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Gallery: Remove unused inline menu styles #68776
Gallery: Remove unused inline menu styles #68776
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Is there an element with the .block-library-gallery-item__inline-menu
CSS class? If there isn't an element, we should be able to remove the style entirely.
Thanks, @t-hamano for the review. I have removed the |
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LGTM 👍
* Gallery: Remove unused inline menu transition * Base Styles: Remove unused styles entirely Co-authored-by: himanshupathak95 <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: t-hamano <[email protected]>
Part of: #68282
Follow-up: #68315 (comment)
What?
Remove unused CSS transition used for the gallery block's inline menu that is no longer being used.
Why?
The
.block-library-gallery-item__inline-menu
element was previously used for gallery controls but has since been removed/replaced. This transition is now unused, making them technical debt that should be cleaned up.This PR follows up on the discussion from #68315 where it was identified that these styles could be safely removed.
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