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修复表格下边框显示异常

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    • Improved the appearance of the bottom border in tables by adjusting its layering to ensure it displays correctly above overlapping elements.

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A CSS rule was added to the table styling, specifically targeting the tbody tr:last-child::after pseudo-element. The change sets its z-index to 3 using a Tailwind-style utility, affecting the stacking order of the bottom border on the last table row.

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packages/theme-saas/src/grid/table.less Added z-index: 3 to tbody tr:last-child::after using Tailwind utility via @apply ~'z-[3]'.

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此PR修复了表格下边框显示异常的问题。通过在样式中添加z-index属性,确保表格底部边框正确显示。

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packages/theme-saas/src/grid/table.less 添加了z-index属性以修复表格下边框显示异常的问题。
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@github-actions github-actions bot added the bug Something isn't working label May 8, 2025
@@ -280,6 +280,7 @@
@apply bottom-0;
@apply h-px;
@apply bg-color-bg-1;
@apply ~'z-[3]';

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The addition of @apply ~'z-[3]' is intended to fix the display issue with the table's bottom border by adjusting the z-index. Ensure this change does not interfere with other elements' stacking contexts.

@zzcr zzcr merged commit 8d95bd4 into opentiny:dev May 9, 2025
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