Update model-manager.css old close button override - #3195
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ZERO-FLASH CLOSE BUTTON FACTORY OVERRIDE
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The close-button styling may not apply if the dashboard still emits the previous class name, leaving the intended positioning and hover treatment unchanged. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner confirmation that the emitted class and CSS selector match. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 2✅ Passed checks (2 passed)
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In `@js/model-manager.css`:
- Around line 243-249: Update the selector groups in the dialog close-button
styles to include .p-dialog-close-button, matching the control emitted by
buildGuiFrame; ensure the layout, hover background, and focus-ring rules all
apply without changing the builder’s class.
- Around line 272-319: Synchronize the later alignment, pseudo-element, hover,
and focus-visible selector groups with the base selector list by adding
`#cm-manager-dialog` .p-dialog-close, .comfy-modal .p-dialog-close, .comfy-dialog
.comfy-menu-close, and .comfy-panel .comfy-menu-close. Ensure these controls
receive the same replacement focus ring and hover styling as the existing
close-button selectors.
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replace .p-dialog-close with .p-dialog-close-button
Revert to .p-dialog-close no need to change it to .p-dialog-close.button
UI/UX Optimization of the ComfyUI Manager Dashboard1. Core Framework Overrides & Layout Synchronization:
Maintain the same style as the main UI
1. Core Framework Overrides & Layout Synchronization
Updated Style: Wiped out all inherited border boundaries, tracking boxes, and box-shadow outlines, shifting the button container into a clean, transparent, boundary-free profile on idle. The script was modified using a localized <style> block to capture the asynchronous loading sequences natively, enforcing crisp, unwarped structural dimensions from the very first frame the DOM node initializes.
2. Optical Alignment Calibration & Hover Feedback
Updated Style: Separated the close character layer from the background container to allow independent spatial manipulation. The X character remains securely center-locked using precise text padding metrics, while an isolated, floating pseudo-element (::before) layer generates an elegant, light-grey circular backplate (rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.15)) exclusively on cursor hover.
Precision Tuning: Fine-tuned the horizontal coordinate alignment metrics across the separate panel scripts (calibrating the main dialogs to transform: translate(-74.5%, -50%) and the sub-manager loading sheets to transform: translate(-55%, -50%)) to completely eliminate the optical illusion, ensuring a visually perfect, eye-centered layout across all dashboard modules.
This patch depends on #3188
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