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    • Updated documentation on theme switching and CSS variable management in Vue.js.
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The documentation has been significantly refined to enhance clarity and usability for theme switching and CSS variable management in Vue.js. It now clearly distinguishes between predefined and dynamically switchable themes, recommending the former. New guidance on CSS variable prefixes prevents conflicts, with practical solutions for both Vue CLI and Vite users. The removal of lengthy explanations streamlines the content, focusing on actionable steps for developers upgrading to newer library versions.

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.../pc/webdoc/theme.md Updated theme switching documentation to recommend predefined themes, added guidance on CSS variable prefixes, and streamlined content for upgrading users.

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@zzcr zzcr added the documentation 对文档的改进或补充 label Jul 31, 2024
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Documentation update approved.

The section on theme switching is clear and provides practical examples for both Vue CLI and Vite users. The recommendation to use predefined themes is well-explained.


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The section on customizing CSS variable prefixes is thorough and provides clear, actionable steps for both Vue CLI and Vite projects.


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Documentation update approved.

The section on configuring Design Config is clear and provides practical examples.


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Documentation update approved.

The section on advanced theme customization is clear and provides practical examples for adding custom CSS variables and controlling them with JavaScript.

@kagol kagol merged commit e8c0219 into dev Aug 2, 2024
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@zzcr zzcr deleted the add-custom-cssvar-md-0731 branch August 7, 2024 03:34
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