v1.1.2
Table header and row pills normalized to the secondary variant's radius, and ListBox focus rings no longer clipped at the first and last items.
A small follow-up to the v1.1.1 Table redesign. Two visual fixes: the primary Table's rounding now matches the secondary variant, and edge items in any ListBox keep their full focus ring.
Installation
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Fixes
Table — consistent pill radius
The primary variant's header pill and row pills were rounded to lg while the secondary variant used 2xl, so the two variants did not line up side by side. Both now round to min(32px, var(--radius-2xl)), applied consistently across the standard, paginated, async-loading, and virtualized tables.
Because the radius is expressed against --radius-2xl, it still tracks a custom --radius scale, and the min() keeps the pill from over-rounding at large scales.
ListBox — focus rings no longer clipped
.list-box combined overflow-clip with 4px of padding, but an item's focus ring extends about 4px (ring-2 plus a 2px offset). The first and last items therefore had their rounded rings grazed by the clip boundary. Base padding is now 6px so the ring clears the edge.
This affected every ListBox usage, including Select and Autocomplete dropdowns. Both had carried local overrides for the same reason; those are gone now that the base provides the clearance.
Documentation
A With Filters example was added to the Table page, showing filter controls driving the table's own state.
Links
v1.1.3
Overlay entrance and exit easing corrected across eight components, reduced-motion guards added to overlay keyframes, and a stray margin removed from the virtualized table header.
v1.1.1
Table primary variant redesigned with a floating-card look, refined selection states, and consistent header rounding.