@nxgt/material 3.7.3 → 3.7.4

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  # @nxgt/material
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+ ## 3.7.4
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+ ### Patch Changes
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+ - [#1386](https://github.com/softistx/nxgt-material/pull/1386) [`ae0bd15`](https://github.com/softistx/nxgt-material/commit/ae0bd15881ad0d4e81bedb314e50bb3ac7d732e7) Thanks [@SteveGT96](https://github.com/SteveGT96)! - `ActivityLayout` with a `backdrop`: the chrome is now lightly translucent and frosted instead of opaque, so a shape shows faintly behind the app bar, the breadcrumb and the tabs strip. The app bar is 80% of `--background`; the sidebar, the breadcrumb and the tabs strip are 87% (the least that keeps their text at WCAG AA over the darkest shape in the light theme); all sit over a 6px blur. Under `prefers-reduced-transparency: reduce`, or where `backdrop-filter` is unsupported, the blur is off and the fill is 92%. `--nxgt-backdrop-chrome` still overrides the fill, `--nxgt-backdrop-surface` and the lists, tables and cards stay opaque, and nothing changes without a `backdrop`.
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  ## 3.7.3
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  ### Patch Changes
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  * frame's padding and gaps take the chrome fill, so the shapes show nowhere
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  * else.
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- * The shapes show in the free content area only: every surface of the chrome and
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- * of the lists is opaque, so none runs behind a text, an icon or a control. Two
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- * tokens, set on the layout (or any ancestor), tune them:
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+ * The chrome is lightly translucent and frosted: about 80% of the background
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+ * colour (--nxgt-backdrop-chrome-alpha, the app bar) or 87% (--nxgt-backdrop-nav-alpha,
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+ * the sidebar, the breadcrumb and the tabs strip, whose text needs it to keep
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+ * WCAG AA over the darkest shape in the light theme) over a 6px blur
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+ * (--nxgt-backdrop-blur), so a shape shows faintly behind them, too blurred to
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+ * compete with a text. The lists, tables and cards stay opaque. Under `prefers-reduced-transparency:
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+ * reduce`, or where `backdrop-filter` is unsupported, the blur is off and the
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+ * fill is 92% (both). Two tokens, set on the layout (or any ancestor), tune them:
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  * --nxgt-backdrop-chrome the sidebar, the app bar, the breadcrumb, the tabs
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- * strip (default: var(--background))
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+ * strip (default: the background at 80% / 92%)
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  * --nxgt-backdrop-surface the lists and tables, their band and rows
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- * (default: var(--card))
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+ * (default: var(--card), opaque)
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  * The sidebar, the app bar and the tables take theirs from a class whose
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  * fallback is their usual surface, through `--nxgt-backdrop-fill-*`: a utility
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  * class outranks any rule in a layer, so a rule here could not set them. */
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  }
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  [data-slot="activity-layout"][data-backdrop] {
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- --nxgt-backdrop-fill-chrome: var(--nxgt-backdrop-chrome, var(--background));
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+ --nxgt-backdrop-chrome-alpha: 80%;
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+ --nxgt-backdrop-nav-alpha: 87%;
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+ --nxgt-backdrop-blur: 6px;
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+ --nxgt-backdrop-fill-chrome: var(
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+ --nxgt-backdrop-chrome,
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+ color-mix(
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+ in oklab,
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+ var(--background) var(--nxgt-backdrop-chrome-alpha),
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+ transparent
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+ )
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+ );
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+ --nxgt-backdrop-fill-nav: var(
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+ --nxgt-backdrop-chrome,
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+ color-mix(
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+ in oklab,
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+ var(--background) var(--nxgt-backdrop-nav-alpha),
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+ transparent
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+ )
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+ );
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  --nxgt-backdrop-fill-surface: var(--nxgt-backdrop-surface, var(--card));
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  }
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+ /* No blur to lean on: a more opaque fill instead. */
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+ @supports not (
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+ (backdrop-filter: blur(1px)) or
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+ (-webkit-backdrop-filter: blur(1px))
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+ ) {
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+ [data-slot="activity-layout"][data-backdrop] {
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+ --nxgt-backdrop-chrome-alpha: 92%;
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+ --nxgt-backdrop-nav-alpha: 92%;
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+ --nxgt-backdrop-blur: 0px;
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+ }
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+ }
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+ @media (prefers-reduced-transparency: reduce) {
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+ [data-slot="activity-layout"][data-backdrop] {
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+ --nxgt-backdrop-chrome-alpha: 92%;
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+ --nxgt-backdrop-nav-alpha: 92%;
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+ --nxgt-backdrop-blur: 0px;
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+ }
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+ }
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  /* The breadcrumb trail: a pill under the app bar, as wide as its crumbs. */
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  [data-slot="activity-layout"][data-backdrop]
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  [data-slot="activity-layout-frame"]
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  padding-block: 0.25rem;
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  padding-inline-end: 0.75rem;
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  border-radius: 999px;
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- background: var(--nxgt-backdrop-fill-chrome);
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+ background: var(--nxgt-backdrop-fill-nav);
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+ -webkit-backdrop-filter: blur(var(--nxgt-backdrop-blur));
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+ backdrop-filter: blur(var(--nxgt-backdrop-blur));
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  }
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  /* Tabs: the strip is a band, its top corners rounded. (The segmented look
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  [data-slot="activity-layout"][data-backdrop] [data-slot="tabs-list"] {
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  border-start-start-radius: var(--radius);
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  border-start-end-radius: var(--radius);
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- background: var(--nxgt-backdrop-fill-chrome);
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+ background: var(--nxgt-backdrop-fill-nav);
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+ -webkit-backdrop-filter: blur(var(--nxgt-backdrop-blur));
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+ backdrop-filter: blur(var(--nxgt-backdrop-blur));
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  }
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  }