fix(table): resolve text alignment issue in table not working

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• Style
  • Adjusted text alignment for table cells, which may affect content display.
  • Improved syntax formatting in the stylesheet for better readability.

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The changes involve modifications to a LESS stylesheet for a table component in a web application. The primary adjustment is the removal of the text-align: left; property from the td and th selectors within a specific table class. Additionally, a syntax correction was made by adjusting the closing brace for the .w-e-modal class. These changes refine the styling rules for table elements and ensure proper formatting in the stylesheet.

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File	Change Summary
packages/table-module/src/assets/index.less	Removed text-align: left; from td and th selectors; adjusted closing brace for .w-e-modal.

Possibly related PRs

• fix: change table proerty align style #127: This PR modifies the LESS stylesheet for table properties, specifically addressing alignment styles, which is directly related to the changes made in the main PR that also involves modifications to a LESS stylesheet for table components.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)

packages/table-module/src/assets/index.less (1)

Line range hint 1-185: Suggestions for improving stylesheet structure and maintainability

While the stylesheet is generally well-organized, consider the following suggestions to enhance its structure and maintainability:

1. Translate non-English comments to English for better international collaboration.
2. Consistently use either LESS variables or CSS custom properties for color definitions throughout the stylesheet.
3. Consider modularizing the stylesheet by splitting it into smaller, focused files (e.g., table styles, modal styles, etc.) and importing them into a main file.
4. Add comments to explain the purpose of complex selectors or non-obvious style choices.
5. Consider using meaningful class names instead of relying heavily on element selectors for better specificity and maintainability.

Would you like assistance in implementing any of these suggestions?

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packages/table-module/src/assets/index.less (2)

185-185: Syntax correction: Proper closing of .w-e-modal class

The addition of the closing brace at line 185 correctly terminates the .w-e-modal class definition. This fix ensures proper nesting and scope of the CSS rules within this class.

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Line range hint 17-31: Verify removal of text-align: left; from table cells

The AI summary mentions the removal of text-align: left; from td and th selectors. While this change is not visible in the provided code (as removed lines are not displayed), it's important to verify and consider its implications.

If text-align: left; has indeed been removed:

1. This change allows the text alignment in table cells to be determined by the browser's default styling or inherited from parent elements.
2. It provides more flexibility for users to control text alignment through HTML attributes or custom CSS classes.
3. Ensure that this change doesn't negatively impact the existing layout or design of tables in your application.

To confirm this change, please run the following script:

If the script returns no results, it confirms that text-align: left; has been removed from td and th selectors.