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* add a table of contents (however posts heading are
not included)
* rename posts list section title
* add a useThematic hook to refresh thematic contents
* add a useThematicLists hook to refresh thematics list
* add a `notIn` filter in thematics list fetcher to directly
remove unwanted thematics
* add Cypress tests
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* merge Columns, Gallery and CardsList into Grid component
* add more options to control the grid
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* make the component more generic
* merge `<Summary />` and `<Comment />` styles into card component
to avoid repeating the same structure
* remove most of the props to use composition
However the CSS is a bit complex because of the two variants...
Also, the component should be refactored when the CSS pseudo-class
`:has` has enough support: the provider and the `cover` and `meta`
props should be removed.
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* move Prism styles to Sass placeholders to avoid repeats
* let usePrism consumer define its plugins (remove default ones)
* remove `plugins` prop from Code component
* add new props to Code component to let consumer configure plugins
(and handle plugin list from the given options)
However there are some problems with Prism plugins: line-highlight and
treeview does not seems to be loaded. I don't want to use Babel instead
of SWC so I have no solution for now.
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It removes items complexity by allowing consumers to use any label/value
association. Translations should also be defined by the consumer.
Each item can now be configured separately (borders, layout...).
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* rename `external` prop to `isExternal`
* rename `download` prop to `isDownload`
* rewrite CSS to reduce code length and complexity
* move link styles in Sass placeholders to avoid repeats because of WordPress
articles
* move NavLink component to molecules
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* add a `spacing` prop
* replace `layout` prop with `isInline` prop
* remove `items` prop (and classNames props) in favor of new components:
Description, Group, Term
* remove `withSeparator` prop (CSS content is announced by screen readers
and Firefox/Safari have no support for alternative text so the consumer
should add itself an element with `aria-hidden` if it need a separator)
Be aware, Meta component and its consumers can be visually broken, they
should be refactored before using them in production.
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* change `items` prop to children
* replace `kind` prop with `isHierarchical`, `isOrdered` & `isInline` props
* add `hideMarker` prop
* add `spacing` prop to control item spacing
* move lists styles to Sass placeholders to avoid repeats because of
headless WordPress
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* remove `alignment` and `withMargin` props (consumer should handle
that)
* move styles to Sass placeholders to avoid repeats with headings
coming from WordPress
* refactor some other components that depend on Heading to avoid ESlint
errors
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Both:
* move styles to Sass placeholders
Button:
* add `isPressed` prop to Button
* add `isLoading` prop to Button (to differentiate state from
disabled)
ButtonLink:
* replace `external` prop with `isExternal` prop
* replace `href` prop with `to` prop
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Using paths aliases starting with "@" can be confusing and can lead to
conflict with existings modules. I prefer to use relative paths to
avoid extra configuration in tools because of these aliases.
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On small screen, they was too small I think. I also change some
styles like focus state to keep consistency between all elements in
toolbar. Also, I was not fan of the rotate effect.
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