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Ref https://linear.app/ghost/issue/PROD-1865/improve-color-picker-component

  • In favour of a calmer UI, we only show the color swatches when the color picker is expanded

Ref https://linear.app/ghost/issue/PROD-1865/improve-color-picker-component
- In favour of a calmer UI, we only show the color swatches when the color picker is expanded
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The logic in the ColorIndicator.tsx component was updated to simplify how the selectedSwatch is determined, removing a conditional reset tied to the isExpanded state. Now, selectedSwatch consistently refers to the first swatch matching the current value or hex. The swatch list is now rendered only when isExpanded is true, instead of being rendered unconditionally. Additionally, the color preview in the picker button is always shown when value is truthy, using the selectedSwatch hex if available, otherwise defaulting to value. The transparent color indicator within the preview remains unchanged.

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apps/admin-x-design-system/src/global/form/ColorIndicator.tsx (3)

75-75: Good simplification of the selectedSwatch logic.

This change streamlines how the selected swatch is determined, making it more consistent by always finding the first swatch that matches either its value or hex with the current value.


85-91: Perfect implementation of the PR objective.

This conditional rendering successfully hides the color swatches when the picker isn't expanded, creating a cleaner and less cluttered UI. The use of the logical AND operator is an efficient React pattern for this purpose.


95-96: Good improvement to color preview logic.

The color preview now consistently shows when a value exists, using the selectedSwatch hex if available or falling back to the raw value. This provides better visual feedback regardless of whether the selected color matches a predefined swatch.

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@sanne-san sanne-san closed this May 28, 2025
@sanne-san sanne-san deleted the color-picker-improvements branch May 28, 2025 13:15
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