(Lit) Style widgets using CSS variables.#1079

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Commits on Apr 10, 2026

Re-style the v0.9 lit renderer using the default CSS.
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Fix the lit 09 sample gallery to inject the material icons font
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Use injectBasicCatalogStyles from its new export location.
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Handle weight at the root level of the widget
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Add some more customization to the components, needed by the restaurants sample.
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Address Gemini comments.
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Fall back to a2ui-border if specific one is not set
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Remove unused import from Column
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Improve styling and defaults on DateTimeInput
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Remove mdash entity from Divider
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Make Icon use the Material Symbol Outlined font again.
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Apply objectFit through stylemap to Image
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Remove unused import in Row
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Ensure what we pass to markdown-it is actually a string. Style ol, ul, li, blockquote and pre
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Simplify fallback for TextField border
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Revert sample to using Material Symbols Outlined for icons.
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Add a basic catalog lit element to encapsulate specific basic catalog functionality, like automagically injecting CSS styles, and handling the weight property
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Stop handling the flex from the base A2uiLitElement class
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Make the basic components use the new basic class
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Remove minimal catalog
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Move base class into basic directory
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Stop exporting the minimal catalog
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Import the basic class for elements from its new location
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Remove references to the minimal catalog from tests, and use the basic catalog instead.
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Remove the minimal catalog references from the sample gallery app
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package-lock.json
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Ensure surface requests an update
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Small fixes to tests
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Remove redundant handling of props.weight in Column and Row
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Make styles closer to those of the React renderer.
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(Lit) Style widgets using CSS variables.#1079

(Lit) Style widgets using CSS variables.#1079
ditman wants to merge 30 commits intogoogle:mainfrom
ditman:core-styling-all-widgets

Commits on Apr 10, 2026

Re-style the v0.9 lit renderer using the default CSS.

Fix the lit 09 sample gallery to inject the material icons font

Use injectBasicCatalogStyles from its new export location.

Handle weight at the root level of the widget

Add some more customization to the components, needed by the restaurants sample.

Address Gemini comments.

Fall back to a2ui-border if specific one is not set

Remove unused import from Column

Improve styling and defaults on DateTimeInput

Remove mdash entity from Divider

Make Icon use the Material Symbol Outlined font again.

Apply objectFit through stylemap to Image

Remove unused import in Row

Ensure what we pass to markdown-it is actually a string. Style ol, ul, li, blockquote and pre

Simplify fallback for TextField border

Revert sample to using Material Symbols Outlined for icons.

Add a basic catalog lit element to encapsulate specific basic catalog functionality, like automagically injecting CSS styles, and handling the weight property

Stop handling the flex from the base A2uiLitElement class

Make the basic components use the new basic class

Remove minimal catalog

Move base class into basic directory

Stop exporting the minimal catalog

Import the basic class for elements from its new location

Remove references to the minimal catalog from tests, and use the basic catalog instead.

Remove the minimal catalog references from the sample gallery app

package-lock.json

Ensure surface requests an update

Small fixes to tests

Remove redundant handling of props.weight in Column and Row

Make styles closer to those of the React renderer.