Editor Workflows
Comment Composer
A single reply control types a useful comment, presses its send action and resolves to a clear sent state without shrinking into a miniature discussion screen.
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Worth keeping?
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When to use it
Comment bars, inline replies, collaboration tools, issue trackers and product tours that need a compact write/send/success microinteraction.
When not to
A working multiline textarea, attachment controls, backend submission or retry/error handling is required.
Working with an AI agent
Every component ships agent-ready metadata. An example instruction for this one:
Change the avatar initials, recipient and sample reply, then tune the four state waits. Preserve the single-row composer shape, send/check icon morph and keyboard activation; re-theme through --pro-* tokens.
Safe to edit
- theme tokens (:root --pro-* values)
- recipient, avatar initials and reply text
- send and check SVG stroke styling
- draft/send/confirmation timing in next()
Keep intact
- :root --pro-* token block (shared professional theming API)
- role=button, tabindex and descriptive aria-label on .ccp-stage
- IIFE wrapper, reduced-motion sent state and visibilitychange pause
- unique ccp- class namespace and namespaced keyframes
- theme hook (?theme bootstrap plus forever:theme listener)
Known limitations
- The reply text and send result are scripted rather than editable or submitted
- Only success is shown; production use needs failure, retry and disabled states
- Light re-theme uses the --pro-* block; catalog bg/accent describe the dark default
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