's
words take the focus (DTextarea.Element). Picking a suggested mention or hashtag keeps the focus, and the phone's
keyboard, in the words (DButton.KeepFocus, and the words are focused again). The character count sits under the words
instead of over their last line, and the visibility menu names each choice.
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A closed dropdown's content stayed displayed whenever it carried a display class (flex, grid), only invisible, so it
still took room: the React picker past a card's right edge made the whole feed scroll sideways on a phone (294px at
360px). A closed one is now not displayed at all. DDropdown moves the focus into its content on opening, which also
scrolls a menu cut off by the feed into view, and gives it back to its trigger after Escape or an outside tap. New
SheetOnNarrow makes the content a sheet from the bottom of the screen below md, over a dimmed page, at most 80dvh tall.
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DModal draws a close button (✕, named by CloseText) beside its heading, in a header that stays in view while the box
scrolls; a long list of who liked a post left only the thin margins around the box to tap out of it. A new
ResponsiveBottom placement makes the box a sheet from the bottom below md and keeps it in the middle from md; the
report, liked-by and boosted-by, edit history and public notice dialogs use it. Boxes are at most 100dvh tall, so a
phone's browser bars don't cut them, and a bottom sheet leaves 3rem above itself and clears the home indicator. The
report dialog gets a Cancel button.
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Components/Daisy/ wraps all 69 components in daisyUI's llms.txt, grouped by
daisyUI's categories (Actions, DataDisplay, Navigation, Feedback, DataInput,
Layout, Mockup), with part components where daisyUI has repeating parts (DTab,
DMenuItem, DTimelineItem, ...).
- Each enum maps to whole literal class names in a switch, so Tailwind's scanner
generates them. Nothing is concatenated.
- Value-holding fields derive from DInputBase<TValue>, Blazor's InputBase, so
@bind-Value and EditForm validation work. Invalid fields get the component's
*-error class.
- Open and active state lives in C# (@bind-IsOpen, @bind-Active) and is rendered
with daisyUI's *-open modifiers. DDropdown adds an outside-click layer and
Escape. No component uses JS interop.
- The one exception is DCalendar, which wraps the Cally web component, vendored
as wwwroot/vendor/cally.js (0.9.2, MIT).
/styleguide (not linked) renders every component in all its colours, sizes and
states, with a theme and hue picker that previews without saving.
neo.css follows what the styleguide showed:
- select keeps daisyUI's arrow;
- skeleton-text isn't sunk;
- the phone mockup and dock are raised;
- active menu items and OTP digits are inset;
- a joined accordion is raised as one block.
The primary, secondary and accent colours are deeper, so they still read as
text.
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