This commit standardizes the card header design across multiple edit pages
to create a consistent and modern UI experience.
Changes made:
- Add gradient background colors to card headers
- Implement decorative circular elements for visual appeal
- Update icon colors to white with semi-transparent backgrounds
- Standardize text colors and opacity for better readability
- Add consistent padding and border radius
- Maintain unique color schemes for different functional sections
Modified files:
- EditChannel.js
- EditRedemption.js
- EditToken.js
- EditUser.js
- AddUser.js
The new design features:
- Blue gradient for basic information sections
- Green gradient for quota/permission settings
- Purple gradient for access restrictions
- Orange gradient for binding/group information
- Consistent layout structure across all edit pages
This update improves visual hierarchy and maintains brand consistency
while enhancing the overall user experience.
- Changed the structure of usableGroups in GetUserGroups to store additional information (ratio and description) for each group.
- Introduced a new renderRatio function to visually represent group ratios with color coding.
- Updated the Playground and EditToken components to utilize the new group structure and rendering options.
- Enhanced the renderGroupOption function for better UI representation of group options.
- Fixed minor comments and improved code readability.
- Added new translation keys for English localization in `en.json`, including "Token group, default is the your's group" and "IP whitelist (do not overly trust this function)".
- Refactored `EditToken.js` to utilize the `useTranslation` hook for improved internationalization, ensuring all user-facing strings are translatable.
- Updated error and success messages to use translation functions, enhancing user experience for non-English speakers.
- Improved UI elements to support localization, including labels, placeholders, and button texts, ensuring consistency across the token editing interface.
- Added internationalization (i18n) support across various components, enabling dynamic language switching and improved user experience.
- Updated multiple components to utilize translation functions for labels, buttons, and messages, ensuring consistent language display.
- Enhanced the user interface by refining text elements in the ChannelsTable, LogsTable, and various settings pages, improving clarity and accessibility.
- Adjusted CSS styles for better responsiveness and layout consistency across different screen sizes.
