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WalkthroughA LESS color variable in the edit area component theme was updated to use a transparent background for the iframe instead of white. This is a single-line styling modification affecting only the theme configuration. Changes
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In `@modules/oxide/src/less/theme/components/edit-area/edit-area.less`:
- Line 5: The shared LESS variable `@edit-area-iframe-background-color` was
changed to transparent but is consumed by edit-area, dialog and ai-preview, so
confirm whether dialog and ai-preview should remain opaque; if not intended,
either create and use component-specific variables (e.g.
`@dialog-iframe-background-color` and `@ai-preview-iframe-background-color`) and
replace uses in the dialog and ai-preview styles, or add explicit overrides in
the dialog (targeting .tox-dialog__iframe--opaque) and ai-preview styles to set
the required non-transparent background, leaving
`@edit-area-iframe-background-color` as-is for the edit-area component.
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modules/oxide/src/less/theme/components/edit-area/edit-area.less
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# Description: Find all usages of `@edit-area-iframe-background-color` across the codebase
rg -n '@edit-area-iframe-background-color' --type-add 'less:*.less' --type lessRepository: tinymce/tinymce
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Variable is shared across three components; verify intended transparency behavior for dialogs and AI preview.
The variable @edit-area-iframe-background-color is used in:
edit-area.less(line 34)dialog.less(line 489)ai-preview.less(line 22)
Changing this to transparent affects all three components. Verify that dialog and AI preview iframes are intended to have transparent backgrounds (especially since the dialog component has a .tox-dialog__iframe--opaque class). If not, either override the variable in the specific components or introduce separate variables.
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[error] 5-5: Unexpected unknown at-rule "@edit-area-iframe-background-color:" (scss/at-rule-no-unknown)
(scss/at-rule-no-unknown)
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In `@modules/oxide/src/less/theme/components/edit-area/edit-area.less` at line 5,
The shared LESS variable `@edit-area-iframe-background-color` was changed to
transparent but is consumed by edit-area, dialog and ai-preview, so confirm
whether dialog and ai-preview should remain opaque; if not intended, either
create and use component-specific variables (e.g.
`@dialog-iframe-background-color` and `@ai-preview-iframe-background-color`) and
replace uses in the dialog and ai-preview styles, or add explicit overrides in
the dialog (targeting .tox-dialog__iframe--opaque) and ai-preview styles to set
the required non-transparent background, leaving
`@edit-area-iframe-background-color` as-is for the edit-area component.
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Description of Changes:
Problem is when dark theme is used
(content_css: dark, skin: oxide-dark)andtox-edit-area__iframeby default hasbackground-color: #fff, so on rendering moment white background flashes so maybe i think it is better to use transparent backgroundPre-checks:
feature/,hotfix/orspike/Review:
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