VPR-210 fix(cms): keep legacy CMS tables borderless - #339
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participant EditorTableDialog
participant RichTextEditor
participant buildTableHtml
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EditorTableDialog->>RichTextEditor: submit TableOptions
RichTextEditor->>buildTableHtml: build table HTML
buildTableHtml-->>RichTextEditor: return HTML with border and align
RichTextEditor->>HtmlSanitizerService: sanitize table HTML
HtmlSanitizerService-->>RichTextEditor: preserve allowed attributes
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In `@VueApp/src/components/__tests__/rich-text-editor.test.ts`:
- Line 16: Update the table dialog test using TableDialogVm to set cols to 2 and
header to false before emitting hide, so the existing post-close assertions
verify both fields are reset rather than remaining at their defaults.
In `@web/Services/HtmlSanitizerService.cs`:
- Line 53: Update the HTML attribute allowlist in HtmlSanitizerService to
include both cellpadding and cellspacing alongside the existing table
attributes, and add regression coverage with the other table-attribute cases to
verify the sanitizer preserves them.
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DESIGN.mdVueApp/src/components/RichTextEditor.vueVueApp/src/components/__tests__/editor-html.test.tsVueApp/src/components/__tests__/rich-text-editor.test.tsVueApp/src/components/editor/EditorTableDialog.vueVueApp/src/components/editor/editor-html.tsVueApp/src/styles/base.cssVueApp/src/styles/colors.csstest/Services/HtmlSanitizerServiceTests.csweb/Services/HtmlSanitizerService.cs
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The changes are tightly scoped to the regression, align with legacy content behavior, and are backed by targeted frontend + sanitizer tests.
Pull request overview
Fixes a regression introduced in #333 where all CMS tables inside .content-block became bordered, by making the “bordered table” treatment opt-in via the legacy border attribute (matching VIPER 1 behavior for migrated layout tables).
Changes:
- Scope CMS table borders/padding/header-fill styling to
table[border](excludingborder="0"), and centralize the header fill color in a shared--table-headertoken. - Extend the rich text editor’s table dialog to capture “Show borders” and “Alignment”, emitting
border="1"/"0"and optionalalign. - Update HTML sanitization allowlist and add/adjust tests to preserve legacy table presentation attributes and verify dialog output/reset.
File summaries
| File | Description |
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| web/Services/HtmlSanitizerService.cs | Allows legacy presentational table attributes (border/align/valign/cellpadding/cellspacing) to survive sanitization. |
| test/Services/HtmlSanitizerServiceTests.cs | Adds test coverage ensuring the newly-allowed table attributes are preserved. |
| VueApp/src/styles/colors.css | Introduces --table-header token to avoid duplicated header-fill literals. |
| VueApp/src/styles/base.css | Uses --table-header for q-table headers and scopes CMS table styling to table[border]:not([border="0"]). |
| VueApp/src/components/RichTextEditor.vue | Updates table submit typing to use the shared TableOptions shape. |
| VueApp/src/components/editor/EditorTableDialog.vue | Adds “Show borders” and “Alignment” controls; switches to a single reactive form object with full reset. |
| VueApp/src/components/editor/editor-html.ts | Extends buildTableHtml to emit border="1"/"0" and optional align, and exports TableOptions/TableAlign. |
| VueApp/src/components/tests/rich-text-editor.test.ts | Updates table insertion expectation and adds a dialog-reset regression test. |
| VueApp/src/components/tests/editor-html.test.ts | Updates expected table HTML and adds coverage for border="0" + align. |
| DESIGN.md | Documents that table-header applies to both q-table headers and bordered CMS content tables. |
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The code itself looks good, but I'm not sure how usable a new borderless table will be in the WYSIWYG editor - it's very hard to find the cells and might look like it wasn't inserted at all. I'm not sure what the solution is, though, since this is WYSIWYG.
The editor parity work styled every table cell inside rendered CMS content with a border, cell padding and a header fill so that a table inserted from the new table dialog would be visible. Migrated VIPER 1 content uses borderless layout tables, so pages like CAHFS Home grew borders they never had. - Key the bordered styling off a border attribute on the table, which the sanitizer now lets through as the VIPER 1 policy did; border="0" stays borderless - Give the table dialog "Show borders" and "Alignment" options in CKEditor's order, writing the border and align attributes VIPER 1 content already uses - Let align, valign, cellpadding and cellspacing through the sanitizer as well, the presentational table attributes VIPER 1's policy allowed - Tables without the attribute render with browser defaults again, and the editor alone draws a dotted cell guide on them so a borderless table stays findable while editing, as CKEditor's showborders did - Share the table header fill between q-table and bordered CMS tables through a --table-header token
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@bniedzie Similar to the html editor on VIPER1, there is a faint dotted line on tables with border = 0 that only shows up in the editor. |
Summary
CMS content pages with tables grew borders after #333. That PR styled each
thandtdinside.content-blockwith a border, cell padding and a header fill so that a table inserted from the new editor table dialog would be visible. Migrated VIPER 1 content uses borderless layout tables (CAHFS Home alone has seven), so those pages picked up borders they never had. VIPER 1 rendered the same HTML with no table CSS at all.Regression from #333.
Fix
The bordered styling now keys off a
borderattribute on the table instead of applying to every table in the block.base.cssscopes those rules totable[border], withborder="0"left alone. A table without the attribute renders with browser defaults, the way it did in VIPER 1.border="1"orborder="0"plus thealignattribute when one is chosen. A survey of the stored blocks found 6 of 15 with tables chose border 0 in CKEditor and 7 carryalign, so both are in use; none use caption or summary, so those are not offered.border,align,valign,cellpaddingandcellspacingthrough. VIPER 1's AntiSamy policy allowed all five, so legacy content that carries them renders as it used to. One block (IACUC Protocols) hadborder="1"stripped before VPR-210 feat(cms): add link, image and table dialogs to the content editor #333 and gets its borders back.q-tableand CMS tables each carried their own#eeeheader fill. It now lives in a--table-headertoken incolors.css, with a line in DESIGN.md.Testing
editor-htmlandrich-text-editorsuites cover the attributes, including a borderless centered insert driven through the dialog.border="1",align,valign,cellpaddingandcellspacingsurvive a sanitize pass.border="1"table gets the styling, andborder="0"does not.<table border="0" align="center">.