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The pull request modifies styling classes in two React components. In preview-model.tsx, five UI buttons (Loading, Read Only, Save, Preview, and Edit) have their Tailwind classes updated to replace regular padding classes with explicit non-overridable padding equivalents (!py-[2px] and !px-[10px]), and the "warning" class is removed from three buttons. In term.tsx, the "Multi Input ON" button's styling is updated with explicit padding and typography classes. No functional logic, state management, or control flow changes are present.

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The changes are highly repetitive and homogeneous, applying the same pattern of Tailwind class adjustments across multiple button elements. Review effort is minimal because: all modifications follow a consistent, predictable pattern; changes are purely cosmetic styling adjustments with no logic; and the scope is limited to two files. The review focuses on verifying consistency of applied classes and confirming the padding override behavior is intentional across all affected elements.

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Title Check ✅ Passed The pull request title "fix padding for header buttons (tailwind regression)" clearly summarizes the main change in the changeset. The diff shows that styling classes for multiple UI buttons (Loading, Read Only, Save, Preview, Edit, and Multi Input ON) have been updated to adjust their padding with explicit tailwind overrides using the ! prefix and removal of warning classes. The title is specific, concise, and directly addresses the primary intent of the changes without unnecessary noise or vague terminology.
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frontend/app/view/term/term.tsx (1)

199-199: LGTM! Padding fix applied correctly.

The explicit non-overridable padding (!py-[2px] !px-[10px]) and typography classes ensure consistent button styling and resolve the Tailwind regression mentioned in the PR title.

Optional: If you're seeing this pattern across many buttons, consider investigating the CSS specificity conflict that requires the !important flag. A shared button component or more specific class structure could eliminate the need for !important overrides.

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frontend/app/view/preview/preview-model.tsx (2)

255-272: LGTM! Padding fixes and class cleanup applied.

The changes enforce non-overridable padding (!py-[2px] !px-[10px]) and remove the "warning" class from the Loading, Read Only, and Save buttons. This ensures consistent styling and resolves the Tailwind regression.


277-286: LGTM! Consistent padding enforcement.

The Preview and Edit buttons now use non-overridable padding (!py-[2px] !px-[10px]) to match the other buttons in this file and maintain visual consistency.

@sawka sawka merged commit ae42e2c into main Oct 20, 2025
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@sawka sawka deleted the sawka/fix-header-buttons branch October 20, 2025 17:09
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