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This pull request updates the styling of the icon-plus-circle component within the mobile-first.vue file. Two new CSS classes, absolute top-0.5 right-5, are added to its custom-class attribute to adjust the icon's positioning. No changes were made to the component’s logic or to exported entities.

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packages/vue/.../mobile-first.vue Modified the icon-plus-circle component in the getTriggerContent method to add absolute top-0.5 right-5 classes, updating its positioning.

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This pull request optimizes the position of mobile icons in the file-upload component. The change involves adjusting the CSS classes to better position the icon on mobile devices.

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packages/vue/src/file-upload/src/mobile-first.vue Adjusted the CSS classes for the icon-plus-circle to include absolute positioning with specific top and right offsets.

@@ -348,7 +348,7 @@ export default defineComponent({
<span class="ml-2">{t('ui.fileUpload.uploadFile')}</span>
</div>
</tiny-button>
<icon-plus-circle custom-class="sm:hidden w-5 h-5" />
<icon-plus-circle custom-class="sm:hidden w-5 h-5 absolute top-0.5 right-5" />

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The CSS class for icon-plus-circle has been updated to include absolute, top-0.5, and right-5 for better positioning on mobile devices. Ensure that these changes do not interfere with other elements on different screen sizes.

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351-351: Optimize Mobile Icon Positioning: Verify Parent Positioning Context

The newly added CSS classes (sm:hidden w-5 h-5 absolute top-0.5 right-5) on the <icon-plus-circle> component are intended to adjust its positioning for mobile views. Please ensure that the parent container provides a positioning context (for example, by having a relative class) so that the absolute positioning is scoped correctly. Also, confirm that the use of sm:hidden aligns with the design requirements for selectively hiding the icon on larger screens.

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@zzcr zzcr merged commit fc1ab1f into dev Apr 11, 2025
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@kagol kagol deleted the fix/mobile-upload-202250410 branch April 14, 2025 12:27
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